Summit drafts conditions for future aid to Soviets
At the Houston summit leaders drafted terms for long term Soviet aid and concluded a farm subsidy dispute. Negotiations backed by Brady pressed for across the board cuts while embracing ambiguous language, with a IMF led study to gauge Soviet economy and aid usefulness. West Germany announced a 3.1 billion package ahead of broader aid talks.
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Frederick Man Dies in Md 31 Motorcycle Crash
A Frederick man Rennie Gene Cowan 40 died at the scene after losing control of a motorcycle on Md 31 near the Frederick Carroll County line. The 7:11 p.m. crash marked the second fatal Frederick motorcycle incident in two days with responders from Libertytown Woodsboro and New Windsor fire companies.
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Frederick County
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Oak Tree Court
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Woodsboro
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Donald Lyles Ends 42 Years as Local Barber
Donald Lyles retires after 42 years in the barber trade citing severe dermatitis and arthritis in his right hand. He recalls bright barbershop days with the scent of tonic and powder and quotes his motto pleasing you pleases me as he hangs up his clippers.
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Raymond Kline Announces County Commission Bid in Frederick
Raymond Kline, 56, of Old Harmony Road and a Myersville area farmer who also owns a Fountaindale car wash, filed last week as a Republican candidate for Frederick County Commissioner. He says small business interests need stronger advocacy and a more businesslike government approach. He belongs to Moose Lodge Hagerstown, Elks Frederick, and American Legion Key Post. married with eight children.
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Old Harmony Road
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Weather Forecast and Food Note for Western Maryland
Inside The News Weather reports warm conditions with a 70 percent shower and thunderstorm chance tonight and lows in the lower 70s. Thursday brings mostly cloudy skies with likely showers and thunderstorms and highs in the lower 80s. A Western Maryland weather map appears on page B1, along with a note on summer foods like lemonade, hot dogs, and baked beans.
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Gorbachev backs Ukrainian for post deputy role
At the Communist Party Congress in Moscow Mikhail Gorbachev endorsed Vladimir Tyuenne a leading Ukrainian official for the deputy post overseeing daily party affairs as contenders for the position include Yegor Ligachev and Anatoly Dudaryev. Gorbachev highlighted closeness to Tyuenne and Shcherbitsky retirement context.
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Ligachev
Rippeon Enters Frederick County Commissioner Race
Delmar Rippeon, 57, former Carroll Manor Elementary principal, filed last week as a Republican candidate for Frederick County Commissioner. He cites environment as top issue, ties growth to quality of life, and urges county‑private sector coordination. Education remains a major concern with focus on teacher recruitment and system improvement.
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Grimes pays $5,000 to settle MDE erosion complaint
Frederick Alderman James Grimes agreed to pay $5,000 to settle a Maryland Department of the Environment erosion complaint over a East Patrick Street site behind Grimes Truck Center. The state alleged inadequate sediment controls on a warehouse project.
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Israeli raids complicate hostage release efforts
Syria says Israeli air raids into Lebanon have hindered talks to free a Western hostage held by Shiite extremists. Hezbollah leaders call for freeing all Western captives and Lebanese detainees, while Western intelligence views Hezbollah as an umbrella for multiple factions. Syria's Sharaa says raids undermined efforts despite prior releases of Americans Polhill and Reed spurring hope for a soon freed hostage.
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