Reagan Pushes New Federalism At NACC Speech
President Reagan reaffirmed support for New Federalism arguing local governments such as counties and cities should carry out more duties. He warned against homogenizing America and cited the Tenth Amendment to defend returning powers to states and people.
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Baltimore
Reagan
National Association of Counties
NACC
America
Washington
United States
Aanriva
Brunswick OKs zoning change to allow car dealers
Brunswick town officials approved a zoning amendment to permit new and used car dealers in the Highway Service Zone while tabling a discussion on an additional fire company bail pending an audit. The plan, supported by the planning commission, would change uses to aid business retention, with concerns about nonconforming existing businesses if rezoned to B-2.
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Bronswick
Peteraville Aiscussion
Connie Koenig
Brunswick Planning Commission
James Schmershal
Sone
Planning Commission
Schmershal
Gary Barkman
Anderson withdraws from Maryland 6th District primary
Darrell E Anderson says he is exiting the Democratic primary for Maryland Sixth District to back William McMahon of Williamsport. McMahon termed a true Democrat with Anderson noting McMahon’s experience and commitment to the campaign. The race features three Democrats and three Republicans, with primary Sept 14 and general Nov 2. The district includes Garrett Allegany Washington Frederick Carroll counties and parts of Montgomery and Howard.
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U.S. House of Representatives
Anderson
William McMahon
Williamsport
Elgg
Anderton Anderson
Congress
Beverfly B. Byron
McMahon
House
Mia, Byfuu
Frederick City
Melvin C. Perkins
Baltimore City
James S. Ansell
Ellicott City
Roscoe Bartlett
Buckeystown
Samuel £. Eastman
Garrett County
Maryland
Garrett, Allegany
Washington, Frederick
Carroll Counties
Montgomery
Howard Counties
Jonathan S. Retekin
Inside The News Happiness Remembered
Oscar Levaat notes that happiness is not a moment but a memory kept vivid. The piece reflects on how joyful events linger in recollection, shaping daily life and perspective.
Iran invades Iraq as Tehran claims big advance in Gulf war
Iranian forces pushed into Iraq along a six mile front and claimed to have captured hundreds of Iraqi soldiers in a raid described by Tehran as part of a bid to liberate Iraq and topple Saddam Hussein. Iraqi reports said the Iraqi army halted the advance near Basra and counterattacked. The broadcasts cited Khomeini urging Iraqis to welcome the invaders and to strike at Saddam’s followers. Canadian Press noted fighting in Khuzistan without exact locations.
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Hussein
Iran
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Tehran Radi
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini
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Basra
Ilam
Bakhtaran
Khorramabad
Khuzistan
Jerusalem
Khomeini
Israel
PLO seeks U.S. recognition to leave Beirut
Lebanese sources say the PLO would order 6000 fighters to surrender heavy weapons and evacuate by sea under U.S. Sixth Fleet escort if Washington recognizes the group. Washington refuses recognition until Israel’s right to exist and UN peace terms are acknowledged. Israel threatens to invade west Beirut without PLO departure. An Arab League emergency meeting was canceled for lack of attendees.
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U.S
PLO
Yasser Arafat
West Beirut
Washington
Israel
Lebanon
Jones
U.N
Middle East
Arab League
Philip C. Habib
Teenager killed in cycle mishap on Dublin Road
A Keymar teenager, Scot James Crosby, 16, was killed Tuesday night when his 1981 Suzuki motorcycle crossed the center line on Dublin Road near Walkersville and collided with a 1975 Dodge Dart driven by Larry Knott. Crosby was thrown 29 feet and not wearing a helmet. Investigating trooper cited speed and driver error as factors.
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Dublin Road
Walkersville
James Crosby
Woodsboro Pike
Larry Eugene Knott
Oak Hill Road
Maryland
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U.S. troops in Lebanon unlikely amid Lebanon war talks
Congressional leaders say Reagan conditions for sending troops to Lebanon are unmet and a quick settlement is unlikely. After a White House briefing, Sen. Charles Percy warned the accord to end the Israeli invasion is not around the corner. House Republican Leader Robert Michel called the settlement effort limbo and less optimistic than before.
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Reagan
U.S
Lebanon
White House
Charles Percy
House
Robert Michel
Illinois
Michel
Outdated Pan Am flight recorders spark safety push
AP reports investigators say cockpit voice and flight data recorders on Pan Am Flight 75 were outdated and unreliable. The NTSB urges the FAA to replace recorders within two years with modern digital versions to ensure 21st century accident investigations.
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Pan Am
Washington
National Transportation Safety Board
Federal Aviation Administration
Safety Board
James Burnett
Interior chief aims to alter long standing coal law
Columnist Jack Anderson reports Interior Secretary James Watt seeks repeal of a 60 year old rule to permit coal mining on federal land. Carmelius Dwyer questions Israel’s historical claim while John Starrels analyzes Cuba’s economy. Navy uses goats for grass cutting at a Virginia air station. Food editor Mary Foeche profiles Towne Restaurant owner Betty Crum and notes that large quantities affect taste. Kathryn Jenkins offers quick master mix tips. Susy Bret finds thrift in cowponing. Sara Woodfield scouts raspberry patchel offerings.
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Jack Anderson
James Watt
Carmelius Dwyer
Israel
John Starrels
Cuba
Wen Rederson
U.S. Navy
Virginia
Hugh Mulligan
Dick Kleiner
News-Post
Mary Foeche
Betty Crum
Woodsboro
Kathryn Jenkins
Susy Bret
Back Street
Sara Woodfield
Weather outlook for Western Maryland and region
Partly cheery warm humid today and Thursday with afternoon and evening thundershowers. Highs near 88, lows around 70. Maryland mountains partly cloudy with showers through Thursday, highs in the low 80s, lows near 50s. Farm forecast Southeast winds 5-10 mph, turning south Thursday. drying conditions fair today and Thursday. Yesterday temperatures Frederick 90, Hagerstown 84, Westminster 47, Gaithersburg 45, Leesburg 44.
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Corre
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Hagerstown
Westminster
Gaithersburg
Leesburg
David Lesher
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