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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1981

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Corn borers dampen Frederick County corn crop prospects

Frederick County farmers report corn borers are worse this year in sweet corn fields, despite generally decent conditions. County extension agent Kenneth Wisner notes timing and no till farming raise infestation risks, while ongoing drought and patchy rainfall add stress. Local leaders warn the crop remains vulnerable until timely rains return.

Frederick County Joseph C. Free Free Kenneth Wisner Wiser Wisner Leon Enfield Presi

First area fire alarm for deaf installed by C&P Pioneers

The Maryland C P Telephone Pioneers installed Frederick area smoke detector with a flashing strobe to alert deaf residents. At Edward Neal residence Adrienne two and Liss fourteen both with severe hearing impairments rely on aides. two thirds of the $80 cost covered by the Pioneers.

C&p Pioneers Maryland C&p Telephone Company Frederick Edward Neal Allview Drive Mount Neals Adrienne Liss C&p Dean Harper

Brunswick enforces long term water restrictions citywide

Brunswick enters its second week under mandatory water restrictions with no clear end. Mayor Tess Orndorff warns the ban could last months as officials shift to increase supply from springs wells and the Potomac River. Reconnect fees of 20 dollars apply for violations.

Brunswick Tess D. Orndorft Orndorff Owl Petersville Road

Weather prospects in Western Maryland and Ocean Beaches

Western Maryland and Ocean City forecast sunny to partly cloudy with highs in the 80s. Tonight and Saturday bring mid 60s to mid 70s, then chance of showers early next week with cooler highs. Temperature readings from Frederick, Hagerstown, Westminster, Gaithersburg, and Leesburg included.

Maryland Ocean City Frederick Hagerstown I Westminster Gaithersburg Leesburg

Inside The News Notable Quote From Cicero

A Cicero quotation emphasizes that honor fades where justice is missing, reflecting on moral standards in governance and law.

Cicero

Reagan revises tax plan with inflation indexing and breaks

President Reagan told House Republicans he will redraw his tax cut package to include automatic annual inflation adjustments for personal taxes. The plan adds oil land tax breaks, expanded small business incentives, and retains depletion allowances while Democrats push a rival bill.

Washington Reagan House House Cop Eagan Barber Conable R-N-Y Senate George Bush Serge

No formal probe of Frederick juvenile services says official

Frederick County Juvenile Services faces what officials call no investigation per se. Gov Barry R Hughes office and the Juvenile Services Administration in Baltimore say the matter is a response rather than an inquiry. Deputy director Jesse E Williams Jr notes one family complaint prompted director Rex Smith to meet with them.

News-Post Frederick Nty Barry R. Hughes Juvenile Services Administration Baltimore Lou Panos Hughes Frederick Jesse E. Williams Jr Rex) Smith Juvenile Services Williams Smith

Begin declares truce along Lebanon border

The United States announced an end to hostilities between Lebanon and Israel after two weeks of bloodshed that left six Israelis dead and more than 450 Arabs killed in Lebanese strikes. A Israeli night raid and Palestinian rocket fire followed by Habib announcing a cease fire as of 1330 hours local time.

United States Palestinan Lebanon Tel Aviv Kiryat Shmona Reagan

Bani Sadr urges Iranian election boycott broadcasts

Ousted Iranian president Abolhassan Bani Sadr appeals in two clandestine radio broadcasts for Iranians to boycott the vote to choose his post. He calls himself the legal president and vows to return, denouncing the government as terror seekers while hiding with Kurdish tribes near the Turkish border.

Bani-Sadr Beirut Lebanon Iran Abolhassan Bani-Sadr Im Farsi Tehran Turkey

Poland Faces Public Backlash as Food Prices Rise

In Warsaw the government launches a campaign to persuade Poles to accept higher grocery costs. Officials warn price hikes may trigger unrest similar to riots after meat price increases in 1970 and 1976, which sparked nationwide strikes and liberal movements within the communist party.

Warsaw Poland Zdzislaw Krasinski Price Commission Zomierz Wolnasci Communist Party Soviet Union

Goldwater urges Casey to resign as CIA director

Senate Intelligence chair Barry Goldwater questioned William J. Casey's six month tenure at the CIA, alleging possible misleadings during confirmation. He faulted Casey for choosing Max Hugel as operations chief, calling the appointment a dangerous mistake and noting investigators may review the matter.

Washington William J. Casey CIA Senate Intelligence Committee Barry Goldwater Goldwater Casey Senate Capitol Max Hugel New Hampshire Reagan

U S backs away from criticism of Begin in Lebanon

The Reagan administration seeks a cease of hostilities with Israel and backs off public rebukes of Prime Minister Menachem Begin for his Lebanon offensive. State Department spokesman Dean Fischer urged halting verbal attacks as officials say criticism could hinder peace efforts.

Washington Reagan Israel Menachem Begin Lebanon Begin Middle East State Department Dean Fischer Fischer

Not Practicing What It Preaches Says Wagman

Robert Wagman argues the Reagan Administration fails to live up to its stated values while Walter Williams discusses demagoguery and Tom Baum profiles a freshman congressman stirring the House. Kay Stephens profiles a Pennsylvania woman building her own home. The piece notes Emory Frye retires as Little League district administrator this year.

Robert Wagman Walter Williams Tom Baum Kay Stephens Pennsylvania Bagh Mulligan Alaska Emory Frye Sne Sss News-Post Mike Spaur the Enchanted Forest

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