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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1984
Page
1
Opposition Labor swung to openness on forming a unity government with Likud, contingent on Labor leadership. Talks stressed building a 61-seat coalition in the Knesset as parties seek to break the election deadlock amid ongoing efforts for independent government formation.
A Dutch proverb notes that many fall hard to earn a loaf when a slice suffices. The saying reflects frugal wisdom and caution in seeking abundance beyond need.
Columnist Nanci Breas shares creative cooking ideas drawing on Shaker legacy for American kitchens. The feature highlights simple, thrift minded methods and practical recipes passed down through generations.
A high pressure system brings pleasant conditions across Western Maryland with mostly sunny skies, cooler and drier air, and highs around 40s to low 60s. By Thursday night increasing clouds and a chance of showers return as humid air moves back from the southwest.
President Reagan and challenger Mondale spar over future taxes with Reagan insisting no plan for a tax increase and Mondale accusing him of tempering the pledge. A TV news conference outlines possible tax structure changes if deficits persist and critiques of Mondale’s stance follow, amid broader budget and policy push.
In Queens two Amtrak trains collided head on on a trestle and killed one person. Officials cite operating error as the cause though exact factors remain unsettled. The NTSB and FRA say signal systems show no malfunction.
President Reagan declares a clear choice between freedom and coercion and calls on undecided Democrats to abandon the party he calls a graveyard of gloom and envy. He invites them to join Bush and him on the campaign trail as he addresses a rally marking the start of a two day foray to respond to Democratic charges.
Baltimore officials and the state education department debated proposed high school graduation changes on Tuesday. The state board may vote at its August meeting, with substantial alterations likely to affect the 1985 ninth grade class. Local districts will need time to adjust as required courses such as external year end math are considered.
Hood College learned Tuesday the Philadelphia Regional Office of Civil Rights closed the Title IX case after findings were voluntarily corrected. The complaint, filed by Kauko Kokkonen regarding an Aug 10 1983 ad claiming a women only residency program, led Hood to use sex neutral language in its advertisements. The college noted it has admitted males only to be good neighbors but emphasized most male students are employed area residents attending evening classes and that none had applied for the campus program. Continued on Page A.3.
Karlene Kaufmann, a music teacher and wife of Frederick person, faced a devastating illness after contracting shock syndrome from a staph infection in April. She spent nine weeks in Johns Hopkins and Good Samaritan hospitals, had both feet and knuckles on both hands amputated, and now undergoes physical therapy. She remains hopeful, grateful for community support from friends, neighbors, and churches, and notes the aid of pencil erasers for dialing phones as a small but helpful tool.
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