Reagan backs one year grain sale extension to Soviet Union
AP reports President Reagan has agreed to extend by one year the U.S. grain sales pact with the Soviet Union, a move officials say signals martial law in Poland is not easing quickly. The pact expires September 30 and The Times cites unidentified administration sources.
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Senate aims to finish budget amendment vote by Thursday
Washington AP reports Senate Majority Leader Howard Baker hopes to finish the balanced budget amendment by Thursday as it faces a two-thirds vote in both chambers. The measure has 61 Senate sponsors and 231 in the House amid opposition plans to slow progress. In New Delhi Indira Gandhi arrives for a U.S. visit signaling debate over world perspectives. Peru seeks US F-16 fighters, studying a sale of two jets to counter Soviet arms influence in South America.
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Reagan to Hold White House News Conference
President Reagan will hold his 12th formal news conference since taking office, scheduled Wednesday in the East Room at the White House. The event will begin at EDT and will be available for live broadcast coverage per White House press secretary Larry.
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Unclear era opinion highlights spark crowd responses
A collage of columnists surveys educational funding fights and political disputes. Diane McCiste probes odd araves while Eugene Geil weighs school closures. Donald Lambre questions CETA fund misuse for union indoctrination. Tom Thode profiles a nonconformist American, and Walter Mears examines a balanced budget amendment dispute. Ed Campbell riffs on a Semgbook storm, and Terry Foote previews poultry farming trends.
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Weather Outlook For Western Maryland Region
A weak system from across the area will raise the chance of thundershowers today and Wednesday. Western Maryland includes Carrell Frederick and Montgomery counties with late afternoon and evening showers daily. highs near 90 today and mid 60s Wednesday, lows around 60. Maryland Mountains expect partly cloudy skies with a chance of showers and highs near 60s both days. Parm Forecast calls for south to southwest winds 5 to 10 mph and drying through Wednesday. Yesterday’s temps: Frederick 90, Hagerstown 94, Westminster 96, Galahersburg 69, Leesburg 71.
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European allies unite against US Siberian pipeline ban
West Germany and Britain join France and Italy in opposing President Reagan’s ban on exports of US licensed equipment for the Siberian gas pipeline. German officials say firms may honor contracts or risk American retaliation while praising actions that fulfill the deal. AEG-Telefunken vows to defy sanctions, facing potential 2,000 job losses without government backing.
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Court reverses ruling on Cardon Oil truck stop dispute
A Frederick County Maryland judge voided the zoning change allowing Cardon Oil to build a 6.1 acre truck stop in New Market. Judge Cahoon found the commission lacked authority to reclassify the site and that the change was piecemeal rather than a valid update to the comprehensive zoning plan. The decision prompts possible appeals by Cardon Oil and county officials as zoning reviews proceed.
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Antiques Lovers Celebrate Courthouse Victory in New Market
Residents in New Market applaud a Monday court ruling that blocks a proposed Carbon Oil truck stop at Md 75 and I 70. Local dealers like Judy and John Stuart and Jerry Martin praise the decision as protecting the town’s antiques capital identity. Edgar W Rossig Jr led the successful effort with his Strawberry Inn, noting broad support from locals and visitors alike. (Continued on Page A-2)
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Western Maryland hospitals see smaller nursing shortage
A statewide Maryland Hospital Association survey shows Western Maryland hospitals average 6.4 percent nurse vacancies versus 12 percent statewide and a 0 percent turnover rate, far lower than the 23 percent state rate. Initiatives include staffing changes, better pay, education, and child care.
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Inside The News Common pease and the knack of seeing things
A compact note on clarity and precision in observation. It highlights the value of perceiving reality as it is and avoiding distortions. The piece urges practical thinking and direct assessment over speculation or wishful thinking.
Survivors testify in fatal Christmas Eve crash case
Survivors of a Christmas Eve highway crash that killed five family members testified about seeing a car in their lane and trying to escape. Martha Procter described honking and turning the wheel as a vehicle approached, then recalled waking pinned after the collision. Five relatives died as Kevin Cooper faces counts of automobile homicide while intoxicated and vehicular manslaughter.
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