Shamir Likud Narrowly Trails Labor in Knesset Polls
Final unofficial results show Labor 44 seats to Likud's 66 in the 126 member Knesset. Parties seek coalitions with smaller factions to reach at least 61 seats for a governing majority, amid talk that Ezer Weizman could influence post election coalition alignment.
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Monumental restoration of two story log house near Catoctin Furnace
David Bross reports on a grand undertaking to restore a two story log house located just south of the Catoctin Furnace. The project highlights the craft, history, and practical challenges involved in reviving a historic structure in a rural setting.
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Weather outlook for Carolinas and Maryland weekend showers
A stationary front across the Carolinas keeps showers in the forecast through the weekend. Western Maryland counties will see scattered showers today with highs around mid 70s and near 70 in the mountains, then continued showers tonight through Sunday with mild nights. Ocean beaches like Ocean City expect cool, scattered showers and northeasterly winds, with daytime highs near 70 and water around 68. Farm forecasts call for northeast winds around 16 mph through Saturday with poor drying conditions. Yesterday’s temperatures ranged from the upper 80s to mid 70s across Frederick, Cumberland, Hagerstown, Oakland and Westminster.
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United Way names Johnson to head Frederick drive 1984 goal set
David E. Johnson of Mount Airy Sears manager named campaign chairman for United Way of Frederick County. The 1984 goal is 800200, a 45 percent boost from last year’s 550000. The kickoff includes a Sept 7 golf tournament and breakfast as Johnson visits agencies to align support.
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House votes for school prayer amid partisan fight
In Washington the House approved a measure to allow silent prayer in public schools, a move backed by Republicans and opposed by Democrats. Supporters say it clarifies students’ right to prayer. critics warn it invades church separation and risks religious pressure in districts nationwide. The vote highlighted a deeper clash over education policy and the role of faith in public schools.
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Soviets call space talks impossible in latest proposals
Soviet officials say talks on space arms control are impossible while offering a proposal for verification limited to testing and deployment limits. The United States has not disclosed its reply, stating only it favors discussing approaches. The exchange follows Geneva style diplomacy and potential renewed efforts toward preventing an arms race in space.
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Auto shop disapproved in agricultural district
Frederick County Board of Appeals denied a special exception by landowner Michael A. Limpanis to open an auto repair and service shop in an agriculturally zoned area. The plan for a shop on the north side of Weller Road at Bs Road faced about a dozen opponents. Board member Glenn Browning recused himself due to proximity to the site. Critics cited incompatibility with residential and agricultural surroundings and rising traffic hazards ahead of anticipated developments. Limparis testified his business would serve the area despite opposition.
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Neighbors oppose auto repair shop amid urban planning dispute
The board faced a zoning clash as a would be auto repair business proposed by Limpartis faced strong opposition over traffic, eyesore concerns, and lifestyle disruption. Supporters urged zoning compliance and screened operations while opponents warned of precedent and disruption to Bucklystown. A separate vote approved amended conditions for Ralph Brown Realty to allow a service station and limited outdoor work with restricted hours. Continuous coverage on page 43.
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County Bond Ratings Seen Improving After A Rating
Frederick earns an A rating from a New York rating agency for its upcoming 12 million bond issue. County Comptroller Thomas M. Fox expects an AA from Moody's, noting S P warns Moody's may differ. Representatives from both agencies visited Frederick on June 27 to assess repayment ability.
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