Day Care Task Force Rejects State Run Center Visitors
An out of state day care provider and a DHR employee were asked to leave the Frederick armory center by local Day Care Center Task Force members. The task force, formed June 24, explored private leasing or transfer options to replace state run care while referencing legislative efficiency goals and cost concerns.
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DHR
Old Frederick Armory
Joan Strickland
Wilmington
Del
Ray Jenkinson
DHA
Kalman R. Bettleman
Franklin Sullivan
Taak
Dr. Strickland
Minas
Frederick
Armory Center
Armory
Etforia
Frank Sullivan
Stephen P. Mood
Weather outlook with showers through midweek then drying
Showers return by late today and continue Wednesday and Thursday before drier weather returns by the weekend. Upper 70s to around 80 for highs, lows mainly in the 60s to 70s, with mountains and beaches showing showers and cooler conditions. Ocean City water temps around 7. Drying and spraying conditions deteriorate through Thursday.
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Maryland Ocean
Ocean City
Frederick
Hagerstown
Westminster
Gaithersburg
Leesburg
Inside The News We May Reach The Moon
A reflective line cites Charles de Gaulle noting the vastness lies within people as humanity contemplates lunar reach. The quote frames ambition and inner barriers in space exploration and national resolve.
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Charles de Gaulle
Reagan mobilizes public urge for tax plan votes
Washington AP reports Democratic leaders accuse President Reagan of a political trench fight as his nationally broadcast appeal may have swayed crucial votes for the tax cut yet they expect to beat him on Wednesday's House vote. Reagan urged an army of Americans to lobby with letters telegrams and personal visits.
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Washington
Reagan
Wedding of the Century Brightens London Pageantry
The London wedding of Charles and Diana dominates headlines as crowds stake out view spots from Buckingham Palace to St Pauls Cathedral. Rehearsals, a televised ceremony, and a lavish reception underscore a global spectacle involving royals, dignitaries, and 750 million expected viewers.
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England
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Robert Runcie
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Charles
Queen Elizabeth Iih
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Nancy
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Household Cavalry
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Highgrove
Conte
Orne
Delace
Les Slade
Byron undecided on tax proposal vote in Congress
Rep. Byron from Western Maryland remains undecided on the House tax plan as debate begins. Her aide and press secretary say she has not been contacted by leadership about the alternative from Rep. Rostenkowski. Lobbying will be critical as she is not on the Ways and Means Committee.
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Western Maryland
Daniel Rostenkowski
D-Il
House
Ways and Means
Rostenkowski
Rep
Holliday
F-16 shipments to Israel hinge on cease-fire Aug 10
The Heagan administration may approve twice-delayed F-16 deliveries to Israel within two weeks if the Lebanon cease-fire holds. State Department officials say a decision on ending the suspension will be made by Aug 10, the next delivery date, with optimism rising that the truce will endure.
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Heagan
Israel
Lebanon
State Department
Dean Fischer
Fischer
Palestine Liberation Organization
Tel Aviv
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Kieiy
Maj
Saad Haddad
Space shuttle Columbia tests begin for second mission
At Cape Canaveral NASA and astronauts run a 20 hour rehearsal in Kennedy Space Center hangar to simulate a space flight. Joe Engle Richard Truly and backup crew Mattingly Hart shield prepare to enter the cockpit as computers simulate flight duties.
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Fla
Space
Columbia
Kennedy Space Center
Joe Engle
Richard
Thomas Mattingly
Henry Hartshield
Judge blocks sale of offshore drilling leases off California
U S Interior Secretary James Watt pledged to appeal to the Supreme Court after U S District Judge Mariana Pfacizer blocked the sale of 29 offshore drilling leases off the California coast. The ruling slows the administration plan to speed oil exploration in nearly one billion coastal waters, pleasing coastal states worried about environmental impact.
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Angeles
Secretary of the Interior
James Wall
U.S. Supreme Court
California
Supreme Court
U.S
Watt
Washington
Mariana Pfacizer
FBI Joins Maryland Search for Prison Escapee Unger
The FBI can join the Maryland State Police in seeking convicted cop killer Merle W. Unger Jr. who escaped custody last week. A Baltimore federal magistrate signed the warrant, enabling federal help after state troopers hit a dead end. Bond was set at $500,000. Maryland State Police requested FBI assistance to continue the manhunt.
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Baltimore
FBI
Maryland
Merle W. Unger Jr
Ment
John Butz
Unger
Dan McCarthy
Britain's Complex Problems Sketched by Dwyer and Allies
National observations outline Britain’s challenges with governance and society as Cornelius Dwyer assesses intensifying issues. Eugene Goll notes potential gains from cross sector collaboration between education groups, while Hugh Mulligan surveys royal weddings and public interest. Joy Aschenbach reports Siberia travel for a solar eclipse study by an astronomer. Robert Wagman highlights a cadre of diligent civil servants. Betty Prench chats with an avid golfer. Terry Poole gives pasture management tips for farms. Gail Cisena profiles Dr. Hugh H. Darby’s fruit fly control work in the county science beat.
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Cornelius Dwyer
Britain
Eugene Goll
Hugh Mulligan
National Geographic
Joy Aschenbach
Siberia
Robert Wagman
Betty Prench
Terry Poole
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