Fort Detrick to increase processing of low activity waste
Fort Detrick plans to process up to seven lanes more low activity radioactive waste through its sewage plant near the Monocacy River. Officials say the added waste poses negligible risk, and readings will be monitored while the post adopts NRC grounded standards.
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Fort Detrick
Monocacy River
MD. 26
U.S. 15
Detrick
Norm Covert
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
NRC
Post Ionizing and Radiation Control Committee
George E. Chapin Jr
Frederick
Ronald N. Young
County Commission
Mary G. Williams
Covert
Col. Chapin
Congress
Senate Liberals Fight Oil Industry Tax Breaks In Congress
Senate liberals vow to block the $47 billion oil industry tax relief as a House Senate battle over Reagan tax cuts continues. A conference committee debates a compromise while opposition grows from Kennedy Metzenbaum. The pace of the filibuster and timing could affect a late summer recess.
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Senate
Etona
Reagan
Howard H. Baker Jr
House
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Howard Metzenbaum
Ohio
Kennedy
Metzenbaum
House Republicans
House and Senate to vote today on '82 budget
Washington AP reports both chambers plan final votes on Reagan's fiscal 1982 budget. The House may retain the $122 minimum Social Security payout while the Senate seeks its removal. Debate centers on a separate resolution to delete the minimum benefit, with leaders signaling possible cross-chamber action after August recess.
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Reagan
House
Senate
House Budget Committee
James R. Jones
D-Okla
Howard B. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Senate Finance Committee
Frederick city sees slight crime rise 2.4 percent in 1980
Frederick city recorded a 2.4 percent rise in serious crime in 1980 per the 1979-80 Frederick City Police Department annual report. Officials credit community cooperation and police teamwork for keeping Frederick’s rise low compared with state and national increases.
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Frederick City
Ronald N. Young
Maryland
Richard J. Ashton
Ashton
FSI
Pleasant weekend with sun and warm Marylnd temps
Western Maryland enjoys sunny days and pleasant nights through Sunday with highs in the 80s and 60s at night. Expect a few showers by Monday as humid conditions return, with mountains near Deep Creek around 40 day temps and 60 night temps. Ocean City stays near 80s with water at 71, and farm forecast calls for drying conditions through the weekend and spraying to Sunday then easing.
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Maryland
Deep Creek
Maryland Ocean
Ocean City
Frederick
Hagerstown
Westminster
Gaithersburg
David Lesher
Inside The News Necessary Evil Quote
A terse aphorism on journalism values declares that necessary evil is never necessary but always evil, attributed to an anonymous source in a reflective note on media ethics.
John Hanson Birthday Stamp Plans At Frederick Post Office
Local officials and groups in Frederick prepare for a commemorative stamp issue marking John Hanson’s 1781 election as president of the United States in Congress Assembled. The event includes a first day ceremony at the Weinberg Center and a public explainer by Judge Edward S. Delaplaine about Hanson’s life and church affiliations.
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U.S. Postal Service
John Hanson
Frederick
Hanson
United States
Postal Service
Chamber of Commerce of
Frederick County
Tourism Council
C. Burr
Guerrillas shell Lebanese village. militia leader seeks Israel's go ahead
Palestinian gunmen shelled the Christian village of Deir Rames in southern Lebanon near the Israeli border. Maj Saad Haddad said he would request Israeli permission to retaliate despite a week-old cease-fire. No casualties were reported and no immediate claims of responsibility.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Lebanon
Israel Radio
Deir Rames
Saad Haddad
Polish workers demand full meat rations restoration
About 300 workers demonstrated outside the Polish Parliament and sent a delegation inside with a resolution threatening a warning strike next week unless full meat rations are restored. The rally followed a mass protest in Lodz and cited shortages. State Planning Chief Zbigniew Made voiced concern over shortages and protest actions hurting daily life amid Poland’s year-long upheaval and Solidarity’s rise.
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Warsaw
Poland
Lodz
Zbigniew Made
Repaure
Solidarity
Communist Party
Kiev sails toward Soviet armada in Baltic rendezvous
In Copenhagen the Kiev aircraft carrier steams toward a Baltic meeting with a Soviet fleet as NATO notes a signaling buildup aimed at Poland. The Ivan Rogov, 13,000 tons with 700 Marines, follows through the English Channel on its northward path.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Kiev
Kremlin
Baltic Sea
NATO
Poland
English Channel
Skepticism Mounts Over Reagan Immigration Plan
Congress and Hispanics criticize the Reagan administration plan to curb illegal immigration and grant amnesty to up to five million, despite Sen. Alan K. Simpson calling it a good starting point after Attorney General William French Smith outlined the proposal at a joint hearing.
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Reagan
Congress
United States
Republican Party
Alan K. Simpson
Wyom
Ing
Senate
Simpson
William French Smith
House
Through Slow Newsdays and Busy Briefs in 1982 Era
Montgomery Bureau chief Ruth Elis shows how a journalist handles slow days while Walter Williams argues the presidents NAACP speech had little impact. Tom Tide covers Knoxville worlds fair plans 1982 and Cicely Tyson interview. Jurisdictional ties and library jungle tour noted.
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News-Post
Montgomery
Ruth Elis
Walter Williams
NAACP
Tom Tide
Knoxville
Tenn
Dolores Barclay
Cicely Tyson
James Gerstenrang
CIA
William Cassy
Frederick County
Martha Rerepkti
Guatemala
Smithsonian Institution
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