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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1982
Page
1
From forward positions, correspondents report Britain bolstering forces for an assault on Port Stanley. Hilltop guns and Scorpion tanks move into place as leaflets urge Argentine retreat. London cites a few days to consolidate, amid high tensions and calls for a cease fire.
Galen Clagett, county commissioner, asked for a correction after his remarks on setting a new $2.25 tax rate were reported. He said his words were misrepresented and stressed the aim to operate within existing funds, noting the phrase we take what we have to and NO more.
Work on the North Market Street underground wiring project began June 1 under Frederick Mayor Ronald N. Young. Crews will trench and lay conduits to West 7th Street, with Potomac Edison handling trench backfill, before brick sidewalks and street reconstruction possibly start August 1. Bids opened for fire and emergency gear, a trencher, and related items totaled 883.15, with seven bidders named.
Frederick County Board of Education approved Willam H. Barnes of Mercersburg as director of finances. The board also adopted a threelevel computer literacy plan to raise awareness basic skills and fluency, aiming to prepare students for careers and life in a tech society.
Only Potts & Callahan Inc of Baltimore and Schildt Construction Co of Thur-Byans submitted bids for the Frederick post office teardown. The low bid was 341,902 from Potts & Callahan, with Schildt at 368,300. plans originally called for 105 days to finish after an 80 day planning phase.
Anita Stup, a mother of two and longtime education committee member, announces her candidacy for county commissioner as a Republican. She plans to file with the Board of Election Supervisors on Thursday morning and aims to bring experience to public life after years of local service.
A proverb cited from scripture notes a prophet’s lack of honor in his own country and in his own house, emphasizing locally biased reputation and familiar skepticism. The line frames a reader’s cultural critique while echoing a common biblical saying applied to contemporary perspectives.
President Reagan arrives in Paris for a 10 day European trip to discuss global economic issues with close allies. Accompanied by Nancy Reagan, he lands at Orly amid a thunderstorm en route to meetings set in Paris and London.
China says it has solid evidence against American Lisa Wichser detained for spying and theft of state secrets and plans release to avoid straining Sino U S ties. Wichser, 28, a University of Denver graduate student, will depart Friday under Chinese surveillance before flying home to the United States. In South Bend Indiana an attorney for Joseph Paul Franklin calls the Jordan murder indictment a waste of taxpayer money and says he already serves four life terms.
John Starrela reviews the first year in office of France's Prancess Mitter and . . . Robert Lewis reports on an excellent U.S. wheat crop . Dea Graff probes the impact on Eastern Europe by the election of a new leader in Yugoslavia. Walter Mears looks at the widening gap between the president and speaker of the House . David Handler interviews muscular actor Lou Ferrigne as
Subay forecasts pleasant conditions today then a weakening front brings showers Friday and Saturday across Western Maryland including Carroll Frederick Montgomery and Washington counties. Mountain region highs in the 60s to 70s, ocean beaches nearing 70s, with northeast winds today veering southeast later.
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