Thatcher Victory Seen as Bookmakers’ Sure Thing
British bookmakers halted bets on the Conservative victory as polls projected Thatcher to a second term and Labour faced a likely crushing defeat. The consensus across seven polls placed the Conservatives ahead by large margins, with Labour fading and the Social Democratic Liberal alliance rising.
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London
Margaret Thatcher
Thatcher
Labor Party
Britain
Michael Foot
William Hill
Labor
Weredna Nl
Aebinn
Fire log reports and local service calls Statewide 1983
Fire alarms reported over the past 48 hours include house and brush fires in Urbana Hyattsville and surrounding areas with responses by Independents Uniteds Citizens and local brigades. An ambulance call list and police population notes are included along with dog obedience classes offered by Montgomery County Recreation at multiple centers and reminders to consult the Summer Guide.
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Urbana
Hyattstown
Independent
Buckeystown Pike
Wachter Brothers
Braddock Heights
Carroll Manor
Uniteds
Rountine
Montgomery County
Lake Normandy
Bauer Drive
Cabin John
Recreation Department
Monocacy Middle Choruses Plan Spring Concert
The seventh and eighth choruses at Monocacy Middle School present pops '83 in the cafetorium at 7:30 p.m. Thursday June 9 under Debra Kay Pond. The hour of upbeat show choir songs includes One from A Chorus Line featuring Cindy Miller and the Fame theme sung by Wendy May. Heartlight closes. Admission is free with refreshments.
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Monocacy Middle School
Gettysburg Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
A hospital notice lists admissions in Gettysburg and surrounding towns including Thurmont New Oxford and Westminster with multiple patients such as Mrs James Wisotzkey Lawrence Eckert and Tyron Jago. Discharges include Dorothy Portner and David Stoub with several others named. A birth announces a son born Monday June 6 to Mr Fred and Mrs Julie Eiseman Balics of Thurmont. A magazine grant report from New York notes $197000 awarded to 167 literary magazines across 40 states plus DC and Puerto Rico.
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James Wisotzkey
Thurmont
Troy Horne
Daniel Robert
York Springs
Maurice Hurley
Clara Carty
Bertha Hauver
Arthur Voorhees
New Oxford
Francis Alberts
Gettysburg
Esta Sterner
Westminster
Joseph Palisi
New Bergen
N.J
Lawrence Eckert
Paul Zentz
Paul Zepp
Littlestown
Jey Block
Biglerville
LA. Richora Smith
Lance Baltzley
Tyron Jago
Juke Eiseman Sallys
Dorothy Portner
East Linthicum
David Stoub
Wayne Flanigan
New York
Coordinating Council of Literary Magazines
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Baker Doubts Budget Resolution Passages Amid Veto Threats
President Reagan would veto a series of spending bills if Congress cannot bridge major gaps between the House and Senate budget plans. Sen. Baker warns the odds of a budget compromise are poor and a veto surge could be unleashed on appropriations. House Democrats will also discuss tax increase options for next year.
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Washington
Reagan
Congress
House
Senate
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Previdiea
Odas
Baker
CBS
Congressional Budget
Democratic House
Dan Rostenkowski
D-Ill
Ways and Means
Reagar
House Foreign Amairs Sumanitie
Lee Hamilton
D-Ind
State Department
Hamilton
el Salvador
Nicaragua
Supreme Court upholds windfall profits tax on oil
The Supreme Court ruled 9-0 to sustain the 1980 windfall profits tax on oil, rejecting lower court findings that Alaska exemptions made the levy unconstitutional. Justice Powell said Congress can consider geographic factors, citing the unique costs of Arctic Circle and North Slope oil. The challenge, led by Calvin Petroleum and Wyoming royalty owners, involved major oil states Louisiana and Texas arguing states’ rights concerns.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Elling T. Kerr
Cheyenne
Wyo
Arctic Circle
Prudhoe Bay
Alaska
Kerr
Lewis F. Powell
Congress
Powell
Calvin Petroleum Corp
Fort Lupton
Colo
Wyoming
Louisiana
Texas
City man injured in a cycle accident
Christopher Todd Harp, 20, of 204 Magnolia Ave., was treated and released at Washington County Hospital after losing control of a motorcycle near Willowdale Drive and U.S. 40 West. He was flown by helicopter with a bruised tailbone and abrasions and charged with reckless driving.
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Frederick
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Willowdale Drive
U.S. 40 West
Patrick Street
Christopher Todd Harp
Magnolia Ave
Maryland
WCH
Frederick City
Donald L. Travis
Harp
Richard J. Ashton
Frederick County
Independent Hose Company
United Fire Company
Dariene Wiles Barall
Free Hearing Test Set For Beltone Service Tuesday
Every Tuesday a hearing aid service day is held in the Frederick Thurmont area at Dr. Snow's office 238 N Market St Frederick Md. Beltone specialists will be there 1 00 to 3 00 pm to conduct free electronic hearing tests and clean and check hearing aids brought in. If unable to come call 694 9199 for a free home appointment.
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Frederick
Frederick-Thurmont
Beltone
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Fredericktowne Christian School
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Fredericktowne
Andrew Linker
Linker
Wayne Masser
Masser
Andrew
Bob Leverone
Ston Beareee
House of Commons
Birmingham
Foot
Dole
Sabillosville
South ST
Citizens
Winchester ST
Independents
Hollow Road
Middletown
Brunswick
Frederick Towne Mall
Montgomery
Travel Consultants, Inc
Hawaii
Honolulu
Sheraton Surfrider
Maui
Maut Intercontinental
Las Vegas
Dunes Hotel
Dulles
Hawa
Monocacy Village
East Street
Gettysburg Hospital
High Court
the News
Frederic, Ma
Beason
Ser Riviera Parlor
Hydro-Aire, Inc
Grove Road
tAdy
Affordablel Insurance and Union
Ace
Eugene L. Klupt
Acroas
B. L. Klupt Dds
J. Feinsod
DMD
7Th St
Motter Avenue
South & Jefferson Streets
W. Patrick Street
Evergreen Point
Cschleper
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