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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1984
Page
1
Four thousand people cheered as Pope John Paul I arrived by special train in Fribourg for the start of a six day visit. He planned meetings with Jewish leaders Catholic students and faculty and a rally for French speaking youths.
Republicans nominated a very grateful Strom Thurmond for a sixth term as Democrat challengers backed a college professor in a historic bid. Arkansas Democratic runoff elevates a combative sheriff, while Rhode Island rejects the Greenhouse Compact a 250 million reindustrialization plan. Maine approves a 14.7 million sewage bond. Jefferson County Alabama backs horse racing 3 2 amid local debate between Arrington backers and Gov Wallace warning of crime and degradation.
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ANNAPOLIS Frederick County boards of education press for legislative change to funding for pupil transportation. Despite the lowest busing cost per pupil, the county runs annual deficits of about 600000 since 1982 under the current grant system. Lawmakers consider delaying action as more counties report surpluses and population shifts.
Democratic vice presidential hopefuls will visit Minnesota to interview with Walter Mondale who plans a weighted search similar to Carter in 1976. Mondale expects to interview many candidates, with aides drafting a list of prospects and arranging travel. Contenders named include Gary Hart Lloyd Bentsen Mario Cuomo and Dianne Feinstein. Jackson meets with officials on Central American policy and eyes a Panama Nicaragua Cuba trip to push a war-free hemisphere. Leaders urge Mondale to heal rifts as McGovern speculates endorsement.
Karen Gardner offers an intimate inside view of the women who support Mayor Ronald N. Young in the daily operations of City Hall. The piece highlights their roles, influence, and behind the scenes contributions shaping local governance.
Weather pattern remains stagnant over the eastern United States, keeping hot conditions through the balance of the week. Western Maryland area and Montgomery counties expect mostly sunny, hot days with isolated thunderstorm chances toward evening, highs in the 90s. Maryland mountains see sun with afternoon storms possible, highs in the mid 90s. Farm forecast notes southwest winds around 10 mph and dry, excellent drying conditions. Yesterday temperatures are listed for Frederick Cumberland Hagerstown Oakland Westminster and others.
The Supreme Court rules that seniority based last hired first fired policies may stand, reversing an earlier ruling that protected black firefighters under an affirmative action program. The decision splits labor and civil rights leaders, with supporters urging negotiation contracts over quotas and critics warning of renewed discrimination.
President Reagan rejected a plan by Republicans and Democrats for regularly scheduled summits with the Soviet leadership to discuss world problems. White House aides said any summit must have a prepared agenda and a real chance of concrete results. Democrats and some GOP leaders favored annual talks, but Secretary of State Shultz warned the idea could disappoint if no outcomes occur.
Frederick schools kept a normal timetable on Wednesday after Tuesday’s early dismissal due to rising heat. Reports show classrooms affected by high temperatures with some schools holding classes under trees and Parkway Elementary providing popsicles. final exams were shifted to cooler morning hours as the school year nears its end.
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