City OKs EPA grant for wastewater plant and park beers
City officials approved a $16 million Environmental Protection Agency grant toward a $21 million wastewater treatment plant project funded by state and city sources. Plans for a Fourth of July Baker Park celebration include draft beer sales with controls to avoid disturbances. The bathhouse at Baker Park Pool nears dedication with a window fix. A West All Saints Street project, funded by federal housing funds, will install 18 street lights and replace a sidewalk. Two hour downtown parking limits were amended to exclude holidays.
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Reagan Signals Cautious Path on Summit with Chernenko
Reagan, 73, avoided committing to a summit timetable while stressing careful planning and a feasible agenda. He indicated willingness to meet if the talks have a real chance of progress, and noted a more receptive tone toward Chernenko without signaling immediate action.
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Lewistown mobile home park rezoning debate intensifies
Mobile commission members and Lewistown residents clash over a proposed park seen as harmonious with the neighborhood. Testimony featured a 30 minute slide show on manufactured homes as officials weigh zoning changes, traffic impact, and community opposition totaling 312 letters.
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Sunpapers employees ratify three year contract
In Baltimore editors, sales and clerical staff at the Baltimore Sunpapers voted to approve a new three year contract after a three hour debate on medical coverage and union bargaining strength. About 400 workers ratified the agreement with a show of broad support. spokesman Grae Konefiel of the Washington Baltimore Newspaper Guild spoke on behalf of the guild.
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Weather forecast for Saturday across the United States
The National Weather Service expects warm conditions nationwide on Saturday with rainfall in the Southwest Northwest Midwest and Great Lakes and Southeast regions. An AP Laserphoto map accompanies the report.
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Dairy by Christie Raston and local winners noted
Christie Raston of Jefferson details the dairy contest with second place Dennis Frey of Mount Airy and third Angela Schell of Jefferson among about twenty contestants who navigate an obstacle course. The event unfolds over two days of agricultural displays by 4.H clubs and the Farm Bureau, capped by Frederick County's largest ice cream sundae at noon and a Sunday cow milking contest featuring local officials and dairy farmers.
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