Elm Street School eighth graders receive farewell print
The West Frederick Middle School PTA presents Elm Street School graduates with an original pen and ink print by Frederick High School graduate Marie Beraoske. The project honors the last Elm Street class before the building becomes a learning center in 1982. Marie worked under pressure, finishing after graduation practices and sometimes from home, with the support of art teacher Ann Inge and PTA leaders.
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Marie Bernoske
Ann Inge
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Elon Street
Elm Street School
Frederick City
West Frederick
Elm Street
Frederick High School
Marie Beraoske
PTA
Linda Broadrup
Anne Stup
West Frederick Middle School
Frederick County
Mrs. Inge
Congress Deadlock Delays 1983 Budget Compromise
House and Senate budget conferees began talks on the 1983 budget in slow fashion as Republicans from both chambers, aided by the White House, opened private discussions. They seek a compromise between the Senate's 784.3 billion outline and the House's 765.2 billion package, with full ratification by both chambers required.
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Pope Returns From Geneva Visit Amid Poland Reflections
Pope John Paul II hurried through a day in Geneva and spoke of Poland as a looming concern. He hinted at his August trip back to his homeland and recalled the December crackdown on dissent under martial law, before returning to the Vatican late Tuesday.
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Byrd urges Donovan to take leave amid probe
Senate Minority Leader Robert C Byrd urged Labor Secretary Raymond Donovan to take a leave of absence while the federal probe into organized crime ties continues. Byrd wrote to President Reagan that the welfare of the nation must come before any individual's interests.
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Robert C. Byrd
Raymond Donovan
West Virginia
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Reagan
Washington Merry-Go-Round and Diverse Views Debut
Columnist Jack Anderson contrasts PLO chief with Yasir Arafat. John Starreis notes cautious Japanese air supply stance amid market signals. Robert Reid critiques most U S airports as poor. Tom Tiede profiles a North Carolina town aiming Black capitalism. Dick Kheinar covers show business figures.
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Robert Reid
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Stan Goldberg
Frederick
Dale
Bany Brett
Tng Endens
Sara Woodfield
Mewe-Post
Sary Brett
Prederick County
Kathryn Jenkins
Inside The News War is a contagion
Quote attributed to Freaklin D Roosevelt claims a media war is a contagion. Context unclear. The reference to a president with improbable dates indicates OCR error or spoof. The line lacks identifiable events, dates, or organizations for concrete summary.
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Falklands War Ends? Argentina Surrender Hinted By Galtieri
Argentina's junta faces backlash as crowds in Buenos Aires condemn the defeat on the Falklands. Galtieri hints the Malvinas will be theirs sooner or later while Britain demands negotiations only with island residents and holds Argentine prisoners. Thatcher vows Britain will defend sovereign territory and rejects UN trusteeship. Reagan offers U.S. aid to resolve the conflict.
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Frederick County Approves 63.1 Million Budget for 1963
Frederick County commissioners approve a 63.1 million dollar budget for fiscal 1963, detailing 55.9 million for operating costs and 7.2 million for capital projects. Revenue relies on property and local taxes, state shared taxes, and state grants, with education and health services as major fund users.
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News-Post
Frederick County
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Board of Education
Frederick
Ephind Dadatipithe
Clinical trials signal progress in cancer research, says UW doctor
Dr. Paul T. Carbone of the University of Wisconsin told Hood College audiences that clinical trials reveal the true relevance of lab work. He cited breast cancer patterns across eras, environmental influences, and the rise and decline of mastectomy practices, noting that many surgeries remove healthy tissue without improving outcomes.
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Israel lets Christian allies fight Beirut war with artillery
Israeli forces forgo a new ground push and permit Lebanese Christian allies to shell Palestinian positions in western Beirut from Baabda near the presidential palace. Troops maintain lines around the capital as PLO fighters bolster positions and Israel signals a pullback while considering U S deployment to guard northern Israel.
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Avere
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PLO
Mahmoud Labadi
Yasser Arefat
Menachem Begin
United States
Lebanon
Reagan
Mares
Weather outlook for western Maryland and mountains
Showers and thunder developing tonight with a cold front. Cooler Thursday with periods of rain, highs in the 70s. Maryland mountains expect showers Thursday, with highs near 70. Winds southwest 19 to 25 mph today shifting to northeasterly Thursday. Temperatures yesterday ranged Frederick 64 to 58, Hagerstown 84 to 61.
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