Frederick County capital budget overview for FY84 plan
The county plans a $30 million bond issue in spring 1984 to fund capital projects amid a mixed revenue mix including $5.2 million from the general fund and $9.9 million for capital. Major recipients are the Board of Education with $10.4 million, the Division of Public Works, and the Highway Department which shoulders $2.5 million for road widening and related work.
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Harold K. Keller Jr
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
Moody's
Wall Street
Maryland
Ma Weusier Ida
Ivady
Division of Public Works
Keller
Brunswick Middle School
Linganore High School
Montevue Health Complex
Board of Education
Brunswick
Mid- Wetown
Boe
Lomos Guedra
Thomas Johnson
Catoctin
Middletown
New Midway
New Market
West Frederick
Parks and Recreation Department
Urbana
Point of Rocks
Yellow Springs
Public Works
Highway Department
Nener
Ronald C. Linton
Linton
Point of Rocks Estates
Opossumtown Pike
Poole Jones Road
Motter Avenue
Frederick Municipal Airport
Andropov Accepts USSR Leadership Post
Andropov, former KGB head, accepts as chairman of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR. He thanks the assembly for trust and notes a 40 year Communist Party membership. He vows to use his experience to serve the party and nation. Brezhnev’s death preceded his rise, with Andropov taking office November 12, 1982.
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Supreme Soviet of the Ussr
Andropov
KGB
Communist Party
Brezhnev
Aremun
Crops Suffer in Wet Weather With Hay Boost and Beetle Decline
Farmers report continued wet conditions slowed corn germination as seeds rotted in the ground. Small grains show uneven growth from low nitrogen while alfalfa hay benefits from cool rain. Outlook foresees warmer days with scattered storms and below normal June rainfall. Psoriatic arthritis affects about 10 percent of psoriasis patients, presenting in several forms.
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Poole
David Lesher
News-Post
Lesher
Sue Shifflett
Libertytown
Weather forecast showers central Gulf to Dakotas and Pacific Northwest
The National Weather Service forecasts showers on Friday across the central Gulf from northern Texas to the Dakotas and along coastal Washington and northern Oregon. The East is expected to remain warm.
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National Weather Service
Central
Gulf
Texas
Dakotas
Washington
Oregon
East
Shooting in Tripoli Kills 14 to 17 at Beachfront
Gunmen in a white Mercedes fired on pedestrians at Tripoli's Bahsas entrance killing 14 and wounding 17, diplomats linked license plates to the attackers. Radio stations disagree on toll, while a cease-fire between pro and anti Syrian militias already paused two days of clashes.
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Beirut. Lebanon
ABP
Lebanon
Tripoli
Voice of Lebanon
Bahsas
Beirut
City seeks grant money for shelter expansion and homeownership program
The city sought 60 000 in block grant funds to buy and renovate a substandard house for sale to a low income family, creating a revolving program to fund additional homes. Critics questioned expected resale prices and feasibility for low income buyers. A separate request urged funds for new street lights after prior opposition, and a housing shelter project aims to extend stay duration beyond current three week limit.
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Leaven Gordon
Frederick Organization For Rehabilitation
HUD
Gordon
DuBell
Ing
Housing Department
deBell
Karen Gardoes
City moves at Culler Lake duck population in dispute
Frederick County Humane Society officials and city workers faced questions over handling ducks at Culler Lake. Workers allegedly captured ducks without authorization, a duck died after being frightened, and claims about tranquilizers were disputed. City officials say wildlife control, under state law, aims to reduce numbers each fall due to nuisance. Local residents report ducks crossing streets and litter near yards.
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Frederick County
Humane Sociede Nemand
Ucbea
Soca
David Evans
Strine
Culler Lake
Sandy Hahn
Humane Society
Bowlin
Cyber Lake
Pope Visits Poland Amid Slimmed-Down Martial Law Era
Pilgrims arrive in the capital as buses bring visitors to Vatican colors and banners. At St Anna’s Church Solidarity youths pass out leaflets mocking the Soviet Union while authorities warn of clashes with demonstrators. The papal visit contrasts with Poland under martial law and a tighter security regime.
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Vatican
St. Anna's Church
Solidarity
Soviet Union
Poland
John Paul
Postal Rates Listed For Subscriptions In Marketing Area
The notice provides subscription prices for single copies and mail orders. Inside marketing area rates are 3.25 for one month 8.80 for three months 16.80 for six months and 33.00 for one year. Outside marketing area 15.00 for one month 28.00 for six months and 48.00 for one year.
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