Farmlands near Walkersville seek two year for claims
Air Force negotiates with Walkersville landowners to reimburse damage from May EC-145N radar jet crash. Lt Col William Lansing explains one claim per farmer. delays up to two years to observe delayed effects. Farmers report broken fences, trampled crops, damaged hay and cattle concerns. Debris includes tags and tape recorders.
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Reagan presses for immediate tax cut despite delays
President Reagan urged Congress to pass a tax cut now, not in a misty future, as House Democrats draft alternatives that could derail the first staged cut. He said legislation should be on his desk before the August recess, stressing action ahead of the November mandate. The Ways and Means Committee plans to replace the 7 percent across the board personal tax cut and rewrite business tax provisions, aligning with a Senate version likely more favorable to the president. The timing remains uncertain with possible action only by early October.
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Haig Ends China Visit as United States Lifts Arms Ban
Haig announced the Reagan administration will remove China from the list restricting U S weapons sales to its Communist ally a step welcomed by President Reagan as a normal part of improving relations. A Chinese delegation will visit the United States in August to discuss further arms purchases.
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Arabs Seek U N Censure Of Israel As Iraq Rebuilds
Arabs press the Security Council to condemn Israel over Iraq's destroyed nuclear reactor and seek compensation, omitting sanctions. The Islamic Group calls the act state terrorism and urges measures under the UN Charter to prevent future actions.
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Ballenger Creek to host new 40 bed work release center
Frederick County commissioners moved to place a 40 bed inmate prerelease CARC on Ballenger Creek acreage slated for two new jails. The plan, backed by 4 of 5, awaits Maryland Department of Corrections review with no timetable. Critics warn about safety and duplication. a state task force will advise this fall.
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Greed and policy loom in fiscal and fuel debates
Robert Reid argues greed will backfire in the sessional baseball and gasoline markets, while Cornelius presses for reduced fuel use. A Smithsonian piece covers Peter Danko, a Virginia craftsman. Dick Kleiner answers show business queries. Kathryn Jenkins discusses lemons in summer coolers. John Cunniff warns high interest rates threaten the U.S. economy.
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Opposition to Transfers for Frederick Toumey CIP Plan
A public hearing drew over 100 attendees as the Superintendent's Advisory Committee discussed the Frederick Toumey school capital improvements program and attendance area changes. Residents including Emmitsburg parents and town officials opposed transfers, while the committee proposed busing grades six to eight from Emmitsburg to Thurmont Middle School to align grade organization.
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Oxygen bottle recovered after Walkersville EC-135N crash
Willis Beall, while harvesting barley near the crash site, found the missing oxygen bottle and an 8 foot metal fragment. Fire and military personnel had searched for over a month without success, and Beall notified Air Force authorities for retrieval planned the next day.
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Willis Beall
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Peter Mert
Unsettled Weather Brings Rain and Cooling Temperatures
Rainfall from a Tuesday night storm lowered heat and humidity that dominated the area last weekend. Maryland State Police logged 72 degrees Wednesday morning after Tuesday’s high. The Frederick area saw about a half inch of rain with ozone readings around 37. Pet owners are urged to provide shade and water for outside animals and never leave pets in closed vehicles as temperatures rise. The forecast calls for cooler, drier conditions Wednesday night into Thursday with highs near 60s and a near zero chance of rain today through Thursday, then possible storms Friday and weekend sun.
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Inside The News Weather Report Summary
Mostly sunny today with highs around 85 and a breezy to light northwest wind. Tonight will be fair and cooler with lows near 60 to 65. Thursday looks sunny with highs near 85. Winds shift from northwest to light and variable.
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