Reagan accuses Kremlin of record of tyranny at UN
At a special UN disarmament session President Reagan denounced Soviet conduct as a record of tyranny citing aggressive moves in Eastern Europe and Cuba, and urging Moscow to prove real restraint by deeds not words. He defended U.S. arms control efforts since 1946 and warned against reliance on Soviet pledges.
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Frederick serviceman charged in B and E stabbing case
A 21 year old Army private, Leon M. Dague, is jailed on $150,000 bond after a home invasion on Biggs Avenue left Albert B. Rossi 53 with a crushed skull and 11 stab wounds. Rossi’s daughter Bridget 4 and son Stephen aided father. police arrived within minutes and arrested Dague. Rossi remains in Frederick Memorial Hospital in critical but stable condition.
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Storm brings more rain and minor damages across Frederick area
A thunderstorm from Southern Pennsylvania dropped over half an inch in Frederick, with official totals near .56 inches and Emmitsburg observers logging .75. Power outages affected Poolesville, Boyds, Wolfsville, Mount Airy, and Baltimore area lines, with about 5,000 homes still dark at 11 p.m. Local damage included a few fallen trees and minor roof or siding issues from lightning and high winds.
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Donald L. Lewis Runs Again for County Commission Seat
Thermont businessman Donald L. Lewis announces his candidacy for county commissioner after a four year halt. The former two term commissioner cites public opinion and requests from residents as motivation to return to public service.
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Inside The News The Child Destiny Lies With The Mother
A short fragment notes that a mother shapes a child’s future with phrases suggesting maternal influence. The garbled term Nepelows Freech peral-slatesaisn appears as an unreadable name or title from 1700 1801 era, leaving unclear specifics about persons places or events.
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Municipal League plans active role in county elections
Frederick County Maryland Municipal League members from all towns discussed an active participation plan for county elections. Mayor Ronald N. Young urged gathering questions for hopefuls and viewing candidates before deciding how to support. Thurmont Mayor James F. Black urged officials to ensure municipal interests are represented and that county commissioners listen to municipalities.
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Paul M. Fox to Run for County Commissioner
Paul M. Fox, a 56 year old Democrat and owner of Moxie Tool, announced a bid for a seat on the Frederick County Board of Commissioners. Born in the county and current Thurmont resident, Fox says he can serve full time while consulting with his two partners who have long business experience.
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Meatworkers trapped by management and union rifts
Washington column by Jack Anderson argues that workers at a major company are harmed by both management and labor unions. Lucian Warren notes relative strength of the U.S. economy versus Western peers. Robert Lewis explains farmer pressure from demand and land development. John Starrels previews détente between Japan and China. Paul Aurandt previews a story test.
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Weather forecast for Western Maryland and beaches
A cold front moves east with showers not ending until early Friday. Western Maryland counties expect showers and thunderstorms today and tonight with highs around 70 and lows near 60. Friday turns partly cloudy and less humid, highs near 80. Weekend showers possible Saturday then partly cloudy Sunday. Maryland mountains see highs near 70 both days. Ocean beaches may have Saturday showers ending early Sunday with near 70, Ocean City water 76. Winds NW 10 to 15 mph today and Friday. drying conditions poor today then fair Friday.
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