Family business enduring through generations in Frederick
The Delphey family discusses continuing the family business at Delphey’s Sporting Goods on West Patrick Street. Julien Delphey notes doubling the store size after taking over and plans further expansion while stressing pride in a family oriented enterprise. Jay Delphey says he was born into the business and remains committed to its future.
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Motions begin Monday in second Porter trial
In Annapolis a second trial for James Thomas Porter, 24, charged with execution style murder in Myersville, begins with pre trial motions. Culb was shot three times at a gas station where he worked part time. Porter, freed on bond after a prior death penalty verdict was overturned, faces up to new proceedings under Maryland capital punishment rules.
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Weather outlook with scattered storms and warm weekend
Partly cloudy with scattered showers or thunderstorms today and tonight. Highs in the low 80s, lows near 70. Mostly sunny and hot Sunday with highs in the low 0s. Rain chances 40 percent today, 30 percent tonight, and 10 percent Sunday. Southerly winds around 10 mph. War is a contagion President Franklin D. Roosevelt (168 Ds).
Reagan pushes GOP budget cuts reshaping Democratic package
President Reagan and House allies demand changes to a $37.8 billion Democratic budget cut package. He says the savings rely on gimmicks and unrealistic proposals and calls for $5.2 billion in additional cuts. He urges canceling $321 million in 1981 spending and criticizes Democrats for maintaining strings on federal programs.
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Little hope in averting air strike
Washington AP reports neither side is optimistic but talks have resumed between Transportation Secretary Drew Lewis and Robert Poll of the controllers union to head off a strike that could halt air travel Monday. Poll warned of a 7 am Monday strike if no meaningful talks by Sunday, while FAA readiness suggested half of commercial flights could be grounded, with supervisors and nonunion controllers filling in.
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Middletown Water Turned Bluish Green by Pipe Work
Frederick County Environmental Health Department reports complaints from Middletown residents about bluish green and brown water after old pipes were replaced and tied into the system. Residents describe bad taste and staining of sinks and baths, with about eight months into the project and three months of affected water.
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North End civic group to discuss Hood property proposal
NECA hosted meetings on Hood College property at West Seventh and Fairview Avenue known as Hood Farm. The plan covers 36 acres of townhouses 8.5 acres of multifamily units 4.5 acres for a health unit plus a restaurant a Safeway and Roy Rogers outlet. NECA members fear increased traffic storm drainage strain and change to neighborhood character. an open meeting is set for 7:30 p.m. Wednesday June 24 at Staley Park field houses. Edward G. Higer-Obotham NECA president invites interested residents to attend.
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Waxman warns Reagan on weakening Clean Air Act
Congress watchdog Rep Henry A. Waxman urges the Reagan administration to drop drastic proposals that would gut the Clean Air Act and spark a costly fight. He argues for a responsible, strengthened plan to continue years of air-pollution cleanup.
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Butz to serve 30 days on tax charge
Former Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz, linked with Nixon era networks, received the maximum five year terms for tax evasion but will serve only 30 days in jail with probation for the remainder. He may report voluntarily to Chicago's Metropolitan Correctional Center, a high rise facility with air conditioning and amenities.
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News Post Highlights and Columnists Featured
Francis Lash profiles Hew Irving A Abb and Dottie Lambdin Les discusses Ira Gershwin creativity. Smithsonian writer Madding Jacobs on animal fathers, Ross Mark on Reagan Middle East policy, Tom Baum on Cape starwatching. Centennial United Methodist Church marks a decade in the community.
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