27 Jun 1986
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1986
Page
1
Front seat occupants must buckle up starting Tuesday with a 25 fine for violators. Drivers bear responsibility for under 16s. those 16 and over are accountable for themselves. Legislation also tightens county licensing for Gypsy peddlers and expands fire and ambulance funding, liquor licensing rules, and surplus funds investment.
Frederick’s Golden Mile on U S 40 West shows few sidewalks as merchants and residents push for walkways. Banks and shops built years ago lack pedestrian paths and city planners note the area was designed as an auto route. Bank officials seek a temporary waiver until surrounding sidewalks are completed. New or renovated structures must include sidewalks before permits. Upcoming continuation noted on Page A-3.
The Senate approved a $995 billion fiscal 1987 budget aimed at trimming Reagan era military spending while allowing a contingency fund to raise money. Deficit targets under Gramm Rudman Hollings remain, with a June vote by both chambers and a fight over tax increases. The plan limits defense to about $292.15 billion next year unless new funds are found, keeping a hit on military outlays while preserving nondefense spending and resisting a tax hike.
Sue Ann Yingling announces resignation from the Frederick County Board of Education effective today citing conflicts with her campaign for county commissioner. She notes ethical concerns about fundraising from educators she would oversee and leaves at the start of a new budget year to avoid entanglement in next year’s school board budget process.
The International Court of Justice denounced U S backing for Contra rebels seeking to topple Nicaragua's Sandinista government and said the United States owes reparations but rejected Nicaragua's claim for 375 million dollars. The court, lacking enforcement powers, also noted the United States boycotted most proceedings and indicated compensation would be settled later if both sides agree.
President Reagan remained hopeful about progress in U.S.-Soviet arms negotiations after Geneva despite Soviet criticism. He said the Soviet two treaty bid could advance an accord and that progress in one area should not wait on others. Officials note a cautious, deliberate reply could come before September talks, with a summit later this year.
In a column from Inside The News Peege Entertainment, Borda of Wiedom is highlighted with a philosophical quote about the animal that laughs or weeps, described as the sole creature aware of the gap between reality and what it should be.
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