Maryland approves 300 new laws take effect next year
Albany style snapshot shows 300 laws to start Sunday with the new fiscal year in Maryland. Major measures include Bay cleanup funding, a $600 million five year classroom aid package, and changes to automobile and licensing rules. Administrative bills also push local crackdowns on scaffolds and traffic enforcement while pensions and unemployment benefits receive targeted adjustments.
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Reagan, Soviets to discuss space weapons ban
President Reagan accepted a Soviet proposal to open talks in Vienna in September on banning space based anti-satellite weapons. A separate U.S. stance could attend even if Moscow does not discuss nuclear arms.
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Reagan
Moscow
Hubert Mcbarlane
Soviet Union
Vienna
McFarlane
United States
Kremlin
Anonymous quotes slip into odd weather and listings snippet
A fragmented newspaper snippet includes odd lines about weather maps listings and a cryptic proverb on diplomacy. The readable parts hint at a generic column or brief page element with no clear persons places or dates.
Weather notes on a mid-Atlantic front and weekend showers
Stationary front over the mid-Atlantic brings scattered showers and mild temperatures through the weekend. Western Maryland counties see partly cloudy with scattered showers and possible thunderstorms this afternoon and evening, followed by more showers tonight and Sunday. Maryland mountains and ocean beaches expect afternoon storms with highs in the 70s, while farm forecasts show southwest winds and drying conditions improving. Temperature readings from Frederick Cumberland Hagerstown Oakland Westminster listed.
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Kids enter computer age through camp
A Frederick program runs a summer day camp for third through eighth graders to teach computer basics. The A J Russo led sessions, three hours daily for a week, use Apple II computers, workbooks, and self tests to introduce programming and data base concepts, with a $60 fee per child.
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ASIC
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Weekend carnival offers entice Maryland readers
This weekend hosts a busy line up for carnival lovers with the Mt Airy Lions Carnival at Md Rt 27 and Twin Arch Road featuring an air show at 3 pm, sponsored by the Maryland Army National Guard, plus the Woodshoro Firemen’s Carnival and Montgomery County events with live music, auctions, and games. Nearby picking at Catoctin Mountain Orchard runs Saturday, while the Jazz Festival of Central Pennsylvania runs through July with Stan Getz, Phil Woods, Rare Silk and more. A Towson University mock disaster exercise by the Maryland Army National Guard is set for June 16 starting at 1 pm in Burdick Hall.
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Rare Silk
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Towson University
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White House scolds Jackson for comments
The White House publicly and privately warned Jackson over his remarks supporting Nicaragua's Sandinista government. President Reagan accused Congress members opposing aid to the Sandinistas of backing a totalitarian regime in Nicaragua and urged unity behind anti‑Sandinista policy.
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Liberated prisoners welcomed home with thanks and tears
Families greet 22 Americans freed from Cuban custody as they return to U S soil amid ribbons and celebrations. Prison tales include spartan rooms, home cooking, and fatigue, with loved ones recalling long separations and hopes for future reunions.
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