Mondale and rivals converge in Atlanta fund raiser
Four of five remaining Democratic candidates including Mondale Hart Glenn and Jackson plan appearances in Atlanta for the Jefferson Jackson Day dinner ahead of Super Tuesday on March 13. McGovern remains in Massachusetts focusing on his primary.
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Volcker Warns Deficit Is A Loaded Gun
Federal Reserve Chair Volcker calls the growing budget deficit a loaded gun and warns it could spark higher interest rates. He argues a $50 billion deficit cut could cut rates by about one percentage point, while commerce and retail data remain upbeat.
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House tax grab bag advances deficit plan
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a $50 billion tax package affecting diesel drivers, telephone users, and high income investors. It parallels a Senate measure, with aides noting Reagan’s stance uncertain but indicating likelihood of support. If other cuts align, a $100 billion plan could limit red ink to about $550 billion over three years.
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Subcommittee trims Reagan aid in Central America plan
The Western Hemisphere subcommittee approved a 5-1 bill to end further military assistance to El Salvador this fiscal year, tighten future spending, and halt U S Honduran troop joint exercises seen as prep for bases. It shifts funds to reconstruction and Latin American economic development.
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Blast injures at least 14 at Thiokol missile plant
An explosion and fire at the Thiokol missile and rocket manufacturing plant in Brigham City Utah injured at least 14 people. Utah Highway Patrol and Box Elder County authorities described injuries ranging from minor to critical and reported a major blast around 4 am.
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Inside The News Bright Friendship Sunlight Quote
A cheerful friend is like a sunny day spreading brightness around, attributed to Sir John Lubbock. The quote reflects a warm analogy for friendship.
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Frederick Mardi Gras queen and local music scene highlights
Lisa Farbstein interviews Deborah Marcinko as queen of Frederick’s Mardi Gras week. Dave Ammechenser checks out Champions, a Georgetown sports oriented pub. Farbstein reports on varied music at Frederick night spots. Volunteers assist with the event.
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Weather Outlook Across Western Maryland This Weekend
A weak cold front brings clouds then sun and seasonable temperatures. Western Maryland highs near 40 today, 20s tonight, sunny Sat and Sun in the 40s. Maryland Mountains may see a few flurries today, highs around 30, then sunny weekend. Yesterday temperatures varied by locale.
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City loan fund in Frederick aims to attract industry
A charter resolution approved by Frederick officials creates a revolving loan fund for real estate purchase or improvement to lure industry. Mayor Rocula N Young said the fund should attract hotels, offices and other businesses compatible with the Carroll Creek project, with initial funding to be started.
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City balances loan fund plans with downtown revival effort
City official says a very small sum of 200 000 will be used for Like FUGG with other funds from building sales to be added. A committee will set guidelines in the next couple of months and the fund aims to aid downtown revitalization similar to Baltimore projects. The council also approved initial phase work by Kann Ammon Inc for the old courthouse redevelopment into city hall with later review of further work. An unrelated parking deck fee hike to 50 cents on weekends begins with second deck opening, and an ordinance allows on street parking near certain disabled residents if off street spaces are unavailable.
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Gemayel May Seek New Cease Fire and Abrogate Pact
Lebanon's President Amin Gemayel is reported to plan a national address within days to call for a new cease-fire, cancel the IsraeliLebanese withdrawal pact, and push for constitutional reforms and a unity cabinet. Talks with Syria's Hafez Assad in Damascus yielded a cautious outlook.
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Library of Congress to build 11.5 million book preservation facility
Washington says Library of Congress plans a $11.5 million facility near Fort Detrick to treat common book paper with a chemical process extending longevity by centuries. Librarian Boorstin testified for the project to a House subcommittee. Senator Mathias predicts congressional authorization, with companion House action forthcoming.
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Maryland liquor chief faces bribery charges amid arrest details
Frederick County Liquor Commissioner Thomas Edward Joy is accused of accepting two illegal 4400 payments from tavern owner Dean Thomas. A state police report released in court papers notes Joy asked if he could resign after his arrest and reveals conversations about providing photographs for The Southern. The investigation cites Sgt Gary W. Hartman and prosecutors Jordan and Spitzer. Joy has denied any wrongdoing and has requested a jury trial with an early April date stated in Frederick County Circuit Court.
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Iran renews threat to close the Hormuz Strait
Iran's president Ali Khamenei warned that closing the Strait of Hormuz would hurt Western economies and that Iran could keep traffic moving through the crucial oil route if attacked by Iraq or if foreign powers intervene. Iraq claimed to have sunk eight Iranian ships in the gulf as part of its blockade.
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