Summit talks begin amid NATO unity yet arms rifts
Reporters and diplomats attend the first session of summit talks aimed at reinforcing alliance solidarity despite disputes over short and long range nuclear plans and Warsaw Pact conventional force levels. Carrington stresses continued NATO momentum and broader arms control with the Soviet Union while Reagan leans toward pushing Moscow for balance before a potential Moscow summit.
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Radon testing in Frederick schools debated by officials
County officials consider testing buildings for abnormal radon levels while noting EPA risk estimates favor dwellings over schools. State superintendent urges radon tests in all schools, but health risks in schools may be lower due to less time spent there. If levels are high, solutions include ventilation improvements or air exchangers and sealing entry points.
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EPA
Frederick
Hayden
Victor Cullen Center history and current community role
The Victor Cullen Center in Sabillasville began as a 1908 tuberculosis sanatorium and, renamed in 1949, later served as a boys school before becoming the Victor Cullen Center in 1974 under the Developmental Disabilities Administration. It houses 90 residents, with many trained for community return and 35 in day programs, while facilities host sports and events.
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Woman Dies After Traffic Crash In County
State Police Trooper Robert Shelly reports a fatal collision involving a truck owned by Superior Concrete. Passenger Ms. Philburn died after being pinned over 20 minutes before rescue personnel extracted her. Driver Kenneth Perkins, 41, of Hansonville Road Frederick, refused treatment. both wore seat belts. The mixer carried 6% yards of concrete. The incident raises the county traffic death toll to seven, up from four last year.
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Fire company casino nights draw debate in delegation
Delegation moves to end casino style gambling amid concerns about tips and alcohol bans. Fire crews report fundraising success with casino nights in Prince George’s County while others warn against outsiders running games. Officials cite permits, restrictions, and potential tax implications as legislation may address hired guns and betting limits.
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State project faces funding gap as costs rise
McClelland notes $36 million still to be funded, pushing total cost beyond $57 million. Delegate Charles J. Buzz Ryan, chairman of the House Appropriations Committee, says he is also unclear on the governor's remarks and that no money is in the current budget for the project, tied up instead in DNA flood control funds.
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Prince George's
House Appropriations Committee
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