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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1980
Page
2
Rebels report capturing the village of Sultanpur near Jalalabad and a town in Nangarhar province while admitting high Afghan army and Soviet casualties. They also claim a major strike at Naziao and an attack near Kot, with civilians harmed in a mosque bombing.
Auditors checked 3,173 of 3,369 Maryland service stations for price guideline compliance. The survey found 17 percent violations, higher in rural areas, with 410 cents a gallon cited at some stations, and results will be sent to the attorney general and federal Energy Department for action. Local offices noted varying violation rates by county while stating enforcement authority rests with others.
Voters mix on 1980 contest as inflation and energy top worries. About 10 percent of Republicans consider switching to Ford if he runs. Carter backers cite Iran Afghanistan crises as key support factor. A suspect description released by Montgomery County Police details a white male 34 64 tall with denim jacket and a stainless handgun, considered dangerous. Contact local or Fairfax police with tips.
The Community Action Board of the Frederick Community Center, advisory group for the Community Services Administration Grant, will meet Tuesday March 3 at the Frederick Community Center, 100 South Market Street. The public is invited to attend.
The notice lists publication details for Gren Southern Printing and Mtg Co at 200 East Patrick Street Frederick Maryland. It notes daily publication except Sundays and holidays, with a mail rate of 25 dollars per year and a second class postage designation.
Dr Bartlett, a conservative Republican, argues the nation faces energy and economic crises caused by technical factors and failed policy. He blames Soviet advances on U S missteps, urges tax incentives for alternative fuels, budget discipline, reduced government size, stronger military readiness, wider ally cooperation, and a robust civil defense program to deter aggression. He cites his Johns Hopkins and IBM background and notes his Maryland residency and family.
The EPA sanctioned the next phase of Brunswick s sewer upgrade. Mayor Jess D Orndorff said the telev is ion and grouting inflow infiltration phase could start as early as next week. Penetryn Systems Inc. of Washington DC won the bid of 136205.50 in November, the lowest of three bids.
Frederick County offers a six week Poetry in Motion course for gifted fifth and sixth graders through the Adult Education Division. It meets Wednesday evenings at Gov Thomas Johnson High School starting March 12. Instructor Charles Rossiter says the aim is to help students read and understand great poetry and to inspire their own writing while having fun. Pre registration advised via Donna Logan at 845-6179.
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