North Market Street renovation begins Monday
North Market Street between Patrick and Church streets will close for four weeks starting Monday March 7 for the first block of underground wiring. Traffic rerouted west on Patrick, north on Court, east on Church. pedestrian access preserved. parking moved to other city streets and nearby lots.
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West Church Street
Weinberg Center
East Patrick Street
Maryland House committee trims budget to avert tax hike
Annapolis AP The House Appropriations Committee moved Maryland toward avoiding tax increases by recommending about 23.7 million dollars in cuts to Gov Harry Hughes general fund budget. Hughes sought a 38 million dollar tax package including 22 million in new tobacco and liquor taxes and 16 million more property tax. The amended budget heads to the House floor next week before advancing to the Senate stages.
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House Appropriations Committee
Harry Hughes
Hughes
House of Delegates
Senate Budget and Taxation Committee
Senate
Californians return to flooded homes after storm
Thousands of Californians return to flooded homes to boil water and shovel mud as skies clear after a storm causing 160 million dollars in damage. In Alviso 1700 residents face up to 10 days away, while another storm looms around the corner.
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Associated Press
Alviso
San Jose
Burford seeks full EPA document access from Reagan
EPA administrator Anne M Burford urges President Reagan to grant congressional investigators complete access to agency documents while shielding sensitive material. aides say she has pressed White House for broader disclosure to restore public confidence. response so far has been rebuffed.
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Anne M. Burford
Environmental Protection Agency
Reagan
Inside The News quotation by Horace
A compact historical remark cites Horace as a Roman poet from 68 B.C. to 8 B.C. noting that one cannot know everything. The line reflects a classical perspective on knowledge limits.
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Horace
Weather forecast for Maryland states turns cooler weekend
A fast warming trend gives way to cooler air as a cold front drops south from the Great Lakes. Western Maryland counties report mostly sunny, highs near 70 today, then increasing clouds with a weekend shower chance and weekend highs in the 50s with nights around 40.
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Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington Counties
Dave Lesher
Washington column on Reagan policy favors big firms
Columnist Jack Angran argues big firms receive favorable treatment from the Reagan administration. Cornelius Dwyer concludes OPEC power is waning. Rusty Brown discusses ongoing con artist exploitation of women. William Rusher and Bogdan Kipling offer contrasting views on the controversy. Japanese ambassador says Americans misperceive unfair trade, while noting the island union remains a key ally.
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Jack AnGgran
Reagan
Cornelius Dwyer
OPEC
Rusty Brown
William Rusher
Bogdan Kipling
J Pan
America
Fee
Unemployment rate steady at 10.4 percent in February
Civilian jobless rate remains at 10.4 percent as February sees no improvement in hiring signals. Government notes include possible January seasonal adjustment effects and urges attention to January and February trends while payroll jobs rose slightly over December to February.
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U.S
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Congressional Joint Economic Committee
Janet L. Norwood
Norwood
New Carroll Creek project design pact approved by city
Frederick City officials Thursday approved two new engineering contracts for the Carroll Creek linear park and flood control project. Changes in state Water Resources Administration rules require redesign from open ditch to conduit. The city plans to continue design work and some construction, despite bleak prospects for a requested $2.5 million from the state legislature.
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Frederick
Carroll Creek
State Water Resources Administration
WRA
Glenn Nikirk
Ronald N. Young
Young
White man receives 30 year term for murder
Paul Thomas White Jr., 37, was sentenced to 30 years in prison after pleading guilty to murdering his sister at the Mount Phillip Road home and dumping her body on Gas House Pike. Judge John F. McAuliffe noted the crime nearly met first-degree premeditation but accepted a second-degree murder verdict.
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Mount Phillip Road
Gas House Pike
Paul Thomas White Jr
John F. McAuliffe
McAuliffe
White
William Niaktoc
Rabies clusters prompt county vaccination clinics for pets
Frederick County reports another rabid raccoon this week, bringing 15 rabid animals found this year. Health officials schedule three southern county pet vaccination clinics at Urbana Elementary, Brunswick Elementary, and Canal Manor Elementary with a $2.50 per shot fee.
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mid-Atlantic
Joseph Horman
We State Health Department
Jefferson
Urbana
Luther Horine
Herman
Horme
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