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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1983

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Iran Backs Production Cut If OPEC Drops Price Plan

Iran proposes cutting its oil output by about one third if OPEC abandons plans to reduce the base price from 42 to 34 dollars per barrel. Talks in London among all 13 members continue as undercutting and floating quotas threaten a unified agreement amid doubts of success and possible price collapse to 25 dollars.

London OPEC Iran Abbas Bonardoost Ranian Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries Intercontinental Hotel Humberto Calderon Berti United Arab Emirates Mana Saeed Otelba

New Hampshire towns push Congress to curb acid rain emissions

Residents in at least 61 towns approved a resolution calling on Congress to halve Midwest factory emissions blamed for acid rain by 1990. Towns like Strafford and Rollingsford supported the measure amid reports of environmental damage, with debates ongoing as meetings continue statewide.

Concord N.H New Hampshire Congress Midwest Croydon Paul Hanson Rollingsford Vermont

Postal workers convicted of nibbling cookie parcels

In Baltimore two veteran postal workers Norman E. Wilson and William E. Ferguson were convicted of destroying mail after being caught on tape sharing candy found in damaged parcels. Sentencing could reach up to one year in jail and a $1000 fine. Both men, night shift workers at the city post office, were suspended without pay after the September incident.

Baltimore U.S. District Court Norman E. Wilson William E. Ferguson

Reagan shock tactics pace aging conference coverage

Washington columnists report on Reagan curb rhetoric to smooth the Conference On Aging. Other views discuss a Montgomery County congressman in the media, and Robert Reid questions the reliability of TV polls. Tom Tiede notes soldiers aiding Vietnamese through social programs.

Washington Jack Anderson Reagan Lucian Warren Montgomery County Robert Reid Tom Tiede Leo Bowler Dick Kleiner Edat Joy Pittman Eel

Storm forms off East Coast with clearing by Thursday

A storm will form off the East Coast today and bring showery weather through tonight with a clearing trend by Thursday. Western Maryland sees occasional rain and cool highs in the 40s with 90s possible Thursday afternoon in some areas. Mountain regions flip to flurries tonight with cold Thursday highs near 40. Daily temps show Frederick 55 40 Hagerstown 40 40 Ninellian 58 37 Gaithersburg 57 29 Leesburg 60 42.

Maryland Carroll Frederick Howard Montgomery Washington Aryland Mountains Timperonte Hagerstown Ninellian Gaithersburg Leesburg David Lesher

Soviet arms gains called relentless

Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger warns in a 107 page report that the Soviet drive toward military superiority is relentless across all fields including space warfare. He notes leadership change signals no slowdown in force modernization expansion and forward deployment. President Reagan stresses the need for the public to see the facts about the Soviet threat and says the United States will not start fights.

Washington Caspar Weinberger Weinberger U.S.S.R Reagan U.S United States

Solons seek to exempt Frederick County from wage proposal

Frederick County leaders warn a state prevailing wage bill could raise local project costs by at least 10 percent and limit development. Delegates Morningstar McClellan Littrell push to exempt the county while commissioners urge action. Officials note Davis Bacon and funding mix affect applicability. prospects for exemption seem slim.

Solons Frederick County General Assembly Kenneth R. Coffey Harold K. Keller Jr del. M. Albert Morningstar D-Frederick James E McClellan George H.) Littrell Iocal Sterling E. Bollinger Ballenger Creek Lawrence W. Johnson Johnson Yueaugus Cyl Tractors Morningstar

Nuclear freeze vote looms in House after committee approves

House Foreign Affairs Committee endorsed a nuclear weapons freeze 27 9 as crowds rallied outside the Capitol In Orlando President Reagan urged evangelical leaders to oppose the freeze Jerry Falwell predicted repudiation by the 1904 elections Kennedy called the plan voodoo arms control Markey expected a House passage while O Neill warned of a very close vote Falwell and Kennedy drew thousands to rival demonstrations with debate centering on START talks and a halt to the nuclear arms race.

Washington House Thomas P. O'Neill Jr House Foreign Affairs Committee Capitol Orlando Fla Réagan United States Capitol Hill Jerry Falwell Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Kennedy Edward Markey O'Neill Senate Clement Zablocki D-Wis

Identities Sought Of Kids Who Played With Rabid Fox

Frederick County health workers seek the names of several children who played with a dead rabid fox behind the Towne Mall near Waverly Garden Apartments. The fox died of rabies, the first in the county this year, with 23 rabid raccoons reported since December. At least three children have been identified. officials urge anyone with information to call the health department.

Frederick County Frederick Towne Mall Waverley Garden Apartments Luther Hormne Health Department Horine

Thunderstorm soaks Frederick County with heavy rain

Frederick County endured its first thunderstorm of the year with over 1.5 inches of rain since Sunday. By 5 a.m. Wednesday Maryland State Police logged 0.22 inch of rain and the morning low was 42 degrees with a Tuesday high of 55. Potomac Edison reported only a few power outages and no major disruptions while News-Post meteorologist David Lesher noted 1.52 inches had fallen since Sunday.

Frederick County Maryland Sp. Mn Potomac Edison Frederick News-Post David Lesher Lesher

House to vote on Social Security bill today

The House advances a 165.3 billion Social Security reform package with payroll tax hikes and benefit curbs. Debate runs eight hours, a final vote not expected tonight as negotiations over retirement age and coverage continue amid bipartisan support and warnings from critics.

Washington House Capitol Hill Senate Finance Committee Senate

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