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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Mar 09, 1984

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Reagan allies push for aid despite defeat in Congress

In Washington AP reports bipartisan criticism as Senate Appropriations panel rejects 21 million emergency aid for CIA backed rebels in Nicaragua and delays action on 93 million for El Salvador. debate centers on space based missile shield and the cost amid mounting deficit concerns.

Washington Reagan Central America Senate Appropriations Committee Nicaragua el Salvador United States Soviet Union Senate Armed Services Committee Barry Goldwater R-Ariz

Gallup and USA TODAY show Hart Reagan lead in polls

In two nationwide polls conducted March 25 to March 26 Hart leads Reagan by several points with 52 to 43 percent in Gallup and 46 to 40 percent in USA TODAY. Mondale trails both by wide margins in each poll while Democratic supporters tilt toward Hart or Mondale. Separately Canadian sealers urge a moratorium on baby seal hunting amid anti sealer campaigns.

Washington Gary Hart New England Reagan Gallup Hart USA Today Colorado Walter F. Mondale Hert Mondale Wild Cove Newfoundland

Words of wisdom from Frost quoted in print

A clipping presents Robert Frost’s line about Rome as a witty note on hospitality. The brief item frames the poet and his era, reflecting on how his words travel through print and culture.

Rome Robert Frost

Luther Bell Leads Gold Fellows Rhythm Band

Lisa Farbstein notes how music lover Luther Bell keeps his hand in as leader of the Gold Fellows Rhythm Band. Gail Cissna profiles two Mount Airy residents improving dog communication. Aveline Allen introduces roll aerobics as a playful path to fitness. Ed

Lisa Farbstein Luther Bell Gold Fellows

Weather Forecast For Western Maryland And Mountains

Strong northwesterly winds today cause blowing and drifting of yesterday's 3 to 6 inches of snow. Cold conditions persist through the weekend with a few flurries possible on Saturday as a new cold front crosses the state. In Western Maryland temperatures rise to the mid 20s to near 30 with very cold nights. Maryland Mountains expect wind and cold with an additional two to four inches possible. highs in the low 20s to low 30s and nights near 10. Temperature readings: Frederick 33 22, Cumberland 30 20, Hagerstown 34 21, Oakland 26 15, Westminster 32 21.

Maryland Carroll Frederick Howard Montgomery Washington Cumberland Hagerstown Oakland Westminster David Lesher

Area digs out from 6-inch snowfall

Frederick County residents were digging out Friday morning from under a heavy six inch snowfall that shut roads and disrupted travel. Crews worked to clear main routes as commuters planned their day amid tight winter conditions.

Frederick County

Snow plows battle lingering ice amid Thursday snowstorm

Friday morning in Marylandstate police report many abandoned vehicles along U S 40 A and Ballenger Creek Pike as crews push snow and salt roads. A fatal snowmobile crash on Woodfield Road in Damascus claimed a 19 year old victim and left a second patient in critical condition. County and state roads remained slick but improving as snow removal teams worked overnight and schools across multiple counties announced closures.

Maryland Gordon Smith Smith Ballenger Creek Pike Farm Brook Montgomery County Woodfield Road Damascus Kemptown Robert Franklin Easterday Clearwater Drive Shady Grove Hospital Gaithersburg Kim Gartner Kemptown Church Road Easterday G. Hanville Germantown Frederick City Ronald C. Linton Linton Castle Frederick Municipal San Castle Frederick Carroll Howard Montgomery Baltimore Anne Arundel Harford

HDC approves demolition for Carroll Creek flood plan

Frederick City’s Historic District Commission approved tearing down several buildings from Court Street to Market Street as the Carroll Creek flood control and linear park project advances. The plan aims to prevent a 100 year flood, with replacement development and a possible Court Street access street, backed by a $2 million state grant and a $40 million long term effort.

HDC Carroll Creek Frederick City Historic District Commission Court Street Market Street Dave’s Men's Wear and Electronics S. Market St Irene Kiriloff WFMD No. Market Street Frederick Ronald N. Young

Frederick Mayors Push for Downtown Tax Districts

Frederick Mayor Ronald N. Young asks the Maryland General Assembly to authorize downtown taxing districts to fund commercial areas. The plan would create a mandatory tax on properties within the district, with control debated by merchants and local boards. Opponents in Hagerstown and mixed views in Frederick prompted concerns over who would decide the district’s use of funds.

Young Frederick Ronald N. Young Maryland General Assembly Senate State Department of Economic and Community Development Washington County Paul Muldowney Hagerstown Don Frush Archie Rogers Downtown Merchants Association Rogers Board of Aldermen 2 Boar

Solon proposes vehicle fee hike to fund EMS in Maryland

Baltimore County state senator Fran cis X. Kelly proposed a bill to raise vehicle registration fees by 3 dollars, estimated to generate about 9 million dollars. Funds would be split with 60 percent to MIEMSS, 30 percent to counties, and 10 percent to a competitive grants process for five EMS companies. The plan faces potential opposition from Gov. Harry R. Hughes who opposes dedicated taxes.

Annapolis Baltimore County Maryland Institute For Emergency Medical Services Systems Miemss Francis X. Kelly Kelly Harry R. Hughes General Assembly

Jobless rate falls to 7 8 percent in February

The Labor Department reported 7.8 percent civilian unemployment for February, matching the lowest in two and a half years as 700000 Americans found work. It marks the sixth straight month of declines, with total employed at 103.9 million and 8.8 million unemployed. Local Frederick County figures for January were expected next week.

Washington Frederick County Ron Windsor Windsor Frederick Labor Department

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