Aldermen seek compromise in Sheckells siding dispute
Frederick aldermen Grimes and Stull meet Richard Sheckells at Stull’s home aiming for a settlement after 28 months of contention over vinyl siding in Frederick City’s historic district. HUD grant proposal rejected by Sheckells. private group option to remove siding discussed, with Sheckells wary of city intrusion into home decisions.
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Reagan Seeks Answers On Old Issues In Ottawa Visit
In Canada for a brief visit, President Reagan faced questions on old matters from El Salvador to fishing and the Alaska gas pipeline. Officials stressed the Trudeau-Reagan meeting went well, with both leaders upbeat and getting acquainted though no issues were solved. Reagan planned a Parliament speech focusing on stabilizing the U.S. economy and promoting a continental economic partnership.
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Sinatra Davis benefit concert raises over 148000 in Atlanta
A sellout crowd at the Atlanta Civic Center raised more than 148000 for investigations into the deaths and disappearances of 21 black children. Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr. performed with celebrities and family members among 4600 attendees, while Davis pledged future support as officials face a mounting inquiry cost.
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Reagan's proposed cuts face Congress amid wind of doubt
Congress vows to craft some economic package this summer while testing political winds over President Reagan's 48.6 billion in spending cuts. Senate leader Cranston urges caution, saying Congress won't grant a blank check though Reagan deserves a chance to test his program. Trumpeting a $409 billion five year saving, the plan aims to balance the budget by 1984, but lawmakers warn of unanswered questions and shifting will as labor and civil rights groups mobilize against social cuts.
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Frederick Noon Sertoma honors Frank Bush for service to mankind
Donald DeBaufre of Frederick’s Noon Sertoma Club honors Francis W. Bush Sr. with the Service to Mankind Award at a Wednesday meeting. Bush, invited to speak under a ruse, reacts with astonishment as family members are escorted in. The award advances him to the district competition alongside other club recipients in the Capital District. Bush’s career with M. J. Grove Division of Flintkote is cited as a basis for his community activity.
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Frederick County Jail Site Fight Intensifies Over Md 85 Purchase
Frederick County commissioners face mounting public pressure as they press ahead with buying land along Md 85 south of Frederick for a new jail. The year-long site search has seen repeated clashes with residents and groups, including a suit by the Carroll Park Manor Community Association Inc. challenging the Montevue property choice, aided by Frederick City Planning Commission rejection of the county’s request.
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Court May End Central Alarm Dispute Over 900000 Plan
A Frederick County Circuit Court pretrial hearing failed to resolve the dispute over a proposed 900,000 Central Alarm dispatch center. Homeowners through Carroll Manor Community Association seek to block use of the Montevue property for an S11 emergency system. Judge William W. Wenner did not rule on the county’s dismissal bid and considered Counts attorney Speelman’s challenge. the case could end if the counts are granted. Separately, county commissioners approved purchasing 26 acres near Ballenger Creek for 785,100 to expand the sewage plant, amid protests to keeping the jail out of Frederick city.
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Washington Merry Go Round and Other Views Gleaned
A collage of opinion snippets from AP News Analysts Walter Merry and Jack Andersen plus columns by David Maxfield and Robert Reid. It mentions Reagan policies, food manners, a farm extension tip, and a retrospective by art critic William Seet.
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Ed Campbell
Inside The News Partis Heads To Meet Som
Fragments describe a meeting plan involving unnamed figures and dates with scattered references to places and people. The text mentions Gotthold Lessing and a German drama context but lacks coherent details. Event timing and participants are unclear due to OCR errors.
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