Signs of dollar turn boost for U.S. trade outlook
Economists see early signs that a weaker dollar is helping U.S. trade fortunes, but warn the turnaround will be slow. The latest government data show a record $38.4 billion fourth-quarter merchandise trade deficit and an annual $147.7 billion gap, yet exports rose 2.8 percent as imports fell in volume.
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Washington
U.S
Doug Handler
Wharton Econometrics of
Philadelphia
Reagan
Congress
David Wyss
Data Resources Inc
Potomac River May Return To Natural State Says Gude
Gude notes revival of fishing along the Potomac in Western Maryland and glimpses of improvement in Washington DC. He cites legal striped bass catches in DC, downstream sport fishing, estuary wildlife including a baby osprey, and the impact of a long-closed canal on dammed river sections. Environmental challenges and development shape the river’s future.
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Potomac
Maryland
Washington
Gude
Georgetown
District of Columbia
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac River
Plan to boost minority students sparks debate in Frederick
A school committee presentation details a 1981 92 plan to place minority students in line with overall school population across gifted and special education, expand Chapter 1 in classrooms, and add community liaison specialists at ten schools including East Frederick North Frederick Parkway and Waverley Elementary amid questions on leveling, teacher motivation, and minority recruitment.
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Plsn
Frederick
Nase
East Frederick
North Frederick
Parkway
Lowh Frederick
Waverley
Thomas Jokneon
Monoracy
West Frederck
Naso
Willie Mahone
Israel Considers Limited Probes Into Appointees
Israel launches cabinet led inquiries into government appointees, with concerns they lack power to subpoena witnesses or bind recommendations. Abba Eban criticizes the panel as lacking independence while officials hint at compensating powers in the statute and await full cabinet definition.
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Landau
Grveenmant
Laandau
Abba Eban
Eban
Israel Army Radio
Actlivtiy Gaean
Cve Tru
TJ Students Courage Crossing At Thomas Johnson Middle School
Frederick police chief Richard J. Ashton warned manpower limits prevent regular patrols at a crossing as TJ students shortcut across U S 15. Acting principal Joseph Polee and vice principal Bud Beebler denied awareness of the issue. A crossing violation carries a $30 fine per First Lt. Frank Tully.
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Frederick City
Richard J. Ashton
Ashton
Joseph Polee
Thomas Johnson Middle School
Bud Beebler
U.S. 15
Wiegal
Frank Tully
Maryland State Police
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S.k.heee
Europe
Brazil
Frederick County
ART & Composition Company
Athens Enterprises, Ltd
DR. Perry
Ijamsville, MI
William J. Robinson
Wilderness Outfitters Specialty Shop
Market St. Frederick
Thun
North Face
Sierra Design
Patagonia
Woolrich
Tom Meacham
Honda Specialst
Triangle Motors
Rt. 40
Alt. Rt. 40
Jessica
Junior
Bon-Ton
Holiday Inn
Frederick Towne Mall
Bon-Ton/Eyerly's
bon-ton/everlys
Bon-Ton Eyerly
Frederick Towne Moll
BON. TON /EVERLYS
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