Reagan appeals to Jewish leaders on aid to Jordan
President Reagan aims to blunt Jewish opposition to more military aid for Jordan and urges Syria to let Lebanon govern itself. He will address the Young Leadership Conference of the United Jewish Appeal amid arguments that U.S. Israeli ties are strengthening.
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GOP quarrel delays deficit talks over Pentagon budget
Infighting among senior Republican senators over the Pentagon budget stalls deficit-reduction discussions between President Reagan and GOP leaders. A White House bargaining session was canceled as unnamed sources said resumed talks depend on resolving the senators dispute.
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Quotation from Ogden Nash contrasts two types of people who pass through life. The remark highlights gossipers and gossipees as the two categories and reflects a witty, concise view on social behavior.
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Maryland affairs convention reported by David Rice
David Rice covers the first Maryland affairs convention as the National Grange presents its 1985 outlook, outlining goals, priorities, and anticipated rural issues for the year.
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Weather shift brings mixed precipitation to region
An active storm moves from the Ohio Valley toward New England, ending precipitation by Wednesday. Western Maryland counties expect mixed snow sleet and freezing rain today, gradually rain later with highs in the 30s. Tonight fog and rain, temps in the 20s, then partly cloudy and warmer on Wednesday near 50. Maryland mountains see rain today and tonight, ending early Wednesday with highs in the 40s to 50. Yesterday temperatures listed for Frederick Cumberland Hagerstown Oakland Westminster.
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Snow slows traffic as Frederick County digests late winter wake
Mid March snow and sleet slowed motorists Tuesday in Frederick County delaying some business openings by about two hours. Officials reported 3 to 4 inches of snow, crews plowed roads and spread salt and cinders. Temperature rises above freezing expected to curb icy patches. delays and cautious driving urged.
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Frederick County budget requests rise 15.6 percent for 1985
The 1985 county budget requests show a 15.6 percent funding increase, potentially lifting the tax rate by 42 cents. State aid may add 6 to 7 percent. Budget chief Harold K Keller Jr notes major rises for jail operations, school renovations, and 141.5 new positions including 40 at the board of education and four at the C Burr Artz Library.
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Capitol Milk site plans win city planners approval
Frederick planners approved Capitol Milk Producers expansion on East Patrick Street and a North Market Street land parcel for industrial use. Residents attended a request to reconsider Carrollton X apartments by Richard Brinker. Attorney Richard R. Burgee argued the commission exceeded its authority and rejected expert evidence on traffic, aesthetics, and unit counts. Chairman J Richard Hudson defended the denial citing after cutoff plan details. a reconsideration motion failed 2 2. A revised site plan may be reviewed at the April meeting.
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City county clash over annexation issue near Frederick
Frederick County Council of Governments clash on annexation as Ausherman Construction seeks county approval for a 160 acre water system west of the Monocacy River just outside Frederick limits. Mayor Ronald Young urges annexation into Frederick City citing fringe growth and development control. County president Galen Clagett notes mixed municipal responses and cautions on future annexations while indicating cooperation.
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Hart Mondale final push on Super Tuesday
Mondale and Hart end the campaign's final push ahead of Super Tuesday as nine states vote and four caucuses decide the Democratic race. Hart leads in Massachusetts and Rhode Island while Mondale leads in Alabama. Georgia is too close to call amid a southern battleground with Jesse Jackson aiming for a black vote.
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