Md solon urges U S withdrawal from El Salvador
Rep. Clarence Long of Maryland urged pulling out American advisers from El Salvador saying the crisis risks a larger U S commitment than acknowledged. He criticized Reagan administration plans for 5 million in new aid and noted 18 of 54 advisers will return by summer, others by September, with potential for further deployments if needed. Long questioned safety of advisers and warned El Salvador could require a long term U S role.
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el Salvador
Reagan
Clarence D. Long
House Appropriations Subcommittee On
Defense Department
United States
Executives cite rising fuel costs and overregulation
Maryland area utility leaders warn energy prices will climb driven by higher fuels and double digit borrowing costs. George W. McGowan of Baltimore Gas and Electric calls regulation excessive while Paul Reichardt of Washington Gas Light projects consumer prices rising slightly above inflation. John M. McCardell of Potomac Edison cites delayed construction due to inflation and borrowing costs. The panel agrees regulation can be looser but recognizes environmental gains.
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George W. McGowan
Baltimore & Gas Electric Co
Utility Association
Paul £. Reichardt
Washington Gas Light Co
Potomac Edison Co
Maryland
John M. McCardell
McCardell
Davis
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McGowan
Baltimore
Paul Dragoumis
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Potomac
Bank Robbery At Frederick Towne Mall Branch
Frederick police seek three black male suspects who robbed the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank branch inside Frederick Towne Mall. They wore hooded sweatshirts, fired no shots, and fled in a beat-up Mercury with DC plates. FBI cooperating. no injuries reported.
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F&m
Frederick City
Frederick Towne Mall
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Ashton
District of Columbia
South McCain Drive
James E. Duffy
FBI
Blue Laws bill seeks Sunday openings before Christmas
Annapolis lawmakers debate a Frederick Carroll County bill to relax blue laws allowing stores to stay open on the four Sundays before Christmas. The measure faces drafting problems and opposition from a Carroll County resident, with delegation leaders proposing a Baltimore code model.
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Frederick
Carroll County
House
Judiciary Committee
Julies P. Delphey
R-Frederick
Joseph B. Owens
D-Montgomery
Del
Raymond E. Beck
Frederick Carroll
Baltimore City
Baltimore County
Frederick and Carroll
Baltimore
Elles Wiser
Mount Airy
Educator Robert Smith accepts post in Texas
Educator Robert G Smith joins the Spring Thattet Independent School District in Texas effective July. He has long served Fredrick County education, directing curriculum and staff development. Smith looks forward to collaborating with Dr Anderson on reorganizing the Fredrick County School System and curriculum development.
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Texas
Bob Sanhanos
Educalves
Lone Star
Gordon Mo Andersen
Board of Education
Robert G Smith
Dr Smith
Fredenck County
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Fredenck
Anderson
Unexpected Snow Blankets Frederick County
A light, unseasonal snowfall covered Frederick County on Saturday morning as spring began. The Maryland State Police logged a low of 31 degrees with a Friday high of 40. Roads were wet but with no accumulation, and tonight will be fair and cold with around 30.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Darlene Wiles
Weather notes scattered. cold weekend forecast
Fragmentary OCR note shows fair and cold conditions with increasing wind and some precipitation possible. Mentions dates, locations, and unclear references to temperatures and percentages, but the text is garbled.
Mount St Marys Seeks D2 Title After Semifinal Win
Mount St Mary's defeated Wisconsin Green Bay 76-60 in the NCAA Division II semifinals and will face Florida Southern for the title tonight in Springfield Massachusetts. Florida Southern beat California Poly-San Luis Obispo in the other semifinal.
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Mount St. Mary's
Wisconsin-Green Bay
Mount
Florida Southern
Ate
California Poly-San Luis Obispo
Budget battle looms as Senate rejects House cuts
In Annapolis the Senate Budget and Taxation Committee moved toward a clash with the House of Delegates. The subcommittees reversed many House reductions and added new ones, signaling a heated budget fight next week as Sen. Laurence Levitan kept the panel in session to finish work and send the bill to the Senate floor.
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Senate
House of Delegates
House
Laurence Levitan
Miners ignore back to work appeal amid wildcat strikes
United Mine Workers leader Sam Church urged a return to work as thousands of miners in at least six states defied the appeal and stayed home Friday. More than 12,000 miners missed work despite talks breaking down with Bituminous Coal Operators Association prompting walkouts ahead of the union’s official action next week. A Boone County West Virginia miner said几 they would not report to work Monday, with many indicating they would stay off until August. Separately in Annapolis, the House of Delegates voted to raise the initial drivers license fee from 15 to 20 dollars to fund driver education programs as part of Gov. Harry Hughes budget. The Appropriations Committee retained funding only if the fee increase is enacted this year.
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Sam Church
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
UMW
Washington
Earl Ellis
Boone County
W.va
Annapolis
House of Delegates
Harry Hughes
House
General Assembly
Hughes
House Appropriations Committee
Reagan friends fund White House renovation drive
White House records show Nancy Reagan's White House quarters project is financed mainly by close friends and oil-connected donors. The drive has raised 735,912 dollars toward a 200,000 dollar goal. Most gifts exceed 2,000 dollars with 727,000 from that level. 4 donors gave ten dollars or less. The largest single contribution comes from the Annenberg family.
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Washington
Nancy Reagan
White House
Reagans
Reagan
Congress
Walter Annenbere
TV Guide
A Io
Lee
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Ned
President renews promises to conservatives in Washington
President Reagan pledges to deliver on conservative dreams as supporters celebrate his electoral victory. The speech emphasizes steady gains and urges continued party unity amid criticism from some lawmakers. Strong names and places anchor the message.
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Washington
Reagan
Poutiey &Cum
Doray Take
Readable fragments from a historic newspaper page
A collage of unreadable OCR lines mentions education, church notes, building real estate, and local notices. Names and places are garbled, but references to superintendent, ESUDE DOS BOme NAL, Kang, and a few partial person names appear amid stray words.
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Bane Powde Tines
Staite Education
Daven Hotbeck
Murray Olderman
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