22 Mar 1980
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1980
Page
1
Annapolis AP reports the Senate and House clash over state funds after the House trimmed roughly 10 million from Gov. Harry Hughes 5 billion budget. Del. John said a conference committee will be needed as both chambers pursue a compromise. TheHouse did not reject any proposed cuts.
The Associated Press reports that amid Persian New Year remarks in Tehran, the leader denounces Marxists and external forces as captors of American hostages. He references the Soviet Union and U S influence, urging unity against perceived threats. Western officials confirm ambassadorial consultations amid the crisis.
The Maryland House of Delegates moved a Senate approved bill to ease condominium conversion impacts on seniors by extending protections. debate noted current rules grant six months to residents to buy or vacate. A separate measure would allow a Baltimore strip club to stay open until 4 am to boost conventions, and other enacted items were mentioned.
Local notes highlight an upcoming Marathon variety show by the Beart Association chapter. Other items review romance trends and the Windsor Wallis marriage speculation. Financial outlooks show dollar pessimism, while officials discuss emergency measures and real estate updates in county plans.
Severe weather left two inches of rain in parts of the county and winds up to 75 mph. Utilities reported up to 7,500 homes without power at the storm’s peak while roads and bridges faced closures from rising water. Crews worked to restore service and clear downed lines as rain receded, with calmer conditions and clearing skies anticipated by Saturday afternoon.
The MEAP energy aid program operates on a first come, first served basis with a June 1 cutoff. Frederick County residents urged to apply at Social Services now, as funds may run out before then. Potomac Edison warns that disconnections will begin after April 1 for nonpayers, with procedures to defer or adjust plans for those in hardship, except under extreme conditions. Continuous nonpayment risks loss of electricity, though disconnections pause if a household has illness or life support needs.
Highfield man Canfield 18 died when a vehicle driven at high speed crossed into the area. The car skidded off the road, hitting a tree and a waiter stand before emergency crews arrived.
In a noisy primary landscape, Anthony, a freshman congressman, argues turnover in Congress stems from ethics concerns, while Carter supporters claim he is the strongest candidate. Maryland officials tout fiscal strength and AAA ratings as Democrats hope for better state results. Local figures, including Goldstein and mayoral contenders, comment on national and state outlooks amid outages and political sentiment.
Fragmentary OCR reads show a windy cold forecast with high and low temperatures and scattered precipitation. The text also includes garbled names and phrases, offering no clear dates locations or entities.
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