El Salvador runoff eyed as Duarte d'Aubuisson lead
In El Salvador the presidential race heads to a runoff if no candidate wins a majority. Duarte and d'Aubuisson lead amid bickering election officials and unofficial returns show Duarte short of a majority, with the civil war and economic collapse shaping the campaign.
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French diplomat wounded in Beirut shooting
In Beirut's Moslem sector a French cultural attache Sauveur Gliozzo was shot and seriously wounded. An artillery barrage hit Christian neighborhoods leaving at least 20 civilians injured. Gliozzo underwent emergency surgery to remove bullets from his stomach and arm at American University Hospital.
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Inside The News TV Listings and Weather Map
A compact note features a TV listings and weather map section title along with a Chesterton quote about weariness. The quotation attributes the thought to G B Chesterton, the English writer who lived from 1874 to 1936.
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G.B. Chesterton
Jersey cattle comeback in state and nation faces hurdles
David Rice reports on a resurgence of Jersey cattle in Maryland and nationwide as farmers notice growing interest. Becky Brashear covers disorganization within the Maryland Cattlemen's Association and pending agriculture legislation that may affect growers. A spring home and garden section offers tips to refresh homes and grow backyard gardens.
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Weather Outlook For Midcountry Storm Impacts Maryland
A developing storm across the midpart of the country brings increasing clouds and rain. In Western Maryland highs near 50 with rain tonight and Wednesday. Maryland Mountains expect rain with highs in the 40s and lows around 30s. Yesterday’s readings: Frederick 56 30, Cumberland 53 25, Hagerstown 58 34, Oakland 43 25, Westminster 30 35.
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County weighs jail labor to run road mower repairs
Frederick County may spend 37500 to replace a mower along roads with a more versatile Tiger Mower arm. County highway administrator Ronald Linton says the upgrade covers brush and shrub trimming and clear sight lines. Commissioner Sterling Bollinger urges using work release inmates for such tasks to cut costs and improve supervision.
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Hart Pursues Connecticut Win as Mondale Targets New York
Gary Hart seeks a Connecticut primary victory while Walter Mondale widens his delegate lead in Virginia and eyes New York's big prize. They debated on voting eve over Central America policy as Jesse Jackson vowed to end poverty in three years at Yale. Hart accuses Mondale of Reagan policy links. Mondale calls Hart frantic. Polls open early and close at 8 pm. 52 of 60 delegates at stake in Connecticut, 252 in New York.
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County hearing on comprehensive plan draws near full turnout
About 200 people attended Monday's 34 hour public hearing before the Frederick County Commissioners on the comprehensive plan, with 18 speaking on specific concerns. Planning director James R. Shaw said turnout surpassed the 1972 adoption, noting broader awareness of planning. Speakers urged limits on industrial growth in Buckeystown and Adamstown areas, while petition supporters claimed 553 games on the line against more industry. The final hearing is set for March 29 at 7 p.m.
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James R. Shaw
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Planning Commission
Buckeystown
Adamstown
Major drug dealer from Frederick County admits cocaine sale
Stephen John Mazur Jr., 29, of Brown Road near Smithsburg, admitted possession of cocaine with intent to sell in a plea that dismissed a second charge. Prosecutors plan a substantial prison term though the max penalty is one year and a $25,000 fine. Mazur had been identified as a minor figure in a $100 million yearly drug ring and arrested December 2, 1983.
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Frederick County
Stephen John Mazur Jr
Brown Road
Smithsburg
Mazur
Robert Bonsib
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U.S. District Court
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Amendments tighten use of education aid in Frederick County
A Senate Budget and Taxation subcommittee amended a $600 million five year education package to require strict limits on spending. The plan caps instructional salaries at 60 percent of aid and limits new hires to 15 percent, affecting Frederick County where $1.6 million is slated for 80 teachers. The changes prompt debate over how funds should be allocated for teachers, materials, and teacher training. The measure awaits full Senate action.
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General Assembly
Frederick County
Senate Budget and Taxation Committee
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Civiletti
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William S. Ratchford II
Steelworkers optimistic on new contract talks at Point of Rocks
Wayne Huffer of the Steelworkers of America Local 7952 said progress exists as negotiations with Standard Building Systems Co resume at the Point of Rocks Community Center. About 95 workers on strike since March 16 seek a pay raise after accepting a reduced demand of 50 cents per hour annually, opposed to offers of 20 30 and 0 cents over three years.
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Standard Building Systems Co
Point of Rocks
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