New Ant County Library Opens On East Patrick Street
A sparkling new library on East Patrick Street unveils floor to ceiling bookshelves, open display of books, skylights and bright interior. The $42.7 million building, funded largely by the county, consolidates the old Record Street collection with basement overflow and the bookmobile stock, placing the entire circulation on the first floor including a connected children’s library and Maryland History room with limited hours. Wanda Hill heads the C. Burr Artz branch while Martha Reynolds notes easier location for patrons and a quieter, beaconlike space for study.
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New County Library
East Patrick Street
Record Street
New Ant Library
Record Street Library
North Market Street
Wanda Hill
Lbrarian
C. Burr Artz
Martha Reynolds
Patrick Street
Maryland
Sanrtialian Aneae Nampleta Arithagile F
New C P rate increases raise Frederick bills by $1.25
Basic private unlimited home telephone service in Frederick will rise by 1.25 monthly under new rates filed by C P Telephone Company of Maryland. The changes, tied to a 595.3 million revenue increase approved by the Maryland Public Service Commission, affect most products and services including basic service, installation, and intrastate long distance. Individual bill impact varies by equipment and services used.
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Frederick
C&p Telephone Company
Maryland
Maryland Public Service Commission
Thurmont
Inside The News Prejudice and the Mind’s Escape
A reflective line likens prejudice to a raft that saves a mind adrift, offering a cautious meditation on bias as a shelter in storms of thought. The author cites Ben Lee as the source of the aphorism.
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Ben Lee
Senate panel begins rewriting budget plan
The Senate Budget Committee will start work Tuesday on an alternative to President Reagan's spending plan as the full Senate races to pass a stopgap budget by a Wednesday deadline. Republicans push for cuts and tax hikes while Democrats seek a compromise with the White House on fiscal year 1963, with Easter recess looming.
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Washington
Senate Budget Committee
White House
Reagan
Senate
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Pete V. Domenici
R-N.m
Domenici
House
James A. Baker III
Columbia set to come home today
At White Sands New Mexico space shuttle Columbia nears landing on the wind swept gypsum basin floor. Gusty Northrup Strip winds threatened a precise touchdown set for 12:27 p.m. mountain time, prompting NASA to consider an earlier orbit if needed. Astronauts Jack Lousma and Gordon Fullerton woke to a supportive Mission Control as preparations continued.
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N.M
Space Shuttle
Columbia
New Mexico
Tularosa
Northrup Strip
NASA
Tommy Holloway
Mission Control
Jack R. Lousma
C. Gordon Fullerton
Four Die in Carroll County Air Crash Near Westminster
A Piper Cherokee Cruiser developed engine trouble after takeoff from Carroll County Airport and crashed into a cornfield about 2 miles northwest of Westminster, killing four. Victims include Eberhard Gorg Trams, 56, of Chevy Chase. John Edred Don Carlos III, 20, of Bethesda. Francis Lightfoot Fenwick, 34, of Baltimore County. and Elaine Isabell Dion, 20, of Bethesda. The crash occurred around 2:15 p.m. as the plane attempted to land in the field. The privately owned aircraft was based at the county airport and crashed near Hughes Shop Road and Pleasant Valley Road.
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Westminster
Here
Maryland
Carroll County
Jerry Gooding
Gooding
Eberhard Gorg Trams
Chevy Chase
John Edred Don Carlos III
Bethesda
Weather Outlook for Western Maryland and Maryland Mountains
The weekend chill departs as a offshore flow brings sunny skies and rising temps. Western Maryland will reach the 50s today and low 60s Tuesday with nights near 30s to mid 30s, while Maryland Mountains stay mostly sunny with highs from the 50s to low 60s Tuesday and nightly lows around 30.
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Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Hagerstown
Westminster
Gaithersburg
Leesburg
David Lesher
Miss Frederick 1982 Crowns Susan Elam in Pageant
Susan Elam, daughter of Lyle and Mrs Lyle Elam, won the 1982 Miss Frederick title at a pageant themed They're Playing My Song. She earned a $500 scholarship and a spot in Miss Maryland, with runner-ups receiving smaller awards.
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Susan Elam
Frederick
Miss Elam
Atlantic City
N.J
Mary Card Vachon
Kimberly Ron Bell
Sheilia Renee Proctor
Miss Bell
Wayne Miller
Lisa Marie Daskal
Maryland
Francine Marsili
Mick IntVeldt
Miller
Lee Prater
Miss Frederick
Julie Thompson
Lyle D. Elam
Susan
Wheaton Conservatory of Music
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Wheaton Conservatory
Israel
Weinberg Center
Red County
Bob Leverone
Duarte Leads as Salvadoran Vote Proceeds Amid Attacks
President Jose Napoleon Duarte's moderate Christian Democrats led early returns in El Salvador as hundreds of thousands vote for a constituent assembly and interim government. At least 60 people died in clashes with guerrillas, who disrupted polling in Usulutan and other towns. Observers called it too early to declare a winner, while guerrillas suffered losses.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
Jose Napoleon Duarte
Christian Democrats
Jose Figueres
Costa Rica
Usulutan
Apopa
Reagan to back nuclear talks with Soviet Union
Administration officials expect President Reagan to endorse negotiations with the Soviet Union aimed at a long-term mutual and verifiable halt to nuclear forces at reduced levels. The move would align with a bipartisan Senate resolution led by Senate leaders Baker and Byrd urging a managed freeze and reductions.
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Washington
Trincidant
Canaan Thie Wank
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Robert C. Byrd
D-W
Soviet Union
Two Haitian crew dead as freighter capsizes off Florida
The 70 foot Haitian freighter Esperancia capsized in heavy seas off the Palm Beach County coast near Highland Beach, with two crewmen dead and three others missing. Five crewmen swam to shore, while Coast Guard personnel cited Creole language barriers in confirming the casualty figure.
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Miami
Florida
Coast Guard
Esperancia
Nassau
Bahamas
Mike Kelley
Kelley
Palm Beach County
Highland Beach
Washington senators probe Moscow influence in SW Africa
Investigative columnist Jack Anderson reports two U.S. Senators are examining Moscow’s sway in southwest Africa. Weather outlook predicts mild spring across the region with showers possible Thursday and Friday, per News-Post meteorologist David Lesher. Area veterinarians face challenges collecting delinquent bills, according to Nancy Luse.
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Jack Anderson
U.S
Moscow
Africa
Maryland
David Lesher
News-Post
Nancy Luse
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