Thamac disputes mayors over piggyback tax claim
State Sen. Edward P Thomas Jr. and Len Thomas clash with Mayor Ronald N Young on SB 16 a disputed tax sharing bill. Thomas says the plan would reduce funds for most Frederick County towns except Walkersville and would shift revenue to wealthier municipalities while burdening counties with higher grants. The measure passed the Senate but died in the House. Continued on Page A-3.
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Texas primary race tight as voters pick nominees
In Dallas AP reports President Ford softens victory bets while Ronald Reaganforesees a close Texas primary. Sen Henry Jackson signals a limited withdrawal leaving Carter Udall as major Democratic contenders. Carter disputes Bentsen’s presidential bid as Texans vote in a mixed party contest with significant GOP delegate stakes.
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Cojak Poised as Derby Favorite Despite Initial Odds
At Churchill Downs Cojak, the Entremont colt bred by the Powders Jean K and wife Whida, with coowners David and Joan Weinberg, and trained by Hubert Time, rises to fourth favorite after Derby betting. Jockey Chris McCarron, aboard, leads the blue and white silks as about 100000 fans watch the 02nd Kentucky Derby day. Temperatures in the 70s promise a near perfect racing day with potential showers unlikely. The Frederick crowd includes several regional supporters who camped outside the gates.
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Jackson signals end of active presidential bid for Democratic nomination
Five years into his quest Henry M Jackson appears ready to end active campaigning. Sources say he will retire from the race while remaining available if asked for the Democratic nomination. Washington officials cite money shortages and reduced primary activity as the campaign winds down.
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Frederick man shot on South Market Street in money dispute
Walter Cromwell 24 of Phoebus Ave surrendered after a Friday incident on South Market Street. Cromwell was charged with assault with intent to maim illegal possession of a handgun and larceny of a firearm. Dennis Oram 27 was wounded in the leg and treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. The gun was reported stolen from a nearby residence during an argument over money.
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Global climate shift to trigger widespread famines warns CIA report
An internal CIA study based on Reid A. Bryson research warned that cooling climate changes could devastate major agricultural regions. India would face droughts every four years, China could suffer a famine every five years, the Soviet Union might lose Kazakhstan, Canada’s production could drop by over half, and Northern Europe and the Common Market face substantial declines. The report, to be released publicly, cites volcanic ash and pollution as drivers of climate cooling and warns of severe economic and political upheaval.
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Meat price rise linked to higher farm index
U S agriculture data show the farm price index rose 2 percent last month driven by higher cattle and hog prices. Beef prices edged up with April averages near 1.37 per pound and a weekly hit of 1.39 in mid April.
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Walkersville set for May 3 town elections Burgess race wide open
Walkersville voters will elect a Burgess and two Town Commissioners on May 3. Urley K. Bourland Jr. is unopposed for Burgess. he is a biochemical engineer at Fort Detrick and active in local church and community groups. Four candidates vie for two commissioner seats including incumbent F Ridgely Cramer II and challengers James E Dennis and John C Poole, all with ties to Walkersville and area organizations. Dennis is a civil engineer and recent Glade Towne Community Association president.
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Kissingers Call Cuban Troop Curbs Amid Violence Rise
AGNEW interview citesANPULA AZ VOLTA gang violence increasing while a weather forecast notes rain tonight and continued cooling. Indy may reach near 70 with lows in the 30s to 60s, Sunday bringing partial clearing and 70s. An anonymous line warns the meek about a distant fate.
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