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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1982
Page
1
A country road pond draws three families who monitor the seasonal visitors and celebrate a new pair of Canada Geese returning this spring. Poaching incidents and a domestic white duck with a broken wing underscore ongoing vigilance. Mother Goose on the island faced early peril but the pair intends to raise their brood.
Hinckley, awaiting defense testimony, is shown as a self styled poet obsessed with Adolf Hitler and Jodie Foster. Writings reveal he regarded himself as Christian and Nazi, believing Hitler misunderstood by the world, with notes seized from his parents’ Denver home and a Washington hotel room.
The federal plan would shift basic welfare duties to states while preserving some protections. Gov Richard Snelling announced the compromise outline at a National Governors Association executive committee meeting and said it would be sent to all governors for a vote.
In Today's highlights at the bottom of the page, Robert Lewis examines the enigma of grain prices while Austin P. Rose questions whether the rapeuite faces danger of moving from bondage to boa. Mage asethers have tmM genty. The section also includes At OTHER VIEWS Lucian Warres on the good life in the Florids and Paul Aurnadt adding the rest of the story. Frederick Goodwill industries employees are described as "flying" and the handicapped are employable in GOODWILL.
A brief literary note presents Sophocles philosophy on courage and fate. It cites an ancient text fragment and attributes it to a dramatist with historical dates. The line emphasizes resolve in the face of risk, framed as an enduring cultural reflection.
Britain demands Argentina withdraw from the Falklands as a precondition for a cease fire while Argentina signals no immediate diplomatic solution. Officials in London and Buenos Aires describe the stance as blocking negotiations for the moment as peace efforts continue through the United Nations.
Frederick Mayor Ronald N. Young said the city may bury North Market Street lines or lease a new system to Potomac Edison after PSC approval. He urged a statewide policy and noted possible future underground projects. He also addressed the old post office situation and inaccuracies in a Bolger letter before House committees.
Area residents recall the Walkersville tragedy as a routine training flight turned fatal when an EC ep135N jet plummeted near Dayton. The incident killed crew members and injured a civilian, while unemployment data for Frederick County showed declines from February to March 1982 but remained above state levels. The report notes weathered confusion about the crash cause and mentions ongoing investigations and official statements.
Washington AP reports that President Reagan and Senate Republicans align behind a plan costing 95 billion in general tax increases over three years and 40 billion in Social Security measures and tax changes. The Budget Committee tentatively approved 11 to 9 with Republicans voting yes, Democrats mostly opposing the Social Security portion. The plan still faces opposition from Democrats who sought to delete the $40 billion Social Security segment.
Fall and warm weather expected today and Friday across Western Maryland with highs in the 70s and low risk of showers over the weekend. Maryland Mountains enjoy sunny conditions today and Friday with highs near 78. Winds southwest 10 to 15 mph, drying conditions excellent. Weather data also lists yesterday's readings for Frederick Hagerstown Westminster Gaithersburg and Leesburg.
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