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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1983

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Senate urged to craft tax plan as withholding dies in House

In Washington the Reagan administration faces a Senate path to curb tax cheats without withholding. House Ways and Means kills withholding, approves repeal by voice vote, setting up a likely House approval and a 1987 Senate decision. Concerns linger over replacements for withholding affecting 20 million taxpayers. In Uniondale, a federal judge allows most claims in Agent Orange suit to proceed to trial, dismissing four defendants for low dioxin content while preserving a class action against Dow, Monsanto, Diamond Shamrock, Thompson, Hayward, and Uniroyal.

Washington House Reagan Senate Ways and Means Committee Congress Uniondale N.Y U.S George Pratt Hercules Inc Thompson Co Riverdale Co Hoffman-Taft Co Pratt Dow Chemical Co Monsanto Diamond Shamrock Thompson Hayward Chemical Co Uniroyal Dow

Miss USA Hayek Crowned as Believed Dentist Hopeful

Julie Lynne Hayek of California won the Miss USA title in Knoxville and will compete in Miss Universe in St. Louis on July 11. The 5 foot 10 part time model plans a dental career and said her mom is the greatest person she ever met. She received more than 150000 dollars in cash and scholarships, a new sports car, a mink coat, and a Paramount screen test. Meanwhile in Washington Reagan letters persuaded Congress to approve 560 million dollars to develop and test the MX missile, with Rudman noting the letter was pivotal to the vote.

Knoxville Washington Reagan Congress U.S Senate Appropriations Committee Warren Rudman R-N.h Rudman House House Appropriations Defense Subcommittee

Turbaned woman hijacks plane to Cuba

An exotic woman armed with a flare pistol in a white turban and wraparound dress hijacked a Capitol Air jet bound for Cuba. The DC-8 landed safely in Miami after a stop in Havana. All 248 passengers remained unharmed. hijacker taken off in Havana and fate unknown.

Miami Capitol Air Cuba Camillo Delgado In Flight Magazine Havana Courtney Knox Smyrna, Tenn

Friday the 13th fears and local summer camp scene

Aveline Alien explores common Friday the 13th fears while Nancy Luse examines area summer camps. Frederick Hochstetter rides Maryland Midland. Karen Gardner speaks with a Hagerstown parade float designer. Lisa Farbstein previews Preakness Week events.

Aveline Alien Nancy Luse Ene Frederick Hochstetter Maryland Karen Gardner Hagerstown Lisa Farbstein

Neus-Fast Weather Outlook for Maryland Counties

A high pressure system retreats offshore bringing more cloudiness and a chance of showers by Sunday. Western Maryland counties will see mostly sunny warm days with mid 70s to near 80 highs and cool nights, while Maryland mountains stay in the 70s. Farm forecast notes southerly winds around 10 mph through Saturday and drying conditions.

United States Maryland Caroll Frederick Howard Montgomery Washington Hagerstown Westminster Gaithersburg Leesburg David Lesher

Inside The News Sa Me Ti Sts

The fragment lists SR TV Listings Movies Weather Map and quotes Confucius about poverty and wealth in governance. The readable text presents a generic media snapshot rather than a cohesive news item with clear events or entities.

Two Abductors Sought After Frederick Pharmacy Robbery

Investigators scan Frederick for witnesses to Tuesday Taneytown Pharmacy robbery and hostage incident. Patricia Hively, 42, held by two suspects Olon Hill Jr. and Edward Simpson both of Littlestown Pennsylvania. Simpson also known as John Land.

Taneytown Frederick Patricia Hively Olon Hill Jr Edward Simpson Littlestown Hill Simpson FBI John Land Maryland

Missing Woman Seen With Suspects in Frederick Area

Police pursued a search for Mrs Hively between Taneytown and Frederick after a witness said she was seen with the two suspects near the post office area. A state police spokesman said investigators would review statements from two witnesses. The search was suspended pending further confirmation of the sighting.

Dent Mrs Hively Taneytown Frederick FBI Hively

County approves FMH purchase of Elm Street site for 80000

Frederick County Commissioners set an 800000 price for Elm Street School and nine acres, with four 200000 payments starting July 1984, plus a 400000 county contribution to Frederick Memorial Hospital expansion. The deal relies on timed payments and no interest, part of a $20 million bond plan to fund a new school facility.

Frederick County Elm Street Frederick Memorial Hospital Richard L. Grossnickle Grossnickle Sterling E. Bollinger Dingett Clagett J. Anita Stup Charles C. Smith

Eyler named to school board Joy new liquor commissioner

Roger C. Eyler of Ridge Road Frederick was appointed Thursday to the Frederick County Board of Education by Gov. Harry R. Hughes. Hughes also named Thomas Ed Joy Walkersville as county liquor commissioner. Eyler, 41, a Democrat, works in operations research for EACorp. His five year term starts July 1 after Frances W. Ashbury retires as board president.

Roger C. Eyler Ridge Road Frederick Frederick County

Wholesale prices fall 0.1 percent in April report

Washington AP notes energy costs drop helping wholesale prices slip 0.1 percent in April marking a third decline in four months. Food prices rise 1.2 percent the biggest gain in a year while four month 1983 show prices down 3.7 percent annualized.

Washington Labor Department March Department

Negotiators fail to finish work on withdrawal pact

In Netanya, Israeli Lebanese and U S negotiators failed to complete texts of a withdrawal pact from Lebanon. Syria rejected the accord, with Israel and Lebanon to reconvene Sunday to finish English and French versions amid persistent 1967 UN 242 language differences.

Netanya Israel U.S Lebanon Damascus Syria Avi Paener Foreign Ministry R & Cord Pazner West Bank

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National — World Miss California Neus Inside the News Confucius Wyte Jack Anderson Land Jefferson and South Streets Pennsylvania Post Office W and W Cap Sam Yu FMH Elm St. Marcel Commission Galen R. Clagett James K. Kluttz Kluttz Eyler Joy New News-Post Frances W. Ashbury Thomas Ed’ Joy Filis Carty
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