Reagan official predicts House will approve El Salvador aid
An administration official says the House will back a $62 million emergency aid package for El Salvador and $21 million for Nicaraguan guerrillas, despite Senate mandate and House resistance. After ten days of conference talks, Democratic conferees refuse compromise, signaling likely votes next week in the House.
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Mondale and Hart battle for delegates in New Jersey
Walter Mondale and Gary Hart campaign across New Jersey as they court unpledged delegates ahead of the June 5 primary. Jesse Jackson keeps campaigning in California appealing to minority voters with a fundraiser in Los Angeles as both frontrunners view New Jersey as pivotal for securing delegates.
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Reagan Faces Setback in Nerve Gas Program Vote
Congress rejects Defense Department request for 4 billion in fiscal 1985 to fund nerve gas components. The House votes 07-179 against the program as it shepherds a 265 billion Pentagon authorization bill for the new five year plan. Senate action remains uncertain.
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Gun linked to trooper shooting sent for FBI tests
Maryland State Police said a handgun possibly connected to the May shooting of Trooper Gary Lowman was found near Catholic University and sent to the FBI for testing. Flynn is charged with attempted murder and held on $250,000 bail.
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Two policemen killed in IRA mine blast in Northern Ireland
In South Armagh near the Irish border, IRA guerrillas detonated a hidden land mine under a police car, killing two officers and wounding a journalist who had condemned violence on both sides. The attack, part of ongoing sectarian violence in “bandit country,” occurred as gunmen shot and seriously wounded a Roman Catholic journalist.
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Inside The News 21 Corner Ronde 6 ROR quote
An anonymous line emphasizes that some of the hardest tasks to assist with are simple payments. The remark frames financial help as a straightforward yet challenging aid in daily life.
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Nancy Luise Reports On Nurses Helping In Schools
Community nurses assist in schools to support student health, provide screenings, and coordinate with families. The piece highlights programs, collaboration with educators, and benefits to student learning and well being.
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Weather forecast overview for East Coast and Maryland region
A high pressure system maintains fair weather along the East Coast with a gradual warming trend. Western Maryland counties expect partly sunny days with highs around 70, lows near 48. Maryland mountains stay partly cloudy with mid 60s to around 70. Ocean reach remains partly sunny with mid 60s highs. Light winds become southwest Saturday, with excellent drying conditions.
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City to annex 248 acre tract near Frederick
Frederick's Board of Aldermen traced a resolution Thursday to annex 2087 acres northeast of the city, a pie shaped area extending toward Broadview Acres. The plan requires four weeks of advertising and a public hearing before automatic annexation unless objections arise. Last annexation added 100 acres north of Frederick last June. In other action the board tightened Church Street parking garage rules to curb violators parking two spaces, with towing and fines as needed to protect newer cars. Mayor Ronald Young cited safety and traffic concerns.
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City officials vote to oust couple's pet chickens ducks
Frederick's Board of Aldermen ruled Thursday that six chickens and two ducks at 323 Willow Avenue must be removed. The Passmans sought an exemption from a new ordinance banning fowl near property lines. Neighbors divided, with six approving and seven opposing the pets amid odor and nuisance claims.
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Settlement Settles Dispute Over Frederick Memorial Park Deeds
An agreement signed in March 1982 will honor Frederick Memorial Park plot owners contracts and deeds, transferring maintenance to a new trust fund and Linden Hills Cemetery management. It ends a lengthy dispute with accusations of misrepresentation, led by Steven Cole of the Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Division, and avoids a court fight. Geraldine Burger of the Linden Hills association welcomes the settlement, which provides new deeds at no charge for old holders and preserves owners’ rights amid decades of decay at the graveyard.
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Firefighters seek pay rise from city board
Part time Prodenek firefighters and ambulance drivers urged the cuts board of aldermen Thursday night to raise hourly wages from 2.60 to 4.00, arguing no benefits and fewer hours. They noted paid city firefighters receive pay during vacations and holidays and warned of slowdowns if refused. The board planned to consider the request in budget preparations next week.
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Iraq Attacks Two Vessels in Persian Gulf
Warplanes strike two large tankers south of Khare Island as Baghdad reports setting ships ablaze and returning to base. Iraqi communique gives few details, while regional leaders seek UN help to protect tanker traffic amid the Iran Iraq war.
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Frederick County historic trust tours old Frederick homes weekend
Frederick County's branch of the Maryland Historic Trust plans a Vcurritade tour of old Frederick homes during Preservation Week. The Historic District Commission meets to discuss permit changes and decisions on sign and building applications in Frederick's preservation effort.
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