Jefferson grain mill joins National Register
A Jefferson grain mill dating to 1810 is now on the National Register of Historic Places after major renovations turning it into the Catoctin Pottery shop. The building features a mirrored solar south wall and a water conserving composting toilet system, with renovations led by local potters to preserve its historic character.
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Consumer prices rise modestly in April amid mixed trends
Washington reports a 3.0 percent annual CPI rise in April. Food and housing costs offset gasoline declines, with overall inflation for the year seen low at 1.5 percent. Housing up 0.8 percent and fuel oil down 3.8 percent while gasoline slides 6.7 percent, marking the largest drops since records began.
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Ed Joy seeks Frederick Orphans Court seat in new bid
Thomas Ed Joy of Walkersville launches candidacy for Judge of the Orphans Court. A retired federal employee and co owner of Joy Photographic Studio, he highlights lifelong Frederick ties and decades in public service. Joy describes living here all his life and now serving local people.
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Ed” Joy
Walkersville
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Fort Detrick
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Joseph Califano
U.S. Department of Health
Rytown
Baltimore
U.S. Naval Armed Guard
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Maryland
United Democrats
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Falklands fighting continues as British attack repelled claims
Argentine and British statements clash over day of combat in the Falklands. Argentina reports repelled land, sea, and air attacks and no progress in East Falkland. Britain says ground forces hit fuel dumps and depots while warships bombarded Stanley and East Falkland. a helicopter ferry with 30 aboard ditched, nine rescued, 20 missing presumed dead. Winds 40 knots, 25 foot seas.
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City and PE reach underground wiring agreement in Frederick
Frederick City officials approved an agreement with Potomac Edison for an underground wiring project on North Market Street to start in June. The city will construct the roadwork while PE will lay the lines, after rejecting a city ownership proposal. Mayor Ronald N. Young noted PE’s limited cooperation and the need to build the system or risk higher costs. (continues on A-3)
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North Market Street
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W. Milner Roberts
Atlantic Mortgage Investors Inc
Carrollton
Richard D. Parks
Amoco
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Jewel seeks reelection to Democratic Central Committee
Clarence E. Chip Jewell announces candidacy for the Democratic State Central Committee. A Fredrick County lifelong resident, he previously served 1974 to 1978 as member and assistant secretary of the committee. Jewell is a Frederick Underwriters Inc. representative and active in local insurance and agent associations.
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Frederick County
St. John's High School
Frederick Community College
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Frederick County Apne Insurance Agents
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U.S. to pay heavy price over Falklands support
Argentina forecasts consequences for U.S. backing Britain in the Falklands crisis. Economy Minister Roberto Alemann cites U.S. aid facilities at Ascension Island and satellites aiding British targets, signaling rising tensions between Buenos Aires and Washington. In Washington, a psychologist describes John Hinckley Jr. as intelligent yet driven by self hate and fragile mood.
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Roberto Alemann
United States
Britain
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Ascension Island
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Reagan
Ernst Prelinger
John W. Hinckley Jr
Newaman's Choice and Entertainments in Brief Highlights
Today’s page presents opinion sketches by Bogdan Kipling on political standoff and Walter Williams on economic scoring. Warren Forelich debates bread healthiness. Entertainment writer Michael Spaur probes violinists and jokes. Center Stage review by Ed Campbell decries uneven Savages visuals. Elinor Miller closes with a quirky column.
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Walter Williams
Warren Forelich
Michael Spaur
Savages
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Ed Campbell
Elinor Miller
Weather Outlook For Western Maryland And Coastal Areas
Cooler, drier air today with a chance of showers this morning and later thundershowers Saturday. Highs in the 70s, lows in the 50s, with more showers likely Sunday. Maryland mountains forecast similar, Ocean City sees 70s highs and 85 degree water, winds easing from northeast today to southeast by Saturday.
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