Both sides claim gains in Falklands memory of war
Both sides report advances in the Falklands action as Britain says its invasion fleet holds a beachhead and prepares to push toward Stanley. Argentina claims ground forces shelled the San Carlos position and notes damaged Sea King helicopters while Britain disputes these claims.
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Haig vows active U S drive to end Iran Iraq war
U S officials say Washington will take a more active role to end the Iran Iraq conflict. Alexander Haig, in a Chicago speech, says the United States seeks to defend vital Persian Gulf interests and uphold territorial integrity and political independence of all states in the region. He asserts world interests align with peace in the Middle East.
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Holiday traffic deaths seen at up to five hundred
Nationwide holiday travel peaks over Memorial Day as traffic accidents may claim 400 to 500 lives during the long weekend, per National Safety Council estimates. Three day period runs Friday evening to Monday night, with past totals of 278 in three days and single holiday highs of 629 in 1960 and 583 in 1989.
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Washington Roundup Reflects 1980s Page Tensions
Columnist Jack Ascerson notes President Reagan’s steadfast support for Secretary of State Alexander Haig amid controversy. Editor George Delaplaine Jr. surveys U S Army readiness while Robert Lewis criticizes American business rhetoric toward Japan. Jake Star reveals East German trade expansion plans. Hood College graduation draws thousands despite rain as Becky Brashear covers the Man of the Year award to James Hahn.
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Robert G. Lewis
Japan
Jake Starrele
East Germany
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James Hahn
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Weather Outlook for Western Martland and Maryland Regions
Partly cloudy and warm humid conditions expected today through the holiday weekend. Western Martland reports scattered showers and humid highs near 90 today and Friday with a lingering chance of showers Saturday through Sunday, cooling Monday. Maryland Mountains and Ocean Beaches expect showers, thundershowers, and warm humid conditions with highs near 80. Ocean City water around 64 degrees. Temperatures across towns range from the mid 60s to mid 70s with mixed drying conditions today.
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Outstanding Frederick senior chosen at Jaycee event
Alverta C Falconer 61 of Trail Avenue Frederick was named Outstanding Senior Citizen of Frederick County at a Wednesday night ceremony at Bettys Restaurant hosted by the Frederick Jaycees. She cited community service with the Cancer Society March of Dimes New Market groups and the AARP. Other contestants and sponsors were listed along with remarks by emcee Doris DeLaulter and humorist John Zufall.
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Walkersville Senior Citizens
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Way Station
Kathryn M. Beall
Citizens Nursing Home Auxiliary
Leslie D. Wachter
William Boller
West
John A
Happy Johnny" Zufall
City to offer $122000 to buy old post office
Frederick Mayor Ronald N. Young plans a $122,000 offer to the U.S. Postal Service to purchase the old post office. He will bring the check to a June 1 meeting with Postmaster General William F. Bolger, hoping for a positive response and noting the city will borrow from itself to fund the plan.
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Merchant
Walkersville approves budget with 2 cent tax rate drop
Walkersville approves a $273,278 general fund budget and a $191,340 water department budget, lowering the tax rate from 46 to 44 cents per $100. The town posts surpluses in both funds, while deferring a $25,000 street sweeper purchase and delaying water plant expansion. Officials cite revenue gains from state and county programs and plan office improvements. Contested items include water taps for a proposed 17 townhouse development and storm water pond dedication, with no final decision reached.
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Hugh Cole
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Three Harries Vie for Maryland Governor in 1942 Race
Ocean City mayor Harry W Kelley enters the Democratic gubernatorial field joining incumbent Harry S Hughes and State Senator Harry J McGuirk. Kelley, seen as the likely challenger, stands out with his distinctive first name while Maryland voters prepare for the series of candidate profiles in the gubernatorial contest.
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Kelley Defies Corps to Dig On Ocean Beach
Kelley defies the United States Army Corps of Engineers by riding a bulldozer to bore up eroding ocean beaches. He boasted of securing thousands of gallons of gasoline during the gasoline-starved summer to ensure tourists could enjoy a sun filled weekend and return home with full tanks, using city funds to buy the equipment and fuel.
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Ocean City’s Pactilas and a Governor Bid
Tourists keep Ocean City thriving as vendors boast Pactilas gallons from unknown sources while Kelley claims statewide name recognition. He sits in a chair that consumes his frame and eyes a governor’s race with partial support, hinting at a continued page 8-8.
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