Frederick City election forecast as polls open Tuesday
Polls run from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. as Frederick City voters decide a mayoral race and aldermanic contests. Republican John F. Lewis camps to the last minute while Democrat Ronald N. Young winds down, both presuming strong turnout under partly sunny skies.
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Frederick City
John F. Lewis
Lewis
Ronald N. Young
Southend Civic Association
Burck Street
Scholl's Lane
Old Maryland National Guard Armory
Packed airshow draws 4500 to 5000 at Frederick City Airport
Frederick Aviation official Pat Patrick called Airport Awareness Day a tremendous success as 4500 to 5000 people attended. The free, limited air show featured displays parachuting police dog demos and airplane rides. Organizers plan annual events and may charge admission for premier pilots in future while promoting airport use and city collaboration.
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Frederick City
Pat Patrick
Frederick Aviation
Patrick
Baltimore- Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
Dole hints MX missile and B-1 bomber delays possible
Senator Bob Dole, amid deep Congress splits over tax and spending, suggests Reagan’s MX missile and B-1 bomber may be delayed. He notes deficits, cautious tax prospects for 1982, and potential larger tax increases, while defense hearings loom with Weinberger and Haig testifying.
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Dole
Washington
Congress
Senate
Reagan
Bob Dole
Senate Finance Committee
Kansas Republican
Weather forecast for Western Maryland and mountains today and Tuesday
A mix of cloudiness and sun with pleasant temperatures dominates today and Tuesday. Western Maryland highs mid to upper 60s, lows in the 40s, winds light. Shenandoah and Maryland Mountains see highs in the 60s, lows in the 40s, cooler by Wednesday. Yesterday's readings: Frederick 63/48, Hagerstown 65/48, Westminster 62/46, Gaithersburg 64/47, Leesburg 63/46.
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Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Shenandoah
Hagerstown
Westminster
Gaithersburg
Leesburg
David Leabet
Begin Urges Reagan to Reject Saudi Peace Plan
Prime Minister Menachem Begin calls the Saudi blueprint for peace a step to liquidate Israel and urges President Reagan to reject it. Mubarak says the plan offers a future basis but adds nothing new. Begin also appeals in a TV interview to Washington to reject the eight points, while a Friday letter to Reagan signals Israel’s fear of U.S. drift toward Saudi Arabia after the AWACS deal. State Department expresses mixed views, welcoming some aspects and noting problems with others, citing a clause about all states in the region living in peace.
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Israel
Reagan
Hosni Mubarak
Diabzse
Minster
Washington
Prince Fahd
Begin
U.S
Saudi Arabia
Senate
State Department
United States
1982 food prices seen rising 5 to 9 percent
Washington AP Agriculture Department economist projects 1982 food price increases of about 8 percent, down from earlier forecasts as bumper crops and slower inflation temper gains. Grocery prices may rise 5 to 9 percent, meals outside home higher, while farmers face slim net income amid abundant livestock feeds and strong supplies.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
J. Dawnon Abair
Ahalt
Two Keymar Men Die In Md 76 Crash
Two Keymar area men, Lawrence R. Horner and Ray J. Naugle, died early Sunday when Horner’s 1965 Buick Electra sped on Md 76 south of Mumma Ford Road, skidded off the road and struck a tree. Investigators cited driver error alcohol and speed as factors. Fire and rescue units aided at the scene. deaths bring Frederick County highway fatalities to 34 for the year.
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Keymar Area
MD. 76
Mumma Ford Road
Lawrence R. Horner
Middleburg Road
Horner
Ray J. Naugle
LeGore Bridge Road
Keymar
T. F. Hickey
Frederick County
Tfe. K.C. Anders
Maryland
Hussein Opens Talks With Reagan On U S Arms Sale
King Hussein of Jordan arrives in Washington for a White House meeting with President Reagan. U S officials expect discussion on allowing Jordan to buy additional American weapons to deter Soviet arms, with no plan to push Hussein into the Camp David peace talks. The monarch also plans meetings with Haig Weinberger and members of Congress before a Los Angeles trip.
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Jordan
Hussein
Reagan
U.S
Soviet Union
White House
Camp David
Middle East
Monarch
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Defense
Caspar W. Weinberger
Congress
Los Angeles
Shuttle mission to Columbia targets 7 30 a m Wednesday
At Cape Canaveral Joe Engle and Richard Truly prepared to fly the shuttle Columbia on its second mission. Countdown neared 7:30 a m EST Wednesday with a brightening forecast and optimism officials would launch on time.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Joe Engle
Richard Truly
Columbia
Clyde Netherton
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Soviet sub skipper to be questioned by Sweden
The Soviet Union agreed to allow the skipper of a grounded submarine to be interrogated by Swedish authorities. Sweden demands explanations, not just apologies, and will not refloat the sub until a satisfactory account is provided. Interrogation to occur on a Swedish vessel outside the military protection zone.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Soviet Union
Foreign Office
Mikhail Jakovlev
Ola Ullsten
Words of Wisdom From Dumas on Success
A concise aphorism attributed to the elder Alexandre Dumas notes that nothing achieves more than success itself, reflecting a belief in persistence and achievement as the path to recognition.
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Alexandre Dumas the Elder
Investigative column on used car lobby blocking consumer rules
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports the used car lobby attempts to block consumer legislation. Financial columnist notes some hope for homebuyers. Local fashion piece covers a woman who made a dress for a silver wedding portrait. Weather forecast predicts dry partly cloudy cool conditions.
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Washington
Jack Anderson
John Cunniff
News-Post
Marita Stupp
Maryland
News- Post
David Lesher
Sily Electron
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