Reagan Fights to Widen Lead as Democrats Plot Budget Battle
President Reagan asserts post election mandate from a landslide win over Mondale and pledges to push his conservative program, while Democrats vow opposition to new budget cuts and warn they will take the case to the people if Congress blocks him. The piece notes uncertain Senate tail effects and party lines hardening after Election ’84.
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Byron undaunted after Dem losses in election
Beverly Byron, re elected to Congress, dismantled her West Patrick Street campaign HQ while saying the Democratic defeats in the elections do not threaten her seat. She noted the Maryland delegation remains six Democrats and two Republicans despite losses, and Byron’s Sixth District vote share slipped below seventy percent for the first time.
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Frederick Mayor Ronald Young Eyes 1985 Run Amid National GOP Victory
Frederick Mayor Ronald Young weighs how a national Republican win could affect his 1985 mayoral bid. Though not yet formally announced, signs point to another campaign as he comments on the Reagan victory and local political implications. He noted a strong turnout and discussed party dynamics after a Democratic win.
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Garn denies coercion in shuttle invitation amid lobbying ties
U.S. Senator Jake Garn, Utah Republican, says he did not pressure NASA to grant him a space shuttle ride, though he cites his lobbying and chairing of the space agency funding subcommittee as factors. He recalls NASA administrator Beggs inviting him for an inspection tour and flight, noting his long advocacy. He emphasizes he did not demand shuttle access as a condition. The remark follows Garn’s public comments on the process and his long-held wish.
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City and Jenkins move to dismiss annexation injunction
City of Frederick and J O N Jenkins have asked the county circuit court to dismiss the injunction case over the Rosenstock land annexation. City Attorney W Milner Roberts argued the issue is a legislative action and not within circuit court, claiming a separation of powers and political decision. Jenkins and city officials contend the land is contiguous and not an enclave, while the county maintains the area would create a panhandle enclave and should require a referendum.
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Shuttle begins pursuit of 2 wayward satellites
Shuttle Discovery blasts into orbit on a daring mission to salvage two drifting satellites and deploy two commercial communications satellites during an eight day stay. The crew of five includes Rick Hauck, David Walker, Rona Fisher, Joe Allen, and Dave Gardner celebrating Gardner's 36th birthday. Discovery lifted from Cape Canaveral at 7 15 a m EST, reaching orbit 18 miles up after nine minutes with a speed of 17400 mph, as managers postponed launch a day due to high altitude winds. The mission aims also to conduct crystal growth experiments and mark a potential new space industry while awaiting next week's satellite rescue.
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Slush bet preview at Frederick vs Johnson High
Sports writer previews Saturday clash between Frederick High School and Gov. Thomas Johnson High School. Weather and TV listings noted alongside, with other sections listed in the edition.
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Chile under 90 day siege bans opposition politics
Chilean military government imposes sweeping limits under a 90 day state of siege. Decrees ban six opposition magazines and censor a seventh while constraining political reporting to official communiques. Regional governors, all military, must approve public gatherings and nongovernmental meetings with five days notice.
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