Three Peteons Hospitalized After Md 65 Md 28 Crash
A two vehicle crash at the Md 65 and Md 28 intersection early Tuesday morning sent three people to Frederick Memorial Hospital for treatment and later release. Wayne Eugene Stone 20 of Barnesville swerved to avoid a pickup and struck a car, causing a soybeans cargo spill. Brigham 21 and his passenger Hanes 22 were treated. other Brigham passengers were not injured. Investigated by Trooper Wartman and Cpl Long.
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Carroll Manor
Frederick Memorial Hospital
MD. 65
MD. 28
Maryland
Wayne Eugene Stone
Barnesville
Stone
Alvie Leroy Brigham
Adamstown
Brigham
Gary Allen Hanes
FMH
James Allen Brigham
Gary Michael Robinson
Tor
Renee Wartman
Cpl
Thomas Long
C. Kart Holter
Poland fires chief prosecutor as Solidarity talks loom
In Warsaw the Communist government ousted Prosecutor-General Lucjan Czubinski amid concessions to Solidarity before talks with the labor federation on the economic crisis. Franciszek Rusek replaces him, bringing labor relations expertise. In Zielona Gora officials delayed an agreement ending one of two remaining wildcat strikes involving 160 000 workers.
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Warsaw
Poland
Solidarity
Independent Labor Federation
Zielona Gora
Pap
Lucjan Czubinski
Franciszek Rusek
Supreme Court
Dole Says Reagan Will Accept Farm Supports
Senator Bob Dole predicts President Reagan will back a new commodity price support plan likely $400 to $500 million above the budget request. Dole, a farm bill negotiator, notes the administration estimates cover the four year life of the bill and aim to bridge the $16.6 billion House bill with the Senate’s $10.6 billion version Reagan endorses.
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Dole
Reagan
Washington
Senate
Bob Dole
Medicare premiums to rise under White House plan
The plan would raise monthly premiums and deductibles for about 28 million Medicare beneficiaries as part of a broader effort to cut billions from entitlement programs in fiscal 1983. Health secretary Schweiker was tasked to find $9 billion in cuts across Medicare, Medicaid and welfare, with Social Security cash benefits notably absent from the proposed list.
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Washington
White House
Human Services
Richard S. Schweiker
Schweiker
Inside The News There Is A Substitute For Brain
A quirky note hints that brain substitutes exist beside conventional thinking as readers joke about mental shortcuts and practical shortcuts in daily problem solving. The item plays on wit and everyday intelligence in a light column style.
Voting machines saved from deep freeze in Frederick County
Frederick County election supervisors report rust forming on voting machines stored in a county building near Montevue Home after space heaters were turned off to save costs. Commissioner Galen R. Clagett pledges to restore heat to protect machine integrity as city election issues prompt discussion on cross jurisdiction voting list enforcement and poll procedures. Jonathan S. Relskin
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Frederick County
Board of Election Supervisors
Montevue
Galen R. Clagett
Elections Board
Clagett
Frederick City
Paul Rhoads
Old Armory
Jonathan S. Relskin
Inflation posts biggest jump since last spring
Inflation at the wholesale level rose to an annual 6.8 percent in October driven by higher auto prices for 1982 models. Food and energy fell, with gasoline up as energy eased, while capital equipment costs climbed. The Producer Price Index increased 0.6 percent month over month, and the year to date wa s 7.5 percent.
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Washington
Labor Department
Delinquent tax auction nets 154 Frederick parcels sold
Frederick County held its annual delinquent property tax auction at Winchester Hall. About 154 parcels were sold, with 66 percent to outside buyers. 22 went to the county commissioners. Auction officials noted high 12 percent deposit interest boosted participation as owners face foreclosure after November 10, 1982. F Theodore Elliot III won about 30 parcels as the day’s top bidder.
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Frederick County
Winchester Hall
Martha Ann Brittain
Brittain
Trout
ATP Company
Opposition to subdivision of Amber Meadows land sparks debate
Residents of Amber Meadows oppose cutting 1.08 acres from the storm water area behind Millstream Drive to create two lots then one larger parcel for possible church or kindergarten. Planning officials cite access limits on Hayward Road and county arterial rules, while LDA argues the plan complies with city and state requirements. The issue, tied to inverse condemnation claims, remains unresolved as the matter continues at Page 4-2.
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Amber Meadows
Hayward Road
Frederick
Planning Commission
Land Development Associates
LDA
Hayward
J. Richard Hudson
Kitty ” W. Milner Roberts
James A. Shaw
Harry T. deMoll
Frederick Business Properties
Next spring target set for courthouse complex occupancy
Frederick County officials say the new Courthouse Multi-Service Center will likely be ready for occupancy next spring, about a year later than planned. County Comptroller Thomas M. Fox cited revisions to the construction schedule and space for furnishings. Project coordinator Tip Lillard called February 1962 optimistic noting incomplete heat, painting, ceiling work, paving, and work on the Hanson Thomas house. Arbitration with a subcontractor remains unresolved, with about six items in dispute under $15,000. CAM Construction Co. could not comment on delays or arbitration.
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Frederick County
Thomas M. Fox
Fox
Tip Lil
Lillard
Hanson Thomas
West Patrick Street
CAM Construction Co
Cockeysville
Cold and unsettled forecast with precipitation in the area
Weather outlook covers tonight through midweek with cold conditions, rain and possible snow in lower elevations, partial clearing, and mountains seeing rain and snow mix then sun. Temperatures include highs around 40 in the mountains, 50 Wednesday, with overnight lows near 30 to 38. Past 24 hours show varied readings across Frederick Hagerstown Westminster Gaithersburg Leesburg.
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Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Mery
Hagerstown
Westminster
Gaithersburg
Leesburg
David Lesher
Free meter parking in Frederick on Veterans Day
In observance of Veterans Day on Wednesday November 11 Frederick city will offer free meter parking. Frederick police chief Maj. Richard J. Ashton confirms all street meters are free except the two hour residential spaces on Church Second and Third streets which will still be enforced.
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Frederick City
Richard J. Ashton
Advocating Firearm Licensing and Education Policy Debate
Paul Means argues for licensing guns while Eugene Goll assesses possible shifts in state college governance. Tom Tiede probes a former office complex contaminated by PCBs. Demald Lambro reports on dwindling momentum to cut federal spending. Ken Wisner offers silo fire avoidance tips. Dan Bard adds more conservation practices.
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Paul Means
Eugene Goll
Tom Tiede
Demald Lambro
Ken Wisner
Dan Bard
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