Miami Beach installs street crime cameras to curb rising crime
In Miami Beach police install a 230000 dollar federal project of 25 foot tall cameras to watch a three mile business district. Merchants and elderly residents urge immediate operation while officials defend the system as public safety, not an Orwellian intrusion.
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Miam] Beach
Fla
Fred Woolridge
Miami
Biscayne Bay
Florida
FBI
Woolridge
Wwe
George Orwell
Bennett Brummer
11Th Judicial Circuit
Miami Beach
Brumuser
Bruce Winick
University of Miami
Eeler Clings To Eeling Amid Market Slump
LITTLE CREEK Del AP Dick Shorts explains how eelers face rising costs and a shrinking market as catches fall. He notes more competitors, easier entry for newcomers, and prices dropping from about a dollar to around sixty cents. Shorts plans to continue, saying eeling keeps him going despite lean profits.
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Little Creek
Del
Dick Shorts
Delaware Bay
National Marine Fisheries Service
United States
Shorts
Maryland
German POWs Honored At Fort Meade Cemetery
Fort Meade Maryland remembers 425000 Axis prisoners who were shipped to the United States during World War II. About 13000 German POWs worked as laborers in Maryland while most returned home after the war. Delegation from the West German embassy paid homage to deceased countrymen buried on foreign soil.
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Fort Meade, Md
Fort Meade Post
Washington, D.C
America
Maryland
Substantial erosion hits Delaware and Maryland beaches
Heavy Atlantic storms and high tides flood ocean and bay shores in the Chesapeake region. Delaware officials report dune destruction at Indian River and Fenwick Island, with dunes split and a 15 foot high cliff. Ocean City sees eroded beaches though damage considered manageable. Meteorologists cite winds over 35 mph and unusually high tides amplified by the moon, causing widespread coastal erosion.
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Associated Press
Atlantic
Chesapeake
Delaware
Ocean City
Jeho Hughes
Division of Soils and Water Conservation
Indian River Tolet
Hughes
North Shores
Fenwick Island
Delaware Bay
National Weather Service
Larry Cedrone
The
Weather Service
Wilmington
Del
Hart critiques Reagan tax cuts as disaster for economy
Senator Gary Hart, speaking at a $50-a-plate fundraiser in Wilmington, says President Reagan's tax-cut plan will not revitalize the economy. He warns the plan will yield the highest deficits, interest rates, and inflation in U.S. history and criticizes budget director David Stockman’s defense as cynical.
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Wilmington, del
Gary Hart
D-Colo
Reagan
David N. Levinson
William V. Roth Jr
R-Del
Hart
White House
Republic
Federal
David Stockman
Senate
Congress
Stockman
Reagan era spending fight stalls on House floor
The economic plan keeps current government funding levels and blocks a major cut. Reagan allies in the House have little chance to reduce spending, with a chance only to defeat the bill and reintroduce lower totals. A proposed amendment to cut up to a percent failed in the Rules Committee, prompting talk of a floor battle to secure cuts against a possible veto. The measure funds nearly all federal agencies through the fiscal year. The Woodabore PTA announces adult recreation beginning November 19 through May 27, meetings Thursdays 7 to 9 pm with volleyball. Public invited.
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House
Reagan
House Rules Committee
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