Polish Communists Demand Solidarity Cancel Strike
In Warsaw the Polish Communist Party urged Solidarity to drop plans for a one hour nationwide protest. The independent labor federation pressed to share control of the economy while party leaders from Communist, Democratic and Peasant groups warned the move threatened Poland’s political and economic foundations. They urged counteraction yet favored rational dialogue and strengthening a democratic socialist state.
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Solidarity
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Democratic
Reagan aims AWACS sale as it gains wary critics
President Reagan concentrates on a few Senate opponents to the Saudi AWACS deal amid talk the sale could push Saudi Arabia toward Middle East peace efforts. On the eve of a Senate vote he has yet to win converts, securing only one vote and losing one. Senator Robert Dole signaled he may side with the president, calling it a test of leadership.
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Washington
Reagan
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
Senate
Robert Dole
Kansas
Dole
ABC
Protests Won't Change NATO Missile Deployment Decision
A senior U.S. representative at NATO headquarters says anti nuclear protests by over 850000 West Europeans will not alter NATO's plan to deploy American nuclear missiles in Europe. The official declined to be named and noted the demonstrations reflect a sizable European opinion.
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Brussels
Belgium
Europe
U.S
Weather outlook with rain ending, warm weekend ahead
Rain will end gradually today with some clearing tonight and on Wednesday. Temperatures will moderate with 60s to 70s, Indian summer expected Thursday and Friday. Western Maryland includes Carroll Frederick Howard Montgomery and Washington counties with highs in the 60s to 70s and lows in the 50s. Shenandoah and Maryland mountains see rain today then sunny Wednesday with 60s. Farm forecast notes poor drying today, fair Wednesday. Yesterday's temps ranged mid 50s to low 60s.
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Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Shenandoah
Hagerstown
Westminster
Gaithersburg
Leesburg
David Leaber
GOP sees 50 to 70 billion in tax hikes in drive to cut deficits
Senate Republicans study possible tax increases totaling 50 to 70 billion as part of a three year plan to shrink deficits by about 115 billion. White House aides warn against treating a 1984 balanced budget as a fetish while Reagan administration contemplates higher taxes and spending cuts.
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David A. Stockman
Howard H. Baker Jr
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Robert H. Michel
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Michel
Reagan
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Treasury Department
Stockman
Lewis proposes South Market wiring plan over underground option
Frederick mayoral candidate John F. Lewis challenged the North Market Street underground wiring plan at a press conference. He urged placing wires on South Market Street alleys to cut costs, warned higher bills from overhead replacements, and criticized the wastewater plant as outdated and insufficient. He argued the city cannot afford the project now and stressed need for essential services.
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John F. Lewis
North Market Street
Lewis
South Market Street
Potomac Edison
County urged to back education CIP list in Frederick
A coalition of parents students and educators pressed Frederick County commissioners Monday night to support the board of education request for about 8.4 million for school renovation and construction in the coming fiscal year. The CIP list outlines 1983 projects including Liberty Elementary renovations Linganore High improvements Gov. Thomas Johnson High asbestos removal West Frederick Middle equipment Walkersville Intermediate ventilation and Brunswick High expansion. Superintendent Stuart Berger said every student deserves comparable educational opportunities and facilities to meet that goal as the district pursues a proactive maintenance policy.
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Board of Education
Stuart D. Berger
Liberty
Linganore High
Gov. Thomas Johnson High
West Frederick
Walkersville Intermediate
Brunswick High School
Berger
Public invited to address concerns at delegation meet
Frederick County's Maryland General Assembly delegation will hold its annual public meeting at 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 21, in Winchester Hall. Citizens may testify and then ask questions. those wishing to speak must register, either at the meeting or earlier, with name and subject. The group lists nine members including Sens Edward P. Thomas and Charles H. Smelser and Delegates Delphey McClellan Smith Beck Hardenhorn.
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Maryland General Assembly
Winchester Hall
del. Julien P. Delphey
Delphey
Edward P. Thomas
Charles H. Smelser
James E. McClellan
Charles E. Smith
Raymond E. Beck
James EB. McClellan
W. Lanny Hardenhorn
Jonathan
Reiskin
Views on Education and History Across the Nation
Eugene Goll warns the elimination of the federal Department of Education will affect schooling in America. Donald Lambo discusses misuse of English funds for foreign language education. Donald Graff contrasts authoritarian and totalitarian regimes. Smithsonian writer Susan Bliss examines challenges for museum designers. In Mount Airy downtown rebirth plans unfold with featured photos. Conservationist Dat Bard counsels water-diversion to curb erosion and Ken Wlaner analyzes farming cost control.
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Federal
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America
Donald Lambro
Donald Graff
Smithsonian
Susan Bliss
Mount Airy
Dat Bard
Ken Wlaner
Els
Rainfall totals over two inches, bridges said safe
A hard rain in Frederick County produced over two inches of rain since Sunday. Maryland State Police reported no flooding during the three day period. Bridges on Forest School Road near Wolfsville were deemed unsafe Monday night but were found safe Tuesday morning after checks by Frederick County highway officials.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Forest School Road
Wolfsville
Ronald C. Linton
Linton
Central Alarm
Thurmont elects three incumbents in town vote
Incumbents James F Black Earl A Mayne and C David Walter win re election in Thurmont Mayor Black unopposed with 280 votes Write ins Ray Weddle Jr and Terrence Best gain votes Mayne 296 Walter 252 third candidate Robert E Lockinghill 114 votes 355 total ballots cast amid steady turnout despite heavy rain turnout 53 in first hour Two absentee ballots recorded 1046 registered voters noted by election judge Nancy Rice.
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James F. Black
Commission
Earl A. Mayne
C. David Walter
Black
Mayne
Walter
Nancy Rice
Rice
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