Board of education shifts CIP funding direction in Linganore project
The Frederick County Board of Education reversed a prior Capital Improvements Program decision on Linganore High School funding and voted to seek full details of the FY 1985 budget. Superintendent Stuart Berger cited community needs and noted phased funding would not work. The board also approved Brunswick Middle School planning funding and moved a Catoctin High track renovation later in the budget, amid parent concerns over project prioritization. The five top CIP priorities include Linganore High School, New Midway Elementary, Brunswick Middle School planning, Walkersville Middle renovations, and Rock Creek feasibility study.
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Potomac Fever horse disease hit Maryland counties
A mysterious illness afflicting horses has spread from Montgomery to Frederick County, with seven to 38 horses reported dead. Officials from the Maryland Department of Agriculture say the disease, dubbed Potomac Fever, appears in late summer and mainly affects adult horses showing mood changes, poor appetite, diarrhea and listlessness. Autopsies by Dr. Miller point to varied causes, and researchers warn there is no conclusive cause yet while urging early treatment.
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Maryland Midland plans passenger excursions to lure riders
Maryland Midland Railway will start a weekend passenger excursion service to showcase rural Frederick County. Two cars leased from five owners will carry 138 passengers per trip with meals served on board. Reservations are strong, but insurance costs limited the launch timing as officials aim to revive interest in rail travel and support struggling freight operations.
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Israelis reject Reagan plan for new peace effort
Israel's cabinet rejected President Reagan's proposal for renewing peace moves including a freeze on Jewish settlements in occupied West Bank and Gaza. Levy called the ideas one sided and dangerous, warning they could lead to Palestinian statehood. Energy and Tourism ministers criticized timing and lack of consultation, while Maale Adumim expansion was cited as a symbol of settlement growth.
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Frederick Telephone Directory gets new three-section layout
Distribution of 72000 copies begins next week as the Frederick Telephone Directory receives a redesigned three section format with government pages on blue paper, front residential listings, and a final business section. The edition includes an Emergency Medical Guide and an annual Error Correction List with updates by October 18, plus a December corrected names and numbers insert. It covers Braddock Heights to Union Bridge and nearby communities.
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Beirut edges toward normalization after guerrilla pullout
Lebanon’s government orders militiamen off Beirut streets as Palestinian and Syrian withdrawals finish ahead of schedule. Prime Minister Shafik Wazzan bans uniforms and weapons, abolishes the Green Line, and pledges to reopen intersections under international and army supervision to unify Christian and Moslem sectors.
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PLO Leaders Move as Beirut Peacekeepers Set to Withdraw
Yasser Arafat aboard the Atlantis signals provisional government plans as U S Marines ready to withdraw from Lebanon within weeks. Lebanese authorities assume control in west Beirut while Arafat shifts base to Tunisia ahead of the Fez Arab League summit.
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Inside The News Mactyrinom Claim on Fame without Skill
A fragment framing fame through a concept called Mactyrinom cited as the sole path for men to be famous without talent, attributed to George Bernard Shaw from a misattributed or garbled source, with unclear origin and dates.
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