Frederick Mayor pushes for Carroll Creek park funds
Frederick Mayor Ronnald N Young urged the Senate Budget and Taxation Committee to reverse a failure to fund the Carroll Creek linear park. He outlined a 10 to 15 year, 50 million public cost with 25 percent already committed, plus potential 25 million private investment near the bus terminal as momentum for private support.
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Frederick
Ronnald N. Young
Senate
Carroll Creek
Linear Park
House Appropriations Committee
Young
Ocean City
Harbor Place
Sen
Charles H. Smelser
D-Frederick
Carroll
Howard
Wallace era ends as Alabama braces for 1986 race
Governor George C. Wallace retires from politics after two decades at the Statehouse, but his influence lingers in a crowded June 3 Democratic primary. Lt. Gov. Bill Beazley leads Wallace supporters while former Gov. Fob James and Attorney General Charles Graddick frame rival paths as Democrats seek to capitalize on or move beyond the Wallace machine.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Alan
George C. Wallace
Statehouse
Wallace
George McMillan
Alabama
Tually
New South
Bill Beazley
Fob James
Charles Graddick
South Street shop sits vacant after three years
The three story red brick building at South and Center in Frederick remains empty after Crazy John’s Butcher Shop closed over three years ago. neighbors and owners discuss the site’s decline, financing hurdles, and costly repairs needed for occupancy and sale.
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Crazy John
South Street
Ber Silence
Frederick
Crazy Jobn
Veeami
Crazy John's Butcher Shop
Weather outlook for Western Maryland and quote by Plutarch
Clear and cool tonight with lows 40 to 45. Friday will be partly sunny and pleasant with highs 66 to 72. Includes a Western Maryland Weather map on Page and a Socrates Plutarch quotation on misfortunes and equal portions.
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Maryland
Socrates
Plutarch
Bomb blast tears hole in TWA flight killing four Americans
A TWA Boeing 727 from Cairo to Athens exploded near Athens as it neared the airport. Four Americans died as passengers were sucked from the jet at 15,000 feet. Officials say a known terrorist may have boarded in Cairo and alighted in Athens. Investigators, including FAA and FBI, study whether the blast was in the cabin or cargo hold.
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Greece
Win
Beruno Craxi
Oscar Luigi Scalfaro
Cairo
Athens
Egpt
Rome
Athe 15
Cairo International
U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
FBI
Italy
New York
Richard Peterson
State family mourns three killed in explosion
ANNAPOLIS Md Paul Alexiou recalls his sister Demetra Stylian 52 niece Maria Klug 25 and eight month old grandniece Demetra among four killed in Wednesdays blast near a trip home to Greece from National Airport Washington DC The family had warned Maria about the danger but she insisted they would be alright The Klug family also voices mild Reagan criticism as they cope with the tragedy.
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Associated Press
Annapolis
Paul Alexiou
National
Greece
TWA
Athens
Alexiou
Atmapolis
Demetra Stylian
Ington
D.C
Warren King Jr
Klug
Maria
Wmar-Tv
Baltimore
Dundalk
Warren Klug Jr
Reagan
Pilots threaten boycott over terrorism linked nations
The Air Line Pilots Association announced a plan to boycott countries harboring or fostering terrorism, with 65,000 pilots from 60 nations to vote on the measure in London next week. Meanwhile, a passenger group urged Americans to avoid Mediterranean travel unless essential after the TWA jet bombing.
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Associated Press
Washington
Air Line Pilots Association
Mediterranean
TWA
Athens
Rome
Henry Duffy
London
U.S
Duffy
Thomas M. Ashwood
International Air Line Pilots Association
Ashwood
New York Times
Dan Smith
International Air Lines Passenger Association
Smith
Department of Transportation
State Department
Churches to Aid West Virginia Flood Cleanup
About 68 members from Frederick Church of the Brethren and Frederick Towne Baptist Church will spend the weekend in Moorefield W Va helping residents clean up after last fall’s flood. Amos Holter Jr. describes homes needing stripping interior wall work and new drywall, with cattle roaming mud-filled lots and fencing damaged by floodwaters.
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Miidletown
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