Poison pickle plot man in custody in extortion case
Richard Quincy Williams, 46, was jailed in Riverside County after FBI agents seized him at his trailer and charged him with interference with commerce by threats of violence. A prior acquittal related to a La Jolla extortion case tied to poisonings at Safeway stores is noted, with further links to a March jewelry-store extortion attempt.
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Los Angeles
Richard Quincy Williams
Riverside County
FBI
Williams
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Safeway
John Mittrick
Hemet
la Jolla
Pilgrims Walk Via Dolorosa in Jerusalem Good Friday
Thousands of Christians from Eastern and Western churches join a Good Friday pilgrimage along the Via Dolorosa in Jerusalem. Israeli security watches the route from Praetorium to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre as Franciscan friars lead a Roman Catholic procession with Muslim guides in medieval dress.
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Jerusalem
Via Dolorosa
Street of Sorrows
Old City
Praetorium
Christ
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Kennedy vows to stay in race to the Democratic nominating finish
In a Maryland conference call Senator Edward Kennedy told about 24 backers he is serious about his candidacy and will press on to the Democratic National Convention in August. The backers say Maryland's May 13 primary is pivotal, especially after Kennedy’s New York and Connecticut wins and defeats in Wisconsin and Kansas.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
New York
Connecticut
Jimmy Carter
Wisconsin
Kansas
Massachusetts
Democrat
Vention
William R. Harvey
Harvey
Pennsylvania
New ROM mortgage approved to curb rate risk
Washington regulators approved a renegotiable rate mortgage ROM to shield homebuyers from rising rates. Banks may offer ROMs with rate adjustments every three to five years and caps of five percentage points up or down. Consumer groups warn rates could rise further if trends continue.
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Washington
Federal Home Leas Bank Board
State of emergency near Mount St Helens declared
Ominwas tremors rattled Mocat St Helens and Gov Daxy Lee Ray declared a state of emergency to clear a path in case of a major eruption. Scientists say tremors, termed harmonic, shook the area twice and researchers warn the eruption is likely.
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Vancouver
Wash
Mocat St. Helens
Daxy Lee Ray
Ube 8
Judge narrows scope of Lance trial
US District Judge Charles A Meyer directs verdict on the conspiracy count against Bert Lance and three associates, ruling prosecutors failed to prove a broad fraud scheme. The decision strips the indictment to a smaller set of charges and leaves a few counts to be resolved in trial.
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Atlanta
Bert Lance
Cuaries
Meyerdt
Easter services planned for hostages in Tehran embassy
Militants said American clergymen would perform Easter services for hostages at the U S Embassy in Tehran. Rev Darrell Rupiper and two other priests, affiliated with the Committee for the American-Iran Crisis Revolution, would travel to Iran to lead services this Sunday. Officials cautioned no foreign reporters would be allowed to witness the event.
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Darrell Rupiper
Omaha
Neb
Jack Bremer
Nelson Thompson
Rupiper
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Kan
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Foreign Ministry
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Iranian Revolutionary Council
Washington
City taps rise to fund upgrades drawing ire from developers
The Frederick City Board of Aldermen voted 5-0 to increase water and sewer connection charges from $350 to $1,100, effective May 1, to fund planned upgrades. Developer Kens Roberts argued an existing contract might grant exemptions, but officials said the agreement does not bar higher future taps. City leaders stressed needed revenues to upgrade facilities and projected $6.5 million in upcoming upgrades.
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Frederick City
Kens Roberts
City Public Works
Robert L. Strine
Murphy
Land Development Associates
Roberts
Detrick Alpha
J. Michael Coburn
Carrollton Joint Venture
Ronald N Young
W Milner Roberts
Agreemet
W Mylner Roberts
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
William B duBell
Frederick Community College
Vo-Tech Center
Monocacy Middle School
Balachandra Menon
David Dawson
Behe Bandshel
Frederick
Tiny Tt Park
Circuit court upholds aluminum siding home operation ruling
Frederick County Circuit Court Judge Robert E. Clapp Jr affirmed a Frederick County Board of Zoning Appeals decision against Roger B Bustos of Peas Shop Road. The Home Occupation permit allowed storage of aluminum siding on Bustos farm but the court found the operation exceeded the permitted space and was not conducted by the homeowner. The shed used percent of space and control of day to day operations by the business manager was questioned, with county and local attorneys presenting competing views on whether the site was commercial in nature or within Home Occupation limits.
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Frederick County
Clapp
Surton
Ad m Ember
Board of Directors
Bob Smith
Joseph Emerson
Buxton
Emerson
Silver Spring
Barbara Sears
Gardening notes highlight compact ware plants and space-saving grows
Washington merry round investigates small footprint gardening with 8 hardy plants by Cerdening Colupaial Fer Areneon. Jock Amherum quotes cases and explores how urban gardeners yield more in less space. El Rensedl chats with power expert Ben Pratsistent on diet and farming dependence. Ed Campbell reviews theater. Building/Real Estate notes tax sherbet remodeling tips from Robert Mites.
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Washington
MERRY
Jock Amherum
Cohemeiet el Rensedl
Ben Pratsistent
Mary Feadhe
Blacksene
Mason
Warner Theatre
Wholesale prices surge and jobless rate edges up
The U S Labor Department reports March wholesale prices up 4 percent annualized at 182 percent with energy prices soaring near 110 percent while unemployment rises to 6 2 percent Gloomy inflation signals noted by officials and economists caution on broader inflation trends amid mixed monthly readings
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Washington
James
Janet Norwood
New Cred Renter Etepe Pt
The
Federal Reserve Board
Jaber Tepedment
Ic Cepatic
Inside The News Weemere Pet Shop Note
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference a local newspaper item about a pet shop in Weemere with scattered names and notes. The readable portion hints at events or notices but provides no clear facts, dates, or outcomes to summarize into a coherent item.
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