Carroll Creek project secures $800000 in state funds
Frederick County legislators win state backing for local projects as a six member conference committee approves 800000 for Carroll Creek linear Park in Frederick City along with 200000 for erosion work in Brunswick and 100000 each for Middletown water system and Weinberg Center improvements. The deal lifts total local funding to 43 million, though Frederick leaders sought 3 million for Carroll Creek.
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Lebanon woman under suspicion in Athens TWA bombing
Police, after interrogating Arabs and foreigners at Athens airport, say only one suspect remains a Lebanese woman named May Elias Mansur who allegedly planted the bomb on TWA Flight 840 from Cairo to Athens. Authorities caution no arrest yet and continue inquiries as forensic teams prepare autopsies for four American victims.
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Associated Press
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Cyprus
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Weinberger Meets Aquino Amid Protests in Manila
Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger met President Corazon Aquino in Manila, then faced about 100 protesters who pounded his bullet-proof van outside the presidential palace. He said the United States would provide a mix of economic aid and necessary military assistance to support Aquino's reform government and modernization of the Philippine armed forces.
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Corazon Aquino
U.S
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Contoversy
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Aquino
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Pressen
Philippine
Beverly Byron Marries B Kirk Walsh at St Ignatius Loyola
Rep Beverly B Byron marries B Kirk Walsh in a noon ceremony at St Ignatius Loyola Catholic Church Urbana with family and friends attending. The couple exchanged vows as local church bells rang marking the wedding in a Saturday service.
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B. Kirk Walsh
Western Maryland Weather Update Evening Forecast
Inside The News, the forecast turns cool tonight with lows from 44 to 48. Increasing clouds Tuesday bring a chance of showers by midday, with daytime highs between 65 and 70. Western Maryland Weather map appears on Page.
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Carroll Creek flood control project faces long odds and broad momentum
Mayor Hoond WN Young touts an $50 million Carroll Creek flood control and linear park project that could take 10 to 15 years to complete with state grants totaling about $4.3 million since 1983 and new developer interest. He warns of false starts and risk to city and investors amid uncertain funding and returns.
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East Patrick
C. Burr Artz
General Assembly ends with rush of stadium action in Maryland
In the final hectic week of the 1946 General Assembly, a conference committee report created a stadium authority to study if Maryland needs a new professional stadium and where it could be built. The plan aims to attract an NFL team and keep the Baltimore Orioles from moving, with a five member commission including one county resident and statewide representation. Sen. Derr noted the need for a member with business attraction experience.
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Frederick County
Security tightened after West Berlin nightclub bombing
U S military bases tightened security as police hunted terrorists linked to the Saturday blast at the La Belle discotheque in West Berlin. Two killed, 204 injured, including 64 Americans. U S ambassador Richard Burt pointed to Libyan involvement, while West Germany examined foreign groups and Libyan ties. Authorities questioned 130 people with no detentions yet as investigations continued.
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Stephanie Schaeffer
Boise
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