Station workers save woman from flaming car crash
Paul Stull and TriState Amoco staff rushed to help after an eastbound truck struck an oncoming car near Harpers Ferry. They pulled 15-year-old Baker from the passenger side as flames engulfed the vehicle, while a chain was used to rip the door free. A doctor and responders arrived as the car ignited high, and Mrs Clark was carried to safety.
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Dedication marks new C. Burr Arte Library in county history
Victor Jagow spoke at the rooftop garden ceremony for Frederick County’s C. Burr Arts Library noting ongoing funding needs and future challenges. He praised leaders and volunteers, including Josephine Etchison and Judge Edward S. Delaplaine, and highlighted expanded services like a meeting room and computer help.
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Owners seek court trusteeship to save Frederick Cemetery
Linden Hills plot owners and Frederick Memorial Park lot owners press a court action to establish a trusteeship that keeps the cemetery as a cemetery. They seek authority to run the cemetery, sell plots, set and enforce rules, create a financial system, and require an annual report on the perpetual care fund.
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Inside The News Rarely Lived Life Quote Note
A quoted aphorism from an archival feature presents Oscar Wilde and his idea that living fully is the rarest act, contrasting existence with true vivacity attributed to the famed Irish writer.
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Oecar Wilde
Opponents push to trim big military spending in budget talks
As Congress seeks a budget deal for fiscal 1983 the White House and lawmakers clash over a defense bill valued at 100.2 billion, targeting missiles and bombers while seeking 5 to 10 billion in cuts. The House returns from recess with human rights resolutions about the Soviet Union dominating a light week, as Senate fights over TV cameras and criminal code reforms. A Holocaust commemoration ceremony in the Capitol Rotunda occurs Tuesday and a joint session hosts Queen Beatrix on Wednesday.
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Pedestrian Fatally Struck On I 270 In Frederick County
A year old Elkhart woman, Carla Fay Peeper, was struck while walking along the southbound shoulder of I 270 near Frederick. She died in Frederick Memorial Hospital emergency room with no charges filed. the Buick Skylark driver Frances Quirin could not stop in time. The incident raises Frederick County highway deaths to seven for the year.
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Falkland talks inch toward a settlement plan emerged
Argentina and Britain near a solution on the Falkland Islands with U S mediation. Buenos Aires sources say Haig and Argentine negotiators are drafting a final proposal to address sovereignty while a joint Argentine-British administration with U S oversight is discussed. Thatcher meetings yield no comment as talks continue.
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Jews Remembrance Across America Marks Holocaust Uprising
Across coast to coast American Jews marked the 1943 Warsaw Ghetto uprising with services vowing never forget the six million killed. speakers urged worldwide memory and vigilance as Rabbi Strassfeld highlighted the event’s global relevance.
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Bodies of missing boys found near Edgewood Maryland
Three missing youths were found near Edgewood Maryland, two recovered close together in a Bush River area near Willoughby Beach and a third along the shore. Sheriff officials said the bodies were located by a fisherman around 6:30 a.m. near the river feeding Chesapeake Bay.
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Harara County
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Falklands clash seen as prelude to wider Argentine action
Investigative columnist Jack Anderson views the Falklands dispute as a precursor to a future Argentine assault. Beth Dees profiles Champ Beaucreat Ruffian, a famous dog in Samsville. Weather note from Gaithersburg highlights a study linking weekends to higher rainfall. Ma Bell divorce prompts new electronic ventures post separation.
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Pleasant spring weather with showers coming Tuesday
Western Maryland counties expect sunny pleasant conditions today with highs in the 70s. Tonight will cloud up with a chance of showers on Tuesday and possible thunderstorms, again in the 70s. Maryland mountains stay sunny near 70 today with Tuesday showers and cooler lows. Winds shift from southeast to south.
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Montgomery
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