Guerrillas besiege Santa Rosa de Lima in El Salvador
Leftist rebels surrounded the eastern city of Santa Rosa de Lima with about 500 fighters and claimed to have blown the Amatillo border bridge to Honduras. Government forces reported several deaths and captures, while Radio Venceremos labeled the offensive a response to President Reagan's call for increased military aid.
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Circuit court judges pledge tough stance on drug offenders
Since the late 1970s, local drug offenders faced high prison risk. In 1977 undercover raids preceded a robust judicial push, with Judges Barrick Clapp Jr and Wen ner insisting on no-nonsense outcomes for dealers and users alike, targeting early 1978 remarks that both big dealers and users risk years behind bars.
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City polices parking of large trucks in Frederick
The proposed ordinance would ban parking of trucks with at least three quarter ton capacity on any city street in residential areas after July 1 if approved by the Board of Aldermen. Trucks could still park in commercial zones and for short loading or unloading, with residents voicing complaints driving the measure.
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Jury hears voice ID in Buzbee rape trial
In Rockville, the Timothy Buzbee rape trial heard a taped telephone confession identifying him as the attacker. The 90th exhibit featured a voice recognition by the 15-year-old victim, who despite a blindfolding later recalled his distinctive speech pattern.
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James Beasley
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West Frederick Middle School principal retires after 29 years
William Lee Jr. of West Frederick Middle School retires after 29 years with the Frederick County Board of Education. A Frederick native and longtime administrator since 1970, he plans to pursue other projects including a community display for his black history collection while cherishing memories of students and staff.
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Dee
Brantner found guilty of arson in five deaths
A Hagerstown man, Robert Louis Brantner, 42, was found guilty of arson and first degree murder in the deaths of his wife and two apartment residents. He faces the death penalty or life imprisonment after a sentencing hearing set for Monday following the jury verdict delivered in Garrett County Circuit Court. The trial was moved due to pretrial publicity.
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Hagerstown
Robert Louis Brantner
Garrett County
Brantner
Tornado Hits Springfield Missouri Killing One and Injuring Seventeen
A broad system of thunderstorms spawned a tornado in Springfield Missouri, killing one person and injuring seventeen as it destroyed about 100 homes. A teenage girl died when thrown from a car, and another passenger was seriously hurt as the twister carved a 1.5 mile path through the city.
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Kentucky
Autiot CS
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Radio deters May Day rallies amid Solidarity doubt
In Warsaw a three minute broadcast urged Poles to stay home on May Day and ignore anti-government demonstrations. Reporters could not verify if the message came from Solidarity or a government ploy as authorities press a campaign and have detained Solidarity members in recent weeks.
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Solidarity
Weather Outlook For Western Maryland This Weekend
A warm moist southerly air flow brings scattered showers and thundershowers through Monday. Western Maryland counties expect mostly cloudy, warm humid conditions with afternoon and evening storms. Highs mid 70s to near 80, Lows around 60, mountain areas in 70s with 50s nights. Winds 10 to 15 mph southerly, drying good today then fair to poor Sunday.
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Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Hagerstown
Westmanster
Walthersburg
Inside The News Fortune 15 not on the side of the fainthearted
Inside The News quotes Sophocles noting that Fortune favors the bold, not the timid, framing a discussion on risk and resilience in competitive settings. The aphorism highlights the mindset needed for progress.
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