Kenya’s Moi Appears to Hold Control After Coup Attempt
President Daniel Arap Moi declared the air force uprising crushed by army and police as rebel airmen held out in Nairobi and at an air base outside the capital. Government sources said more than 300 air force personnel were detained. Col Odipo of the 50th Air Cavalry Battalion led the coup but was not captured.
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Ting
Daniel Arap Moi
Col
Odipo
50Th Air Cavalry Battalion
FSA
Spoesman
Inquire Opens Probe Into Bus Crash Killing 44 Children
A French prosecutor opened an inquiry into the Merceuil highway crash that killed 44 camp-bound children and nine adults. Police said investigators have not yet determined the exact cause, though a West German tour bus reportedly braked suddenly on a rain slick, narrowing highways from three to two lanes.
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Dijon
France
F-14 Tomcat Named Navy Premier Fighter Amid Grumman Deal
Defense officials designate the Grumman F-14 Tomcat as the Navy’s premier fighter, a move tied to a $38.4 billion plan for Grumman Aerospace Corp. Congress expected to approve 24 F-14s for fiscal 1963. final attack-bomber decision pending. Also reported: two British soldiers killed in West Germany when an armored car stalled on a rail crossing after a joyride, and Eldon Messick dies after shooting his brother-in-law and fleeing in Maryland and Delaware.
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NEW York
Defense Department
Grumman
Navy
Grumman Aerospace Corp
New York Times
the Times
Pentagon
Bethpage
Osnabrueck
West Germany
Maryland
Reliance
Delaware
Federalsburg
Messick
Paul Nichols Jr
Washington Merry-Round: Paper-clip supplier tax security flaw
Investigative columnist Jack Andersen warns the federal paper-clip supplier may have tax security gaps that could invite terrorist risks. Diane McClain reports locals are not tightening belts and will travel this summer despite calls for cuts.
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Washington
Jack Andersen
News-Post
Diane McClain
Weather forecast for Western Maryland and coastlines
Weather forecast for Western Maryland including Carrell Frederick Howard Montgomery and Washington counties predicts partly sunny and warm conditions with highs in the mid to upper sixties. Showers or thunderstorms are possible with a scattered 30 to 50 percent chance and milder nights. Maryland mountains expect partly sunny warmth with a high near 60 and showers possible tonight. Ocean beaches show hazy sunshine and warm temperatures with highs in the mid to upper seventies and a chance of showers on Tuesday.
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Carrell
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Saniny
Martland Ocean
EPA poised to lower lead in gasoline rules
The EPA plans stronger lead reductions, proposing an additional 31 percent cut over eight years. The memo from Kathleen Bennett urges tighter refinery limits, reversing a prior plan to weaken standards and signaling a major environmental policy shift under President Reagan. The proposal targets all refineries, with tighter controls on those producing 8 percent of U.S. gasoline.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Anne Gorsuch
Kathleen Bennett
Gorsuch
Associated Press
Bennett
Inside The News Quote From Franklin On Life Duty
A Franklin maxim urges readers to pursue meaningful writing and deeds. The note promotes value over noise, echoing the idea that worthy effort defines a life, not mere words.
Israelis seize Beirut airport amid heavy shelling and cease fire
Israeli troops and tanks captured Beirut airport after a 14 hour bombardment that killed about 200 in west Beirut and wounded 400, with 14 civilians killed in east Beirut. Observers said the U S mediated truce held, while Israel said Palestinian violations sparked the assault and warplanes fired hundreds of shells.
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U.S
Philip C. Habib
Israel
Voice of Lebanon
PLO
East Beirut
Tarentakhaan
Tass
Defense
Ariel Sharon
Serance 9
Nesrefil
Lebanon
John W Bell elected to seat on fair board
Frederick County dairy farmer John W Bell of Ceresville was elected to the Frederick County Agricultural Society board of managers to fill the late Glenn Trout's vacant seat. at 45, Bell owns a 458 acre dairy operation with 200 milk cows and 225 replacement heifers, crops include corn alfalfa and small grains, and he has long been active in FFA in Damascus Maryland.
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Frederick County
Frederick County Agricultural Society
John W. Bell
Ceresville
Glenn Trout
Bell
Frederick
Donald
Montgomery County
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Damascus
Carroll County Fair activities begin as August opens
The four county fairs start August, with the Séth Annual Carroll County Fair in Westminster running until Aug 7 at the Agricultural Center. A week of events includes the Carroll County Farm Queen contest on Monday evening, eight finalists led by 1981 Queen Karen Lethbridge, a parade at 6 30 p m before the 8 p m pageant, and exhibits in clothing, home life, canning, and menus. Livestock entries begin Tuesday morning with beef, sheep, swine, and dairy, plus orientations and a major horse-pull contest on Tuesday evening.
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Carroll County
Agricultural Center
Westminster
Karen Lethbridge
Taveytown
Deborah Sue Lloyd
Geanie Lucinda Lockard
Donna Rae Hoff
Denise Lynne Smith
Becky Sue Lynch
Linwood
Lisa Pickett
Lynne Carol Rash
Woodbine
Suzanne Lee Talbert
New Windsor
Nona Schwartzbeck
Reagan seeks to mend fences with Midwest grain farmers
President Reagan travels to Des Moines Iowa for the 25th annual National Corn Growers Association meeting then visits a 500 acre Iowa farm near State Center operated by Donald Dee and his sons Allan and Eric. He aims to reassure farmers over a one year grain extension while GOP concerns about high interest rates and midwestern support loom.
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Washington
Reagan
Soviet Union
Iown
National Corn Growers Association
Des Moines
Donald Dee
Allan and
Eric
State Center
Iowa
Midwest
GOP
Poland
Rolf Craft
Iowa Republican Pity
Craft
Varel Bailey
Anita
Lews Corn Growers Association
United States
Bailey
Grand Jury Indicts for Murder in Frederick County
Frederick County Grand Jury has returned a murder indictment according to foreman Glenn L. Nikirk. Details were not released by presstime. Clerk of Court Charles C. Keller said public disclosure is limited. The report recalls an investigation with 23 witnesses over five days. The defendant has been served with papers.
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Frederick County
Glenn L. Nikirk
Charles C. Keller
Nikirk
Resurfacing contract awarded for U S 15 in Frederick
A $1 012 444 contract is awarded to Senet pre Anglia of Frederick to resurface 9 5 miles of U S 15 in Frederick County. Work must start by Aug 5 with 0 working days to complete. State Highway Administrator M Caltrider and SHA District 7 Engineer Raith oversee the project to minimize motorist disruption.
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Frederick
U.S. 15
Frederick County
Ore
M. Caltrider
Freed. Min Md SA
Cotertin
Umatt Tattic Wi
Ar Raith
Carroll
Reward Counties
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