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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1981

Page

3

Reagan removes controllers as bargaining agent in strike crisis

U S District Judge Joyce Green ordered the union and leaders to justify by 5 p.m. why they should not face contempt for defying her order making the strike legal. The judge also barred the union from paying strike funds to controllers. Poli announced the walkout at 4 a.m. EDT as Pickets appeared nationwide and airlines faced flight suspensions.

U.S Joyce Green Car Lewis Kenneth Moffett FAA Amtrak Robert E. Poli Washington The Air Transport Association New York Dennis Linder United States Poli Pye

Tax cut bill edges toward final approval in Congress

President Reagan's tax legislation faces one more hurdle as Kennedy and oil industry critics threaten to block, while conferees hammer out oil provisions and credits. The measure would cut individual and corporate taxes, with debates over windfall taxes and credits for oil producers. Kennedy calls the oil giveaway unjust while Dole presses for session until a vote.

Washington Edward M. Kennedy Biz Senate House Reagan Aoe Veneniae Massachusetts Kennedy Howard Metzenbam D-Obie Fuivaster Conference Committee

Inventor to unveil giant flash bulb at Frederick airport

Frederick residents wake to news of Scheetz’s 18 foot reflector behind the big bulb. Inventor claims the flash will illuminate an area larger than two football fields and watchable with sunglasses. He demonstrates past projects including a robot, portable lie detector, and an explosive cane in planning.

Scheetz Frederick

Bloomington Lake filling and planned use near Washington

Bloomington Lake in Maryland is filling behind a 332 foot high dam on the Maryland West Virginia border. The $173 million project aims to supply water for Washington, D C with a dedication planned for September 20. Officials estimate a 2.5 to 1 return on investment through water supply quality and flood control and expect use by boaters by next summer.

Bloomington, Md Bloomington Lake Mississippi Washington, D.C U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Maryland Potomac River Maryland- West Virginia Maryland Potomac Water Authority Cumberland James W. Peck Baltimore Peck

Miracle escape after Pasadena house explosion kills gas worker

Charles and Cyn thie Callahan survived when a propane gas truck exploded at their Pasadena home on July 21. The blast leveled their house, killed the driver Frederick Hyde, and left Cyn thie hospitalized with burns while Charles escaped with minor injuries. Fire officials say fumes from the hose likely ignited by a pilot light in the cellar.

Baltimore Charles Cynthie Callahan Pasadena Frederick Hyde Callahan Charlie Cyn Charles Callahan

Hitchhiker killed in MontCo mishap on Connecticut Avenue

Steven Joseph Toth of 117 Woodland Road Gaithersburg was struck by a 1981 Mustang driven by a Chevy Chase youth while walking in the northbound lane in the 1300 block of Connecticut Avenue. He died from multiple head injuries at Suburban Hospital at 2 11 a.m. An autopsy is set for Monday. charges against the juvenile driver are pending.

Steven Joseph Toth Woodland Road Connecticut Avenue Toth

Maryland KKK elects Royer Grand Dragon at Braddock Heights rally

Reporters cover a Maryland Ku Klux Klan news conference after Sam Royer is announced Grand Dragon in a secret morning meeting. Royer states he banished Grand Dragon Anthony LaRice of Baltimore. Photographer notes Ament, property owner, on scene with a rifle as others are held or framed.

Memabers Maryland Ku Kins Klan Braddock Heights Sam Royer KKK Royer Grand Dragon Anthony LaRice Baltimore David Ament

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