Westminster hosts first sanctioned bicycle race with global entrants
Crowds packed Westminster streets for five hours as more than 100 riders from the East Coast and abroad competed for 3100 dollars in prize money. Winners included Robert Schneider from Arlington and Milo Hadlock of Salt Lake City with multiple strong showings across age groups. Local media joined the event alongside riders from England, New Zealand, and Switzerland, while novices and a celebrity race filled the day.
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East Coast
England
New Zealand
Switzerland
Rick Obriecht
Robert Schneider
Arlington
Nestor Gernay
Savannah
Bob Lea
Easton
James Montgomery
Herndon
Bob Perlee
Vernon, N.J
Jerry Nugent
Bowie
Allen Bell
Summerville
N.J
Dave Eaton
Liverpool
John Hanst
Green Village
Robert Zelley
Yardley
Obriecht
Philadelphia
Alfred Michini
Ed Cottrell
Charles Norton
Baltimore
Michael Pacci
Egg Harbor
Glenn Mahler
Eiverson
Milo Hadlock
Salt Lake City
Utah
Marshal Adams
Halifax
Mass
Donald Feder
Fairport
N.Y
William Murphy
Frankfort
Pat Patten
Dallas
Texas
Mike Galley
WTTR
Day care providers bid to lease armory center
Six groups expressed interest in leasing the old Frederick armory day care center. Frederick New Directions for Women and Child Learning Services Inc. among others attended a briefing with officials. Proposals are due Aug 19 with a review on Aug 22 as the task force shapes a recommendation by Sept 1.
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David Stoesz
Frederick New Directions For Women
Child Learning Services Inc
Wilmington
Del
Legal Aid
Mary G. Williams
Frederick County Board of Commissioners
Williamh. duBell
Frederick Housing
Stephen F. Mood
Frederick County Department of Social Services
DSS
Carolyn Wakefield
Frederick Department of Health
Thomas Duncan
Frederick Board of Education
Armory
Armory Center
Stoesz
North Market St
Frederick
DDS
Department of Social Services
Joanna Strickland
Department of Human Resources
Sue White
Reagan tax plan cuts cut into upper incomes
The plan would trim taxes by amounts ranging from 71 to 1333 dollars over several years, with 32 percent of benefits going to households earning above 50,000. It includes oil industry breaks, raises savings incentives, and extends retirement and charitable contribution provisions, while estate taxes are largely repealed. Critics call the package a shift toward corporate and higher income relief amid debate over aid to the poor and elderly. FIRST AIR PHOTO J. B. Black took what was probably the first air photograph from a balloon over Boston in 2860.
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Congress
House
Parren Mitchell
D-Md
Thomas P. O'Neill
O'Neill
J. B. Black
Boston
Brady Improves After Seizure Attack at White House
White House press secretary James Brady, wounded in the Reagan assassination attempt, shows improvement after a seizure spree. Doctors report he remains groggy in recovery, with slight fever from anesthesia and on stepped-up anti-seizure meds. he is expected to move to a regular room soon.
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White House
James S. Brady
Reagan
Larry Speakes
Brady
George Washington University Hospital
Dennis O'Leary
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