Quynn’s site gains facelift as council seats shift
The article details renovations at Quynn's acquired in 1976 by the Anders, plans include a second story, skylights, heating and air conditioning, and replacement parts. It notes Thompson’s council victory, new member Ms Fauntleroy, and talk of a special election after Raymond Wal’s resignation. election turnout was praised as excellent by Wanda Nase, chief election judge.
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Hans
Anders
Quynn
Thompson
Brunswick
Fauntleroy
Wanda Nase
Raymond Wal
Sste
Campbell
Soools
Paris
Bessie Peart
Jefferson
Urbana
Knott
Geisbert
Giesbert
Pro-government radio calls sanctions hypocritical
In Johannesburg the pro government SA Broadcasting Corp denounced Western sanctions as hypocritical and racist. The Associated Press reports that Britain and six other nations joined the Commonwealth in measures against apartheid South Africa, with South Africa promising trade levies on goods bound for landlocked Zambia and Zimbabwe amid accusations of Western racism and selective sanctions.
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South Africa
South African Broadcasting Corp
Commonwealth
London
Britain
Australis
Tke
Bahamas
Canada
India
Zambia
Zimbabwe
Znd
B.F. Botha
Daan Colesky
The
Broadcasting Corporation
Westersword
Bureau For Indormation
Engligh
Odtional Questionig
Potomac Edison files 55 percent fuel rate hike plan
Potomac Edison Co seeks a 55 percent rise in the fuel rate portion of customer bills to take effect Sept. 4, yielding about a 0.9 percent increase for residential customers using 1000 kWh monthly and a $1.04 rise for heating customers using 2000 kWh. Credits from electricity sales to other utilities offset fuel costs, a value eroded recently as oil prices fall and utilities run their own plants.
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Potomac Eason Company
Maryland Public Service Commission
Maryland
Potomac Edison
Sullivan Attacks Mikulski At Meridian Nursing Center
Republican U S Senate hopeful Richard Sullivan visited the Meridian Nursing Center in Frederick to attack Barbara Mikulski and Linda Chavez. He accused Mikulski of voting to raise Medicare costs and cited a Library of Congress braille Playboy copy purchase.
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Meridian Nursing Center
Mikulski
Chavez
U.S. Senate
Richard Sullivan
Frederick
Rep
Barbara Mikulski
White House
Linda Chavez
D-3rd
Basco Corp
Library of Congress
Playboy
Jim Abcott
Maryland
Carter
Tom Olson
Mike Barnes
Olson
Baltimore Sun
Sun
Charles Mathias
Michael Schaefer
Byron protestor seeks jury trial for Contra funeral
Frederick man Robert C. Burkett, 42, asked for a jury trial in Frederick County Circuit Court over a May incident in Rep. Beverly Byron’s yard. He allegedly dug a grave and staged a funeral protest against funding the Contras. He may defend himself. a trespassing charge carries possible penalties.
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Frederick
U.S
Beverly Byron
Robert C. Burkett
Frederick County
Rep. Byron
Nicaragua
Herbert Rollins
Burkett
Rollins
Edward Kennedy
Paul Sarbanes
Michael Barnes
Heim
Byron
Burhett
Burke's District Court
Barker
36 Grove Blvd
Mathias urges thorough, exact exam of Scalia nomination
Sen Charles Mathias Jr. says the Judiciary Committee should conduct a thorough and exacting review of Antonin Scalia's qualifications. He notes Scalia's impressive record, endorsements, and the president's recommendation but remains noncommittal on supporting the nomination, stressing the lifelong impact of a Supreme Court appointment.
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Washington
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
R-Md
Antonin Scalia
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Scalia
Frederick
Judiciary Committee
United States
Mathias
Senate
Leasure
Five year old saves friend from choking hero child
In Lynn Massachusetts five year old Brent Meliem aided Tanya Braden by applying the Heimlich maneuver after she began choking on candy. Brent ignored his mother and said he learned the move on TV. He wrapped his arms around Tanya, squeezed, and lifted her, saving her from danger.
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Lynn, Maas
Srent Meliem
Tanya Brapden
Peter Gress
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Brest
Brent
Susan
Tanya
Frederick County to launch victims’ assistance program in sheriff’s dept
Frederick County commissioners preliminarily approved a victims’ assistance program within the sheriff’s department under Deputy Scott Scarff who will be the victim assistance coordinator. The program will train officers, refer victims to social services, report case progress, and notify victims when a defendant is released on bail, aiming to reduce trauma and promote victim participation in the justice process. Initial funding totals about 30,000 dollars from local funds and a federal grant, with coordination with the state police and county municipalities.
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Frederick County
Ouesday
Scott Scarff
Scarff
Scerff
Robert C. Snyder
Searff
Maryland
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