Frederick man dies in crane mishap in Baltimore
A Frederick County man Wade M. Alexander 31 of Libertytown died Monday afternoon in Baltimore City after part of a crane fell while he removed bolts. He was rushed to Union Memorial Hospital where he died on arrival from head back and internal injuries. Alexander worked for Potts and Callahan and the incident at Falls Road 2800 block was investigated by Officer John Baker.
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Frederick County
Baltimore City
Falls Road
Alexander
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Potts and Callahan
John Baker
Sheckells
Historic Agency
Wickham
Sheckellses
Vietnam invites US delegation to Hanoi after clash over rights
Viet Nam re invited a U S congressional delegation to Hanoi to discuss refugees in Southeast Asia. A spokesman in Bangkok said Hanoi would welcome the delegation led by Congressman Benjamin S Hosenthal after a prior cancellation over Rep Robert F Drinan accusations. Holbrooke message prompted the fresh invitation.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Southeast Asia
Associated Press
Phan Hien
Benjamin S. Hosenthal
New York
Robert F. Drinan
D-Mass
Richard Holbrooke
Holbrooke
Cyrus Vance
Amtrak appeals OSHA fines over PCB handling
Amtrak challenges $46,800 in fines and nine citations by OSHA for mishandling the cancer causing chemical polychlorinated biphenyl in Wilmington maintenance shops. The agency says workers face serious hazards while the railroad defends its handling as careful, with spokeswoman Lois Morasco commenting on the issue.
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Wilmington
Del
Amtrak
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
Lois Morasco
Fires rage across Northwest forests and rangeland
High winds and heat push several wildfires in Idaho Oregon Wyoming and Montana. Gallagher Peak fire in Idaho has scorched about 50000 acres with 450 Indigenous crews aiding efforts in Wyoming and Oregon reporting fires in Umatilla National Forest and Yellowstone National Park. Authorities struggle to measure acreage due to smoke and wind.
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National
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Idaho
Kay Savage
Gallagher Peak
Idaho Falls
Wind River Range
Wyoming
New Mexico
Arizona
Umatilla National Forest
Oregon
Yellowstone National Park
Kelly Marting
National Park Service
State aids moonshiners to produce gasohol
The Maryland comptroller's office offers a brochure detailing procedures and required filings for home-grown fuel projects. About 25 alcohol fuel efforts are active in Maryland, with inquiries daily, though no private entrepreneur has yet started distilling alcohol to mix with gasoline.
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Annapolis
State Comptroller's Office
Maryland
Comptroller’s
Marvin Bond
Louis L. Goldstein
Bond
Jury selection continues in Pagano trial in Delaware
In Wilmington, Judge Christie questioned 14 prospective jurors for the trial of Rev. Bernard T. Pagano the "Gentleman Bandit" with five armed robbery charges and one attempted robbery Pagano is free on 30000 bond in Delaware and 500 in Pennsylvania. If convicted he faces lengthy prison terms on each count.
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Wilmington
Del
Bernard T. Pagano
Delaware
Pagano
Pennsylvania
State of Education Dismissal Debate Sparks Professors Row
Columnist Eugene Goll weighs pros and cons of firing professors. The piece analyzes impact on campus culture, academic freedom, and institutional efficiency, urging careful consideration of policy consequences.
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State OF Education
Eugene Goll
Washington
Jack Anderson
Jimmy Carter
Camp David
Lawrence Lamb
Associated Press
Tom Hoge
Frederick Fare
Ethel
Resident files second appeal over HDC siding ruling
In Frederick Sixth Judicial Circuit Court a second appeal challenges the Frederick City Historic District Commission ruling restricting redwood siding on 228 W Patrick St. Edith V Fout acts pro se, through attorney David Kt Callahan.
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HDC
Sixth Judicial Circuit Court
Frederick
Patrick Street
Edith V. Fout
W. Patrick St
David Kt. Callahan
Frederick City Historic District
Wage and price guidelines eyed by Carter team
The Carter administration proposed two year wage and price guidelines to curb inflation with a target wage cap of 15.5 percent over two years. The plan seeks symmetry between pay and price standards and notes first year outcomes while inviting public comment by Sept. 5.
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Washington
Council On
Council
Alfred E. Kahn
Robert Russell
Carter
House
Task Force
Carter takes energy plans to Baltimore today
President Carter toured Baltimore to inspect a renovated solar heated row house and planned to visit a boarded up school being converted to apartments. He addressed the Sons of Italy in America and aimed to rally support for his energy program during August while Congress is on vacation.
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Carter
Baltimore
Washington
Amtrak
Rosalynn
Genitha Rhyne
Baltimore Department of Social Services
the Order of the Sons of Italy
America
Benjamin Civiletti
Congress
Senate
White House
Camp David
Animals react to Northern California quake at Marine World
A 5.9 magnitude quake near Calaveras Fault spurred unusual animal behavior at Marine World Africa U.S.A. in Redwood City. An elephant nearly tore a barn door as researchers begin documenting animal responses to earthquakes for potential prediction clues.
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San Francisco
California
Redwood City
Calaveras
Jack Evernden
U.S. Geological Survey
Africa
U.S.A
Here
Eneino
Los Angeles
California Institute of Technology
Objections to Omnibus service plan withdrawn
Two major carriers withdrew objections to Peter Nelson’s application to establish bus service in the Frederick Washington Baltimore triangle. Public Service Examiner Frank Wasowicz said the process will proceed faster under a modified proposal that will be given an administrative hearing. He noted minor issues to be resolved by the director of transportation before a commission review, promising a shorter timeline than the usual multi month examination.
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Peter Nelson
Frederick- Washington-Baltimore Triangle
City Hall
Public Service
Frank Wasowicz
Omnibus Service
Wasowicz
Nelson
Director of Transportation
Commission
Weather summary for today through Wednesday
The forecast calls for sunny and less humid conditions today with highs in the mid range. Tonight remains fair with lows around 70s. Wednesday turns partly cloudy and hot with highs in the low to mid 90s and a near zero to 10 percent rain chance.
Clevernesss not wisdomnee cape playwright
A fragmented OCR passage notes a 19th century cape playwright described with odd spellings and garbled phrasing. The text appears to discuss cleverness versus wisdom and hints at a dramatic figure associated with a cape setting, but details are unclear and names or dates do not clearly emerge.
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Nee
Cape
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