Hurricane Belle prompts Maryland hurricane warning and flood watch
The U S Coast Guard issued a hurricane warning for Maryland coastline and Chesapeake Bay as Hurricane Belle moves north at about 20 mph with 110 to 120 mph winds. A flood watch covers Frederick County and eastern counties, with heavy rain expected in Maryland and Delaware later today.
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Brunswick Po m River Festival Heads Toward Bicentennial Celebration
Brunswick prepares for the eighth Potomac River Festival set to begin Friday August 13. Organizers led by Mary Margrabe express optimism for a large turnout as the event carries a bicentennial flavor to honor the nation's 200th birthday.
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Fort Detrick not linked to Legionnaires disease claims
Health officials deny Fort Detrick involvement in the Philadelphia Legion convention illnesses. USAMRIID checked parrot fever samples and found no link, with no shortages or further inventories planned. Rumors from the Pentagon and a San Francisco reporter were deemed unfounded as investigations continue.
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Strong quake shakes Peking and flood watch issued
A strong quake rattled Beijing as authorities monitor aftershocks. A flash flood watch covers today and tonight with heavy rain expected this afternoon and overnight. Highs near 80, with lows in the 60s. Tuesday looks warmer and calmer with diminishing winds.
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Shoppers urged to patronize stores during street repaving
Mayor Ronald N. Young urged shoppers to continue patronizing South Market street stores while repaving continues. Five weeks remain on the first block with sidewalks open. Richard F. Kline Inc. holds a $400000 contract to start work. traffic plans and parking changes are in place.
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Recreation series begins today in Frederick County
Reporter photographers Graffam and Holter start a series on Frederick County outdoor recreation areas. The first installment provides pictures and information on national and state park facilities. Future issues will cover Frederick County Parks and Recreation Commission facilities, Frederick City parks, county town recreation areas, and a state county and Department of Natural Resources listing of picnic and rest areas.
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Ford says Connally critics harm GOP unity
President Ford says Republicans who publicly attack John B. Connally as his potential running mate are harming party unity. He urged complaints about any possible vice presidential pick be confined to the procedure he set up for privately receiving recommendations.
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Ford Reagan showdown nears as party drafts platform
In Kansas City AP Reuters report Reagan and Ford supporters clash over platform writing. The Resolutions Committee hears from both sides as Reagan aides push for explicit mentions of abortion and canal policy while opposing a soft draft. Chairman Smith urges broad appeal beyond individuals.
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Busy week in Congress with voter registration and energy bills
Congress plans a short week with actions on postcard voter registration, swine flu vaccine liability protection, and a $366 billion Labor and HEW appropriations bill. The Senate moves to finalize a $10 billion defense package amid amendments, while House schedules energy saving programs and home weatherization grants.
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