New York Telephone Walkout Enters Second Day
Forty thousand telephone workers struck for a second day as regional AT&T breakup pressures unfold. Across the nation, 39,000 CWA members in Western states reached settlements after midnight strikes. Most New York Nynex workers remained on strike while tentative deals reached elsewhere. Clara Allen of the CWA said talks continued late into Sunday night. Tony Pappas of Nynex voiced hope the strike would end soon. About 900 CWA workers at Ameritech’s publishing unit in OH, MI, IN walked out.
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Communications Workers of America
Telephone
New York Telephone
Nynex
New York
New England
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Clara Allen
CWA
Ms. Allen
Tony Pappas
Ameritech
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
U S and Soviet hold talks on preparing summit
A U S arms experts and a Kremlin delegation initiated talks in Moscow to set the stage for a Reagan Gorbachev summit. Viktor Karpov led the Soviet side with Paul Nitze heading the American delegation, while no official comments were issued by Washington.
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Moscow
U.S
Kremlin
ABC News
Viktor Karpov
Foreign Ministry
Lenin Hills
Communist Party
Pravda
Paul Nitze
Reagan
Sheremetyevo
George P. Shultz
Eduard A. Shevardnadze
Washington
Mikhail
Gorbachev
Alexander Bovin
Izvestia
Bet Bovin
Studio 9
Resgan
United States
Geneva
Bovin
Shultz
Shevardnadze
Luxury cars sales heat up in area
Local auto dealers report rising demand for high end models with prices from 25 600 to 98 000. Oakes at British Auto Services notes a recent surge selling six luxury autos in 60 days without advertising while Ruth his co owner sees first notable uptick in a decade. Frederick County dealer stats show BMWs and Mercedes registrations rising though no Mercedes dealer operates locally.
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Oakes
Ruth
Iearshart
Heey
Porches Park
Plymouths
Pete Adcock
Frederick County
Autodealers Association
FSK
Lincoln-Mercury
Frederick
Tim Thomas
Rockville
Anton Motors
Volvo
Thomas
Last day to register for Sept 9 Maryland primary
Final day to register to vote in the September 9 primary. Maryland residents must register by 5 p.m. at the county elections office in Frederick to participate in Democratic and Republican primaries for county commissioner, state legislature, attorney general, governor, lieutenant governor, and U.S. Senate, with eligibility based on age and not being under guardianship or disqualified by criminal record. The rolls reopen after the primary, with additional Sept 22 and Oct 6 registration windows for the November 4 general election.
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Maryland
House of Delegates
State Senate
U.S. Senate
Winchester Bail
E. Church St
Frederick
Inside The News Berg Purchases Local Bookshop Find
A local shopper at Square Corner Book Shop makes a noted purchase as readers scan the latest page of The News. The snippet includes a quote attributed to T.E.B. Clarke about the difficulty of being a good winner versus a good loser.
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Berg
Political debate over landfill site heats county meeting
County officials face sharp charges of expediency in selecting a landfill location. Community leaders decry lack of objectivity and trust in government while demanding safeguards. Peggy Erickson and others push against incinerator plans at Shady Grove as health concerns rise. County Executive Sculs cites Dickerson option as advantageous but waits on clearer health data before endorsing it.
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Peggy Erickson
Gilchrist
Department of Environmental Protection
John L. Menke
Sculs
Shady Grove
Dickerson
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