Massacre claim at Ugandan shrine ahead of pope visit
Ugandan Christian leaders say government troops killed over 100 at Namugongo shrine near Kampala, with survivors mutilated. Government cites insurgent pursuit and vows public trial for the officer in charge as a soldier is arrested.
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Inside The News TV Listings Musica Weather Map
The snippet presents a collage of random phrases including a TV listings note, a weather map reference, a quotation about greatness and responsibility, and a signature or name Montandre. The readable fragments suggest no coherent event and yield a brief, period-voice card with minimal factual content.
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Food highlights and recipes for easing corn products
Kathrys presents a causten agent rundown of today’s kitchen tips. The feature shares satems for easing corn usage and introduces other recipes that use C15 and D47 ingredients.
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Weather outlook shows sun and heat in Western Maryland
A high pressure system will bring sunshine for the first time in a week across Western Maryland including Frederick, Montgomery, and Washington counties with temperatures around the 80s. Tonight will be partly cloudy with lows near 70. Thursday turns very hot and humid with possible showers or storms and highs around the 90s.
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City Seeks Funds to Sustain Buses and Build Center
Frederick's transit system lacks funds to survive. On Tuesday officials presented an annual outline to secure 210000 dollars to keep the bus fleet moving and requested 1.4 million dollars for a new transportation center. The system typically covers only about 45000 dollars in revenues.
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City seeks funds to expand Frederick transit network
Damascus squash watcher notes annual bus fare changes as Mayor Ronald N Young backs ongoing service funded by federal state and local sources. The city plans 55 000 from federal and 27 500 from state with local dollars covering the rest. A transportation center would connect buses taxis and long distance service at a Chessie freight yard site on South Carroll Street. Chessie says part of the land may be released for city use and a commuter rail or metro link could follow.
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Monocacy River Improvement Project Proposed by Group
A local environmental group led by T Meade Felton of Community Commons announced a plan to improve the Monocacy River. The effort envisions a tree lined buffer, a new footpath linking to the C O Canal towpath, and cooperation with landowners to avoid government land purchases while addressing public access and property rights. A Monocacy task force could form by autumn with river user groups and local farmers supporting erosion prevention and clean up efforts as local residents see the river as essential to drinking, recreation, and waste disposal.
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Tourism Council lands grant to run U.S. 15 visitor center
The Tourist Council of Frederick County receives a three year grant to operate the U.S. 15 visitor center, under state policy rewarding groups that supplied over 40 percent of construction funds. The project faces delays due to water and sewer taps and unresolved agreements with Emmitsburg and bordering property owners.
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Information Center
Deaf weekly services start at Calvary United Methodist
Calvary United Methodist Church on West Second Street Frederick will begin weekly services for the deaf on Sunday August 19 in the sanctuary. The program opens to all deaf and hard of hearing residents of Frederick County. Mrs Francine Kenyon a seminary student from Wesley Theological Seminary Washington DC leads the service as part of her field education and aims to become the Methodist Churchs first deaf ordained minister after graduation.
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Britain leads Red Sea mine sweep in Gulf of Suez
A multinational task began with four British mine-hunters and a support ship sweeping the Gulf of Suez for mines that have damaged at least 16 ships in five weeks. Port Said and Suez officials say operations started at 7 am. The United States and France are deploying helicopters and ships to the region amid ongoing patrols and suspected mine activity.
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Soviet Denounces Reagan Bombing Remarks In Tough Statement
The Soviet Union issued a formal protest through its news agency denouncing Reagan's remarks about bombing Russia as unprecedentedly hostile toward the USSR. The unusually strong response signals high level government policy and follows a microphone test before a radio address.
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