Elvis Presley Dies at 42 After Heart Ailment
Elvis Aron Presley, legendary rock n roll figure and Mississippi truck driver, died Tuesday afternoon at Graceland. A crowd of 200_plus mourners gathered outside the mansion as his body was prepared for public viewing in a high cost copper and steel casket.
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Presley death raises questions about drugs and autopsy findings
Reports from Memphis say Elvis Presley was found unconscious at Graceland and died after failed revival efforts. An autopsy cited a heart artery constriction as a possible cause, while officials and associates involved in handling his death addressed rumors of drug use and public viewing of the body.
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Mandel jury fails to reach verdict in Maryland case
The Mandel political corruption trial jury of seven men and five women deliberated six days without a verdict on all six defendants. Judge Robert L. Taylor ordered renewed deliberations to attempt a mail fraud racketeering verdict while Mandel remained optimistic about a possible resolution.
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Panama Canal treaty negotiators face Congressional quiz
Brezhnev challenges Carter to put words into deeds. Showers and thunderstorms likely today with locally heavy rain possible and highs in the mid to upper 80s. Evening showers then clearing tonight with lows in the mid to upper 60s. Partly cloudy Thursday with highs in the towns. Chesterton quote about the Golden Age appears.
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Frederick Community Concerts Sell Out 41st Season
The Frederick Community Concert Association reports another early sell out for its 41st season. President Mrs. Donald E. Leatherman notes renewal priority attracted many members by August 16. Waiting lists form for cancellations. non members sent requests awaiting openings for 1978 79 enrollment.
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Eastalco strikers accept new labor pact after split vote
United Steel Workers Local 7886 approved ending a two week strike at Eastalo Aluminum by a split vote. Reported as about 80 percent in favor, the meeting at the National Guard Armory included contention and a head count request. The return to work could begin as soon as late this week. In a separate note, a judge ordered Port Authority to allow landing of the Concorde at Kennedy Airport, lifting the prior ban.
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Carter to nominate Frank Johnson as FBI director
President Carter plans to nominate Frank Johnson a southern federal judge with a strong civil rights record to direct the FBI. White House officials say Johnson’s name will be sent to the Senate for confirmation ending a seven month search and leaving the bureau under a Republican backed choice. The nomination faces scrutiny from Sen James Eastland who heads the Judiciary Committee but is not commenting yet.
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Warrants Issued For Jail Escape In Frederick County
Warrant(s) issued for a 19 year old Frederick man who failed to report back to the Frederick County jail after a Tuesday night release program. The man, Meredith Willem Cole, was serving a three year sentence for receiving stolen property. He is described as 5 feet 9 inches tall, about 195 pounds, last known in Frederick County Maryland.
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Walker named director of Weinberg Arts Center
Kary M. Walker of Silver Spring is named managing director of the Weinberg Center for the Arts by the Arts Council of Frederick City and County. Walker, 32, was chosen from about 60 applicants from Maryland and beyond for his strong business background and arts familiarity. He previously led the Harlequin Dinner Theatre in Rockville, directing operations, budgets, staff, and productions.
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