Resident weighs suit against county over Black Ankle Road
Unionville resident Paul M. Larrick considers suing Frederick County Board of Commissioners after years of failed road improvements on Black Ankle Road. He cites dangerous conditions, accidents, and inaction despite officials and lawmakers noting no funding. Larrick plans to meet with officials or pursue legal action if needed.
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Frederick County
Black Ankle
Larrick
Edward P. Thomas
Charles H. Snteltzer
Goodloe Byron
Black Ankle Road
Stephen B. Bourexis
Westminster
Bourexis
Joe
Commission
Mary G. Williams
Lawrence E. Speelman
Speelman
Dows
Talbot Run
Talbot Run Road
Ronald C. Lipton
County Roads Department
Adrian McC. Remsberg
Sam
David Lefferts
U S imports Soviet enriched uranium in 1980
The New York Times reports the United States imported 43.8 million dollars worth of enriched uranium from the Soviet Union in 1980, a first large direct trade between the two powers. The uranium was bought in Canada by a West German utility, sent to the USSR for enrichment, then sold to Exxon Nuclear in Bellevue, Washington, for reexport to West Germany.
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Soviet Union
New York Times
Afghanistan
Commerce Department
the Times
Canadle
Exxon Nuclear Company
Bellevue
Wash
Richland
West Germany
United States
Soviet Bloc
Rochester Gas and Electric Corporation
Neil Moore
Office of International Programs
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
U.S
Thomas L. Neff
International Energy Studies
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Tropical storm Dennis lashes South Florida coast
Dennis, a tropical storm, pelted South Florida with heavy rain and 55 mph winds as it moved inland near the Ten Thousand Islands. The hurricane watch for the region was canceled at 9 a.m. EDT, with forecasters predicting lingering storms and possible tornadoes while urging small-boat owners to stay in port.
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Fla
Dennis
South Florida
Everglades
Gil Clark
National Hurricane Center
Miami
Clark
Ten Thousand Islands
Florida
Upper Keys
Palm Beach
I P
Florida Bay
Lower Keys
Jackie McKerean
Brass Monkey Lounge
Marathon
Keys
Florida Highway Patrol
Jodie Wilson
120Mile Keys
West Palma Beach
Fort Myers
Miles Lawrence
Fighting in Beirut Leaves At Least Twenty Dead
Syrian tanks moved into southern Beirut to separate warring pro Iranian Amal and pro Moscow Lebanese factions. At least 20 people were killed and 68 wounded as crossfire of mortars rockets and machine guns raged in nine neighborhoods amid heavy sniping and a fragile cease fire. Prime Minister Wazzan sought Arab summit support in Saudi Arabia as Syrians patrol areas to prevent further clashes.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Shafik Wazzan
Saudi Arabia
Gunmez
PLO
Amal
Lebanese Communist Party
New Market Scouts Paddle Monocacy River Cleanup
New Market Boy Scout Troop 268 spent a day on the Monocacy River starting at Pinecliff Park and ending at the Potomac near Dickerson. Scoutmaster Mike DeLoach led the trip with riders Robbie Fisher Brad Goebel Earl Emmartt Ricky Kendall Carl Schmudlach Eric Snyder Brisa Thomas and guests Joey Fisher and Steve DeLoach. Call Mike DeLoach or Shirley Kendall to join. eligibility requires age 11 and completion of fifth grade.
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New Market
Monocacy River
Pinecliff Park
Buckeystown Dam
Monocacy
Potomac River
Dickerson
Mike DeLoach
Robbie Fisher
Brad Goebel
Earl Emmartt
Ricky Kendall
Carl Schmudlach
Eric Snyder
Brisa Thomas
Joey Fisher
Steve DeLoach
Shirley Kendall
Escapee from Maryland Penitentiary Sought by Police
Baltimore and state authorities search for 23 year old Steven B Everett after he signed out as a visitor and vanished from the Maryland Penitentiary during a busy Sunday visitation. Everett, a repeat escaper, allegedly aided by accomplices who provided civilian clothing and an ultraviolet hand stamp, remains at large with Merle Unger.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Steven B. Everett
Everett
Merle Unger
Patuxent Institution
Jessup
Unger
White Marsh
Florida
Clerical crackdown on leftists in Iran
Foes of Iran's government killed two clerics this weekend while authorities reported 54 executions and over 200 arrests of leftists. Tehran radio blamed American mercenaries for the Sanandaj killing of Mullah Saleh Khosravi and his son, and three others were wounded.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Iran
Tehran Radio
Mullah
Saleh Khosravi
Sanandaj
Hojatoleslam Towhidi
Caspian Sea
Babol
Pars
Tehran
Supreme Court
Ayatollah
Musavi Ardebili
Ardebili
Mohammad Beheshti
Abolhassan Bani-Sadr
Bani-Sadr
Paris
Mujahedeen Khalq
Bani Sadr
Mohammad Ali Rajei
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Spain
Iranian Freedom Seekers
Egypt
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Shah Reza I
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