U S vows to keep surveillance flights after NK attack
United States officials say surveillance flights will continue and may be met with retaliation if North Korea fires on a high altitude SR-71. Meese indicates firing back is a possibility, while Weinberger and Fischer reaffirm ongoing missions and safety steps for pilots. KCNA denounces the incident as a flagrant act while UN arms talks are urged. China and the Soviet Union urged to convey concern.
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KKK Rally Approved in Maryland Field
The Ku Klux Klan won permission to hold a September 19 membership rally and cross lighting in a private Braddock Heights field, with up to 200 expected attendees. Frederick County officials faced questions over nuisance concerns while a national Klan leader was anticipated to attend.
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Braddock Heights
Frederick County
Frederick J. Lowndes
David Ament
Jefferson Boulevard
KEK Grand Dragon
Sam Royer
Washington County
Mary G. Williams
Roger
KKK
Maryland
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Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Invisible Empire
United States
Liloyd Batsler
Reagan says high rates hurt economy but will fall this year
President Reagan told a California Republican gathering that high interest rates from the Federal Reserve hurt the economy and are temporary, inherited from the Carter era. He cited 20 percent short term rates and 17 percent mortgage rates, vowed MX missile, and said Libyan pilots were rescued after U.S. jets shot them down.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Reagan
Federal Reserve System
Carter
California
U.S
Mediterranean
Officials say landfill seepage solved after upgrades
County and state officials believe the landfill seepage problem has been eliminated though monitoring will continue. Reid's Ford Road landfill will be modified to better filter runoff by replacing shale with clay and by restricting demolition material near the holding pond to increase distance from organic waste.
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Norm Chapman
Frederick County weighs 40 bed add if CARCs funding ends
Frederick County jail plans call for 106 beds plus a 4 bed CARC on Md 85 land. If state funding for Community Adult Rehabilitation Centers is dropped, the jail could need 40 additional beds, raising costs beyond the 35.6 million estimate and delaying expansion.
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David M. Doxten
MD. 85
Frederick City
Ballenger Creek
Maryland
Doxzen
Mary G. Williams
Charles C Smith
Doxzzen
Inside The News Soldiers Win Battles Credit To Generals
A compact aphorism notes that soldiers win battles while generals claim credit, attributed to Napoleon Bonaparte. The quote reflects military power dynamics and leadership recognition across historical eras.
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Napoleon Bonsparte
Weather Roundup for Western Maryland and Regions
Western Maryland counties forecast partly cloudy and warm through Sunday with a few showers possible on Sunday. Highs range from the upper 20s to low 80s, nights in the 60s. Deep Creek area sees upper 70s today and Saturday with possible showers. lows near 60. Ocean beaches expect partly cloudy warm days with highs in the lower 70s to 80s. Farm forecast calls for drying conditions today and Saturday, spraying winds around 10 mph.
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Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Deep Creek
David Lesber
Damascus woman dies after Bartholow-Kemptown crash
Arianne Louise Feighery, 20, of Damascus, died Tuesday at MIEMSS Baltimore from injuries after her vehicle crossed the center line Monday on Bartholow Kemptown Road and struck a bridge abutment. She was flown from the scene by MSP helicopter. county road deaths total 26.
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Kemptown
Arianne Louise Feighery
Mount Radnor Drive
Damascus
Maryland
Feighery
Maryland State Police
Frederick County
Derlene Wiles
New Market Truck Stop Wins Sewer Service OK
Frederick County Commissioners approved a change in sewer classification for a 6.1 acre site at Md 144 and 75, paving the way for Cardow Oil Co to seek water and sewer permits for a controversial truck stop near New Market. Officials say the move shifts timing but follows normal zoning-to-service sequence.
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Frederick County
James R. Shaw
Shaw
Ex-Governor Mandel associate Harry Rodgers released
Harry W. Rodgers III, a key figure in the bribery scandal that felled Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel, was released today from the federal prison camp at Eglin Air Force Base at 8:50 a.m. EDT under a magistrate’s order. The U.S. Parole Commission seeks appellate action to return him to prison while Mandel awaits his May 1982 release.
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Fla
Harry W. Rodgers III
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
Rodgers
Larry Cox
U.S
Sion
Tex
Mandel
Bruce Bereano
Parole Commission
Libya shipments of Soviet arms to Palestinian guerrillas slow
U S and Israeli sources report Libya dispatched limited Soviet made arms and ammunition to Palestinian groups in southern Lebanon during the cease fire. Officials fear Khadafy government may undermine the July 24 truce as Syria routes weapons through Lebanon from Eastern Europe and Yemen.
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Washington
Libya
Lebanon
U.S
Muammar Khadafy
United States
Israel
Syria
Europe
South Yemen
North Yemen
South Africa Withdraws From Angola After Five Days of Fighting
Cape Town AP reports Gen. Constand Viljoen confirmed SA forces are pulling back from Angola after a five day clash in which he said many hundreds of guerrillas were killed. He noted eight SA soldiers died and promised withdrawal would finish if no further attacks occur.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Angola
Constand Viljoen
South-West Africa
South African Press Association
Viljoen
Sapa
California urged to double fruit fly quarantine area
A panel of agricultural experts urged California to expand the fruit fly quarantine to 3,600 square miles around Baldwin Park, while state officials consider seeking damages from the federal government or a Peruvian lab. The state has 3,249 square miles quarantined in the San Francisco Bay area and Los Angeles County plans a 365 square mile extension with residents asked to comply on honor. No checkpoints will be created.
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Baldwin Park
Los Angeles
San Francisco Bay Area
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Reagan plan under fire on stockpile rebuild aims
Investigative columnist Jack Anderson highlights flaws in Reagan administration efforts to rebuild the nation’s strategic materials stockpile. Wartep notes internal issues in the Canadien Stretford festival. Howe covers new mosquito control weapons. Gilford reports dove populations steady as 25 Gore season opens. Great Frederick Fair premium and event schedules detailed.
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Smithsonian News Service
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News-Post
Jim Gilford
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