Iran mourns two leaders killed in Tehran bombing
One million people in Tehran attend the funeral for President Mohammad Ali Rajai and Prime Minister Mohammad Javad Bahonar after a bomb blast claimed by dissidents. Bodies burned beyond recognition, officials say, as protests against the regime echo through the capital.
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Tehran
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Mohammad Javad Bahonar
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Bahonar
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Behbonar
Majlis
Behesht Zahra
Pars
Kayhan
Kajai
Ayatollah
Rubollah Khomeini
Bani- Sadr
Explosion damages Ramstein Air Force HQ in West Germany
A car bomb exploded beneath a vehicle in front of the European headquarters of the U S Air Force at Ramstein Air Base West Germany wounding several people including American servicemen and German civilians. The blast shattered windows and caused extensive damage as officials noted the injuries were minor compared with a later possible incident.
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Washington Merry-Go-Round and Other View Highlights
A collage of column snippets covers Jack Anderson on USSR bitterness and Soviet warfare discussants, David Lesbert on a cloudy forecast, Julian Bond on U.S. COIN and South Africa, Louis Rukeyser on finance, Martin Stup on fashion at Frederick Towne Mall, Denver stock market rise, and John Cunntt on the impact of the CPI on American consumers.
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Washington
Jack Anderson
Ussr
Maine
News-Post Weather
David Lesbet
Julian Bond
U.S
Harsisetstieg
Ed Rochette
South Africa
Wnderenadem St Eneneate Pehelyyesednen
Louis Rukeyser
News-Post
Martin Stup
Ieee
Frederick Towne
Denver
John Cunntt
Frederick County Schools Open Smoothly Despite Adjustments
Frederick County reports a smooth start to the 1981-82 school year with the central office saying operations run normally. About 23,458 students are expected, with an official count set for September 30. Some schools delayed openings, including Parkway Elementary and Gov Thomas Johnson facilities, due to redistricting and bridge weight restrictions.
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Middletown High School
Thomas Johnson
Frederick High
Monocacy
Board of Education
East Church Street
Stuart Berger
C. Wayne Hayden
Paul E. Fogle
Parkway
West Frederick
Kemptown
Gov Thomas Johnson
Hood College to Start 89th Year With 1700 Students
Hood College founded in 1893 will begin its 89th academic year on Wednesday September 2 with about 1700 students. The undergraduate and graduate enrollment includes 1050 undergraduates and 650 graduates, with 350 new students. The college emphasizes diversification, commuter enrollment, and a growing program for Hispanic women, aiming to reach 60 Hispanic students in three years.
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Hood College
New York Times
Hood
Martha E. Church
Diane Wilson
Financial Aid
States
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Frederick
West Virginia
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Shout
United States
The
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New York
New Jersey
Puerto Rico
Hood Graduate School
Rain brings relief to Frederick County crops
An early morning thunderstorm dropped varying rainfall across Frederick County on Monday. Frederick city recorded .35 inches, while Rocky Ridge saw about three inches, and New Midway plus Walkersville-Woodshoro areas exceeded one inch. Wisner notes crops especially benefit the late corn, though some areas still need more rain as corn planted in June struggles. Continued on Page A.
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Kenneth Wisner
Frederick County
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New Midway
Walkersville-Woodshoro
Wisner
RecordMontgomery County Fair Draws Record Crowds
The 1981 Montgomery County Fair in Gaithersburg drew a record 375000 attendees by closing time Saturday night. Fair official Mickey Moore attributed the rise to good weather and strong entertainment, noting attendance over the past three years averaged 350000. Inside the 4-H building Nancy Norris demonstrated hand spinning, winning third prize for a owl sweater. Exhibits of handmade goods drew praise from visitors, with Laytonsville residents sharing experiences as the fair continued.
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Montgomery County
Mickey Moore
Silver Spring
Laytonsville
Nancy Norris
Eyen
Down County
News-Post
Mrs Hendrickson Dies Widow of Frederick Businessman
Mary Hendrickson died suddenly Sunday August 30 at 301 Upper College Terrace Frederick aged 35 born September 2 1894 in New York City daughter of the late Dr Edward Gaillard and Pauline L Baillier Mason. She moved to Frederick in 1922 with her husband Carroll Hendrickson and was active in All Saints Episcopal Church Free Kindergarten Episcopal Orphan House Home for the Aged and Frederick Garden Club. Surviving are three sons Carroll B Hendrickson Jr Edwin Mason Hendrickson and John David Hendrickson II with grandchildren listed.
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Marty Landon Carter Mason Hendrickson
Upper College Terrace
Frederick
Carroll
Hendrickson
New York City
Edward Gaillard
Pauline Martha L'Baillier Mason
Br. Mason
Hagerstown
Frederickburg
Virginia
Geneva
Switzerland
All Saints Episcopal Church
Free Kindergarten
Episcopal Orphan House
Home For
Fredenck Garden Club
Carroll B. Hendrickson Jr
Edwin Mason Hendrickson
John David Hendrickson II
Baltimore
David Hunt Hendrickson
Alice Montgomery Hendrickson
Anne H Chaisson
Brunswick
Maine
Edwin Mason Hendrickson Jr
Foreign Service
Manila
Piolipmnes
James Gambrill
Maryland Weather Outlook With Showers Then Sun
A weather summary notes a few showers early today then partly sunny and warm this afternoon and Tuesday. Western Maryland counties expect partial clearing this afternoon and partly cloudy nights with highs in the low 60s and warm days into the 60s to around 70s. Mountains from Deep Creek to the surrounding area see sun and clouds with a few showers possible and 80s by day, 60s at night. Ocean City sees scattered showers then sun and partly cloudy skies with near 80s highs. Par m forecast calls for fair drying today, good conditions Tuesday, and spraying winds around 10 mph both days. overall good conditions for the rest of the week.
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Howard
Montgomery
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Ocean City
PARM
Hagerstown
Westminster
Gaithersburg
Leesburg
David Lesher
Inside The News Toadvise the poor to thift like hunger
Oscar Wilde commentary on advising poverty strategies weighs cruelly. The quote likens telling a starving man to eat less to ill advised reform, underscoring paradoxes in moral guidance amid deprivation.
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Oscar Wilde
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