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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Dec 01, 1986

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Reagan says he wants all facts out on Iran-Contra arms flow

President Reagan stated he would welcome a special prosecutor if federal law was violated in the transfer of arms payments from Iran to the Contras. He ordered his NSC staff to halt participation in national security operations until the Tower board reports and the DoJ investigation proceeds. He stressed he seeks full disclosure and pledged cooperation with the inquiry.

Washington Reagan National Security Council NSC White House Achille Lauro Grenada Special Board of Inquiry John Tower R-Texas Department of Justice Edwin Meese Ameri Iran Tower Carter Administration Edmund Muskie Ford Administration National Security Brent Scowcroft Larry Speakes Congress

Premature Triplets' Family Finds Miracle Support

In Brunswick Faith Assembly of God, Rene and Tamra Carlson recount three months of medical crises for their premature triplets Joel Jessica and Joanna. A pastor’s wife spearheaded an $800 merchandise drive from local businesses, aided by church prayers and fundraising efforts that followed a near fatal bout for Joanna.

Faith Assembly of God Brunswick Rene Ant Tamra Carlson Joel Jessica Joanna Rene Carlson Tors Carlsons Virginia New Jersey Satan Carlson

Bobby Ross resigns as Md. football coach

Maryland football coach Bobby Ross resigned at an 8:15 a.m. press conference stating he could not fulfill commitments to players and that lack of stadium improvements influenced his decision. He will stay until January 14, with work on Byrd Stadium improvements unlikely before 1988.

College Park Bobby Ross Maryland Ross Byrd Stadium Charles Startz

Weather Update From Western Maryland Tonight

Weather forecast notes cloudy and cold with sleet and freezing rain possible by morning. Low temperatures expected from 23 to 32 degrees, with mixed sleet and freezing rain changing to rain by Tuesday as Western Maryland experiences a rise in temperatures.

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Deer Season Hectic as Game Warden Polices Maryland Catch

A Maryland game warden reports opening day of deer season as hectic with many hunters out. Warden Taylor notes a record county kill, surpassing two years ago despite fog lifting. He stops a gun-wielding man in a blue coat and explains property owners are exempt from several hunting rules including fluorescent orange and licensing on private land.

Tae Buck Maryland Natural Resources User Taylor Plantation Road

Germantown man killed in head on I 70 collision

A Montgomery County man died and two others were seriously injured in a early Sunday head on crash on the new I 70 near New Market. Martin William Brill 24 of Germantown died after being trapped for more than 50 minutes. Douglas E Richie 23 of Mechanicsville was badly hurt and flown to hospital. Ronald L Wasserman Jr 24 of Baltimore was treated for multiple injuries. Alcohol and driver error are listed as probable factors. The crash closed the westbound lanes and traffic was rerouted to the old road. The incident raises the county traffic death toll to 33 for the period.

Montgomery County New Market Martin William Brill Grotto Lane Germantown Brill Douglas E. Richie IH Mechanicsville Dir J.J. Smith Frederick County Ronald L. Wasserman Jr Baltimore Wasserman Richie Maryland Institute For Emergency Medical Services Systems

Storm strands hundreds of Thanksgiving travelers

A fierce storm dropped freezing rain and up to a foot of snow from the Rockies into the Great Plains, stranding hundreds of travelers and closing more than 30 miles of highway. Winds gusting to 50 mph created dangerous driving, with two of four Denver airport runways closed and wind chills sinking to minus 15. A Wyoming chain law was mentioned.

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