Weather to ices across regions and fire at Maryland home
Gusty winds sent wind chills to 25 below across the upper Midwest while Florida stayed in the 20s. Snow scattered from Colorado to Lake Superior and rain and fog threatened travel from Colorado to the Texas Gulf Coast. In Maryland a space heater caused a 35000 dollar fire on Old Georgetown Road, with no injuries. Fire crews were on scene by 10 31 a.m. and controlled the blaze within 25 minutes.
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Weather outlook for Maryland brisk with showers and cold snap
A high pressure system off the southeast coast nudges mild air into Maryland as a cold front from the Ohio Valley moves through tonight. Expect increasing clouds and light showers this afternoon, a mix of sleet or snow flurries possible, then clearing and windy with seasonably cold conditions for New Year’s Day and Wednesday high teens to mid forties across regions in Western Maryland and the mountains. Temperatures yesterday ranged from 23 to 42 across Frederick Westminster Hagerstown Cumberland and Oakland.
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Assassination attempt on Gemayel fails amid Lebanon unrest
Lebanese radio reports an ambush targeted President Amin Gemayel driving toward the presidential palace in Beirut, but palace sources say he was not in the motorcade. Ambush involved rocket grenades aimed at Shaftari, a Lebanese Forces official, who survived. six bodyguards injured. Violence followed among Christian factions with fatalities.
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Voice of the Nation
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Employee takeover at Frederick Iron & Steel outlined
The article details a management and director overhaul after a company takeover. New officers include Richard G. Smith as president and general manager, Thomas J. Clemens as executive VP, and Marvin K. Byard as VP finance and sales manager, with Hummer and others joining the board. ESOP and labor representatives are named, Hummer plans to retire Jan. 31. The firm produces gray and ductile iron castings, semi steel wrecking balls, centrifugal pumps, serving multiple industries including the U.S. Navy and commercial marine contracts.
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Frederick Iron & Steel Co
Stanley B. Rose
Richard G. Smith
J. Elwood Hummer
Philip L. Moskowitz
Melvin G. Byard
Howard R. Stepter Jr
William K. Espey
H. Evans Smith Jr
Robert M. Eslinger
Thomas J. Clemens
Benjamin L. Hackerman
Alfred M. Cohen
Daniel L. Herr
Louis Granados
Peyton Paul Phillips
Jennie J. Wiles
Smith
Donald R. Date
Frederick County
ECDC
Robert §. Klonper
Mid-Atlantic Development Co
Luis Granados
Esop Consulting Group
Washington, D.C
Frederick Iron & Steel
Hummer
Alfred M. Copen
L Smi Os
Elegit
Pine Ispey
Marvin K. Byard
Phillips
Philip J. Moskowitz
ESOP
Clemets
Espey and Byard
Ruth A. Haller
Don C. Bowins
Supervisory Group
Thomas L. Knott Jr
International Molders and Allied Workers Union
Marshall T. Harvey
Inter
National Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
U.S. Navy
Nationwide crackdown targets drunken driving tonight
State police in New Mexico Indiana and Arkansas join late New Year sobriety patrols from 6 p.m. to 5 a.m. Publicity aims to deter driving under the influence with checkpoints roadblocks and free rides. Officials emphasize awareness programs and designated driver initiatives across multiple states and cities.
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Arkansas
New York
New York Thruway
New York City
Albany
Rochester
Buffalo
Columbus
Louisiana
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Opposition demands elections after martial law lift in Pakistan
In Islamabad opposition parties denounced President Zia as fraud for lifting eight years of martial law and called for immediate elections. Zia announced the end of martial law and transfer of power to Prime Minister Junejo while remaining army commander. He said the constitution authorities were disbanded and martial law offices closed. Security forces stayed alert as parties rejected the move, claiming Junejo’s government is a front for the military. The government proclaimed a holiday to mark the lifting. Opponents urged all parties to participate in elections to restore civilian rule.
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Pakistan
Mohammed Zia
l-Haq
Zia
Mohammed Khan
Junejo
Khurshid Hassan Mir
Jamhoori Party
New Year Resolutions Mixed on Local Streets and Abroad
A flow of personal vows marks the new year as residents including Anthony Tunik of Frederick and Melanie Magamoll now in Ocala pledge to cut smoking or quit. Ricky Steptoe hopes for a happier life, while New Market Mayor Frank Shaw jokes about not keeping resolutions.
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Anthony Tunik
Frederick
Melanie Magamoll
Ocala
Fla
Jim
Ricky Steptoe
Helen Nelson
New Market
Frank Shaw
Israel calls for sanctions network to curb terror
Peres urged nations to tighten airport and airline security and intelligence, as Israel signals possible strikes against terrorists. U S support viewed as green light to retaliate, potentially jeopardizing peace talks with Jordan. Abd-Rehim accuses Syria and Libya of masterminding Rome and Vienna attacks.
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Peres
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Middle East
Jordan
Eban
Yitzhak Rabin
Abu Nidal
Palestine Liberation Organization
Yasser
Pratt
PLO
Cairo
Sabry el-Banna
Arafat
Fatah
Fatah Revolutionary Council
Abdel-Rehim
Libya
Fire log summary from last 24 hours ends 10 a.m.
Fire calls reported across multiple locations with responses by Independents Libertytown New Market and others. Incidents include tree fire at City Hillcrest Drive 6 04 p m house fire at Plainview Avenue 2 42 p m brush fire at Green Valley Road 3 4 p m and house fire at Price Distillery Road 6 48 p m with multiple agencies responding. Ambulance calls total Emergency-20 Routine 2.
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Hillcrest
Plainview Ave
New Market
Green Valley RD
Libertytown
New Midway
Price Distillery
Hyattstown
Grees Valley
Urbana
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