Civil warfare feared as Lebanon battles escalate
In Beirut and its southern suburbs two Lebanese soldiers were killed in clashes with Shiite militiamen. Druse leader Walid Jumblatt warned a new round of full scale civil warfare was inescapable. army positions faced rocket and machine gun fire near Souk el Gharb and Beirut International Airport.
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Walid Jumblatt
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Voice of the Mountain
Police round up 27000 suspects in Indiana traffic offense sweep
In Indianapolis police began rounding up 27000 suspects who failed to turn themselves in during a 50 day grace period. 132 arrests followed the period end as 50 officers supervised the roundup. The city’s public safety tone cited civil rights concerns.
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Indianapolis
Jerry Barker
Shultz urges El Salvador to defeat extremism in Latin America
Secretary George F. Shultz arrived in Cabacas Venezuela to help celebrate 25 years of democratic rule and told El Salvador that the path to peace opens if extremism is defeated. He will attend the inauguration of Jaime Lasinchi, the fourth peaceful transfer of power between parties, after a day in El Salvador where Washington maintained neutrality in the March elections amid hostility to Roberto d Aubuisson.
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George F. Shultz
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Shhultz
Washington
U.S
Roberto d’Aubuisson
Not life but a good life valued Socrates quote note
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Retirement-minded residents active in community work
Allen interview with area retirees highlights continued public involvement. Former workers discuss post-career volunteering and local initiatives while maintaining community ties.
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Avenue V
Allen
Wees
Weather Outlook For Maryland Monsoon Day Special
A large polar high pressure system over the eastern United States will keep fair skies for a few days with a warming trend starting Thursday. Western Maryland counties forecast mostly sunny today and Thursday with highs around 35 to 45 and clear nights. Maryland Mountains remain fair through Thursday with highs near 30 to 40 and cool nights around 12 to 16. Yesterday temperatures in Frederick reached 37 with low 19, Hagerstown 20 to 27, Oakland 30 to 12, Westminster 4 to 23.
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Howard
Montgomery
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Hagerstown
Oakland
Westminster
City debates fixes for downtown double parking
The city weighs solutions to double parking along Market Street amid delivery peak hours. Sanford Blum of Allen's on Market notes trucks double park 8:50 to 10 a.m. for restaurant deliveries, causing delays and safety concerns. City Alderman Arlene Phillips cites legal allowances for momentary loading and meter-free parking for half an hour, prompting broader discussion.
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Milk diversion program contracts near expected levels
Local and nationwide dairy sign ups for the Milk Diversion Program appear near anticipated levels with final figures pending USDA release in about a week. Frederick County ASCS Executive Director Anne Mossburg says participation exceeded earlier expectations and nationwide totals will be reviewed by state offices before U.S. Secretary of Agriculture John Black decides on possible program modifications.
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Anne Mossburg
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Double murder suspect to return here today
A Union Bridge man charged with shooting two Mount Airy men waived extradition in Petersburg Virginia. Timothy Gene Bell 36 will be extradited to Maryland and taken to the Frederick state police barracks for processing. He faces two counts of first degree murder and a handgun violation. Bell fled to Virginia after the shooting and was apprehended following negotiations with Maryland state police. The victims Ronald Earl Dick 29 and Gordon Chester Stottlemyer 55 were friends of Bell. Dick died at the scene. Stottlemyer died the next day in Baltimore. Extradition agents left for Petersburg to return Bell Wednesday morning.
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Mount Airy
Petersburg
John Reburn
Timothy Gene Bell
Maryland
Frederick
Bell
District Court
Ronald Earl Dick
Gordon Chester Stottlemyer
County officials push redesign of work release center plan
County commissioners, after a Tuesday workshop, called for a scaled down design of the work release center to reduce costs and avoid excessive future expansion. They warned total price could exceed 300000 and discussed delaying a second level to save money.
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Amit
Charles B. Smelser
Sait Sherif
Robert C. Snyder
City police probe two purse thefts in Frede rick
Frederick City police are investigating two purse snatchings reported Wednesday morning and an attempted snatching Tuesday. Police chief Richard J. Ashton said an 88-year-old East Third Street woman was walking along East Third Street at Chapel Alley about 8 18 a.m. Wednesday when a black male yanked a grocery bag containing her purse and other items. The woman was not injured.
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Richard J. Ashton
East Third Street
Chapel Alley
Ashton
Army concert at Gov Thomas Johnson High School sold out
All tickets for the Wednesday February 15 free concert by the United States Army Field Band and Soldiers Chorus were claimed. The event honors the News centennial and reopens seating after an earlier cancellation. Remaining tickets were released to the public on Monday and exhausted in four hours. mailings continue.
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United States Army Field Band
Soldiers’ Chorus
Gov. Thomas Johnson
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