Local woman wins $50,000 Maryland lottery prize
Marie Nell of Thurmont wins the Maryland State Lottery with the 15 fifty cent drawing number. She plans to buy a house and use most of the money for family needs while continuing to work at Microbiological Associates in Walkersville. She bought tickets weekly at the White Cottage Inn and says luck comes from having health and family rather than the win.
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Microbiological Associates
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Jack Benny
Burns urges Congress to approve temporary tax cut
Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur F. Burns urged the House Ways and Means Committee to back a temporary tax cut rather than a permanent one. He warned permanent reductions could erode the tax base, while supporting a quick cut and a flat percentage for individuals. Burns said inflation remains the main threat and urged reduced federal spending to help the economy.
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United States
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Atomic plants shut down for safety checks nationwide
A government study group probes reactor safety as the Nuclear Regulatory Commission orders 23 plants to shut for checks after cracks were found in a 10 inch pipe at Dresden No 2 in Illinois. The action echoes a prior NRC order and follows investigations into metallurgy and water chemistry impacting emergency cooling.
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Dresden No. 2
Commonwealth Edison Co
Morris
Ill
Atomic Energy Commission
atomic safety agency
United States
FBI hunts Weather Underground suspects in Washington and Oakland incidents
Reports describe an intensive FBI task force led by high level personnel probing Weather Underground activity after a hazardous device damaged the State Department and a separate device was exploded in Oakland. Authorities say the group has fewer than 30 members and operates from a white collar, college educated background.
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City awaits WRA ruling on fire station site
The city submitted a topography report on the Baughman Lane site to the Maryland Water Resources Administration to determine if it lies in a flood plain. Mayor Ronald N. Young expects an unfavorable ruling unlikely but prepares for WRA decision delays and a possible legal challenge from Attorney Richard E. Zimmerman over stopping construction.
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Howard Stup
Independent Hose Co
Richard E. Zimmerman
Sailor Convicted For Refusing To Make Coffee
A sailor at the 5th Naval District Law Center in Norfolk was court-martialed and found guilty of refusing to prepare coffee for officers. Legalman C. Garrett W. Gosnell, 29, of Mableton Georgia, challenged the tradition while arguing coffee is a convenience not a necessity. The four member jury deliberated for two hours before the verdict and will hear sentence recommendations after further hearings.
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Mableton
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Tivoli Theatre asks city to act on crime
Tivoli Theatre operator Irwin Cohen warned Frederick City officials that ongoing crime affects attendance and urged city action. Mayor Ronald Young confirmed receiving the letter and said he replied, but would not disclose contents, while Police Chief Maj. Charles V. Main denied having seen Cohen's letter.
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Maj. Main
Ford energy program criticized by SAWHILL
Inside The News SAWHILL attacks the Ford energy program as ineffective. Elvis Presley hospitalized rumors circulate on A2. The Viet Nam conflict fears rise in South Viet as Cambodia risks grow without U.S. aid. Weather: partly cloudy and colder with mid to upper 40s, then freezing rain tonight near 20, Friday likely to turn to rain with highs in the 30s. Emerson era reflection closes the item.
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