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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1981

Page

3

Five slain in Georgia burglaries shock rural towns

Police theorize an escaped prisoner or mental patient may be linked to two rural Georgia burglaries that left five people dead including an eight year old girl. Victims include Alice Watts and relatives in Dearing and Hattie Watts Ricky Watts in nearby areas. two men found shot near Midville. Authorities caution the crimes are related and likely by a nonlocal suspect.

Thomson, Ga Georgia Alice Watts Dearing Hattie M. Watts Ricky A. Watts McDuffie William Swan Swan Midville Alan Butler Reeves Alan Shirley Ringgold Reeves Burke County Gregory Coursey Phil Peters Georgia Bureau of Investigation Peters Tobacco Country Savannah River Valley

Weather Brighter Outlook Amid Rain Past Weekend Losses

Weather continued on page A-1 notes eastern shore corn prospects and moisture, while western Maryland receives well above normal rainfall. Maryland police report five highway deaths over the weekend, including a Ridgely Ave crash injuring several and fatalities in Salisbury, Crownsville, and Faser. An Irish Festival drew thin crowds. fireworks were postponed. Tonight clears with near 60s lows. highs near 90s, isolated storms possible Wednesday to Friday. An 11-foot Bengal tiger exhibit from November 1967 is shown at the National Museum of Natural History.

Moyer Maryland NWS Baltimore Loch Raven Liberty Ridgely Avenue Anne Arundel County Thomas J. Rawlings Oxon Hill Rawlings Catherine Rawlings Thomas Quentin Johns Hopkins Hospital Anne Arundel County General Hospital Salisbury John D. Stephens Roberta Marshall Severny Park Ane Arundel General Hospital Crownsville Essex Faser Robert F. Tekel India National Museum of Natural History Smithsonian Institution Washington, DC

Byron Opposes Social Security Cuts

Rep Beverly Byron of the 6th District reiterates opposition to proposed Social Security cuts. She defends keeping benefits intact while tackling the system's finances. The budget bills address Social Security while trimming adult student and minimum benefits, though July 1982 cost of living increases are retained. Byron vows to ensure beneficiaries receive entitled support and keep the system functioning.

Beverly B. Byron Senate Byron

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