Chimp Zippy Makes Public Appearance in Frederick
A year-old performing chimpanzee named Zippy visits Frederick with owners Fran and Jack Rynsky. Zippy surveys Frederick County landmarks while making personal appearances at Frederick Towne Mall. The chimp belongs to Zippy Enterprises and has appeared on over 1,500 network television shows. The original Zippy played Cheetah in the..
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Bartlett Proposes Smaller Federal Government and Local Shift
Bartlett, a farmer and president of a Sdlar operated housing firm, urges drastic government downsizing. He wants eliminating entire departments and reallocating duties to states or localities to balance the budget, reduce inflation, and boost social prosperity. He criticizes block grants and CETA style programs as harmful, supports a restrained federal role, and calls for stronger defense while lamenting constitutional interpretations. Bartlett, 56, is one of seven Maryland House candidates in the primary slated for Sept 14 and general election on Nov 2.
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Williamsport
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Garrett County
James 5. Ansell
Ellicott City
Zippy the chimp to appear at Frederick Towne Mall shows
The chimp Zippy will make final appearances at Frederick Towne Mall on Saturday at 11 am 2 pm and 7 pm before leaving for New York. The event draws attention from readers and features notes on the Rynsky family and Zippy’s office visit.
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Bat Attack Feeds on Frogs Across Tropical Forests
National Geographic notes frog-eating bats hunt in tropical forests from Mexico to southern regions. They catch more than six frogs per hour and can distinguish edible frogs from poisonous ones, aided by their mating calls and grey coloration.
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National Geographic
Jetliner Crash Rips Through Suburb Killing and Injuring
A Pan Am jetliner crashed into a Louisiana suburb causing multiple deaths and injuries. Firefighters battled fuel-fed flames for hours as residents described the devastation. Among the injured was 13 year old Melissa Trahan pulled from rubble with burned feet. her father Gabe Trahan spoke of the disaster and a destroyed home. Authorities reported a chaotic scene with bodies and body parts strewn across the wreckage and surrounding streets.
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Jacqueline Leonhard
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Twanne Douglass
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Gabe Trahan
Lola
Victor Dean
Pan Am
Fay Meyer
Normand
Shereen
George Bodron
Deadliest airline crash in United States this year
The Pan Am Flight 1 ight to Las Vegas crashed near Las Vegas McCarran Airport killing many aboard. About 49 of the 137 passengers began in Miami and boarded in New Orleans. Hospitals prepared for victims but few injuries occurred outside the immediate path. The crash followed recent major US air disasters in January and December, signaling a troubling year for aviation safety.
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