Night of riots flares in Liberty City after police shooting
In Miami’s Liberty City and nearby areas violence erupted with rock throwing looting arson and sniper fire after five white policemen were shot. About 500 officers sealed off zones with shotgun armed police. Nightlong unrest injured over 25 people and led to multiple fires including a gas station blaze. Police arrested around 20 people amid chaotic scenes before dawn.
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Miami
Liberty City
Dade County
Joe Keefe
Coconut Grove
Ao Plainclothes
Jerry Founder
George Bush regains momentum in GOP VP quest in Detroit
AP reports Bush shows renewed momentum as Reagan weighs options for vice president. Key senators Lugar and Laxalt under consideration, Kemp leads conservative faction, Ford remains a possible runner. Reagan surrogates visit Maryland delegates in Detroit to win votes for 30 Reagan delegates.
Sheriff Donald Barnes to seek re election
Sheriff Donald C Barnes Tuesday announced his bid for re election to continue the five year plan earlier presented to county commissioners He denies plans for a county police force stressing prevention and visibility as key crime deterrents and says 911 calls will route to state police when the new Frederick County center is in place
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Donald Barnes
Donald C. Barnes
Barnes
House of Delegates
Sheriff's Department
Frederick County
Reagan's Vice Presidential Pick Remains A Guessing Game
At Detroit's Republican National Convention Ronald Reagan enters the pivotal moment of nominating himself for president and selecting a running mate. Speculation centers on George Bush Guy Vander Jagt Jack Kemp and other potential picks while party leaders seek a compatible conservative balance to carry the ticket forward.
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Richard Lugar
Indiana
Paul Laxalt
Nevada
Reagan
Congress
Jack Kemp
New York
Guy Vander Jagt
Michigan
Kemp
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Cochairman
Robert Bauman
Maryland
George Bush
Bush
Associated Press
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Rep
Detroit
District of Columbia
NAACP
Benjamin Hooks
Arthur Fletcher
D.C
Hooks
Jerry Moore
Ronald Reagan
Republican Party
Reegan
GOP
Donald Rumsfeld
Wilso Simon
Laxalt
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Carter
Registration drives amid draft stay decision in 1980 period
The National Selective Service System reiterates that registration is for readiness and not a resumption of the draft. Men turning 19 or 20 in 1980 must register July 21 to August 1, with 18 year olds born in 1982 to register in 1981, and in person at post offices or embassies for those abroad.
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Selective Service System
Selective Service
U.S
Washington Merry-Go-Round and Other Views
Columnist Jack Anderson weighs Reagan and senility while Nancy Luse profiles D J of the Year Kemosabi Joe. Dick Kleiner answers TV stats questions. Dr William Brown discusses drugs and teens. Sara Grosvenor reviews APS Talent show. Kids Page trips to Dutch Wonderland. Michael Spaur investigates Gold Mine Road. Ethel Loeb recalls heat waves and cooling tips.
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Washington
Jack Anderson
Reagan
News-Post
Nancy Luse
D.J
Dick Kleiner
Snc
William Brown
Sara Grosvenor
APS
Michael Spaur
Montgomery County
Frederick Fare
Old P O refurbishing project suffers setback
Frederick city panel refused a parking variance to Peter J T Nelson who bid 253000 for the East Patrick and Carroll streets building. His plan for offices a commuter bus service retail shops and a restaurant faced opposition from nearby residents and downtown groups citing parking shortages and disruption to existing uses. Nelson argued five to ten block parking could be provided and stressed cost efficiency but the board rejected the variance citing practical parking and city plans.
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Frederick
Nelson
Church Street
Howard Means
Irene Kirilloff
Carol Dugan
Stonegate
Means
Nelsen
G. Bernard Callen Jr
Historic District Commisssion
Postal Service
Mark F. Horak
Grid Nelson
Com
Maryland Yard Sales May Break State Law
Frederick County residents and others in Maryland may unknowingly violate state law when holding yard porch or garage sales. James L. Bryan of Rhodside Files Market says a private individual may sell personal effects on his property without a license for one sale up to 14 consecutive days per calendar year. He calls the rule a catch 22, noting that multiple sales or join-in sales trigger licensing or local law issues, and his office plans to add inspectors due to complaints.
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Frederick County
Maryland
James L. Bryan
Rhodside Files
U.S. 15
Bryan
Miscellaneous Revenue Division
Comptroller of the Treasury
Brysa
Weather sketch notes and a Mill quote from AREHIVE
Muggy tonight with a chance of thunderstorms and lows near mid to upper 70s. Thursday will be very hot and sunny with near 100 degree record highs. Tonight and Thursday expect 30 percent and 20 percent rain chances respectively with southwest winds around 10 mph. Mill quote appears as a stray citation from John Stuart Mill.
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New Hampshire
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Dearborn
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Ilona
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Delaware
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Pars
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Turkey
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Islamic Revolutionary Courts
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Egypt
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Pahlavi
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Sisff
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C Kurt Holter
P.O
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John Stuart Mill
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