Guns and Butter At Antietam Family Program Set
Antietam National Battlefield announces a weekend children's program titled Guns and Butter At Antietam. July 22 and 23 from 1 to 3 p.m. features a wagon ride with National Park Service rangers, a Civil War musket firing demonstration by a Confederate soldier, bread and apple butter making, and songs. Wear old clothes. call 432-5124 for reservations. limited space.
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Eastalco Strike Deal Reached On Dust Fumes and Safety
After weekend talks, Eastalco, MOSH, and the union forged a compromise agreement addressing excessive nuisance dust and coal tar pitch risks. Eastalco admits fault for dust, pays 440 dollar fine, and upgrades air filtering while maintaining health monitoring.MOSH gains independent lab review and ongoing inspections, with medical records kept for 30 years. The pact preserves worker protections and outlines penalties for violations.
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Heat wave kills Texans in Dallas Fort Worth area
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Judge orders Wersick held without bond in murder case
In Rockville, Judge Calvin Sanders ordered 15 year old Paul Edward Wersick held without monetary bond at Montgomery County Detention Center. A murder indictment could bring the death penalty. a hearing is set for August 15 unless moved earlier by grand jury action.
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