Kansas City Hotel Collapse Toll Deepens During Rescue
Rescue teams moved wreckage at the Hyatt Regency after two sky bridges collapsed onto a crowded dance floor. 111 people died and more than 140 were injured as the night’s disaster unfolded, with about 1,000 workers aiding the recovery through the night in Kansas City.
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Pat Dinatale
Dorothy Johnson
Horse
Controllers reject new agreement in nationwide vote
Controllers nationwide vote to reject a tentative contract holding off a strike, vote tallies show widespread opposition. In Springfield Massachusetts Windsor Locks Connecticut Hartford area ballots were 45 to 0 against the pact as about 15 000 members mailed ballots. Ballots must return to Washington by July 28 and the executive board recommended defeat.
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Frederick County Sheriff Department honors awarded at ceremony
The first annual Frederick County Sheriff Department awards ceremony was held Friday at Rose Bill Manor. Howard H. Whims received a 10-year service award. County Commissioners Mary Williams, Charles Smith and Galen Clagett attended. Deputies Col. Donald Barnes Sr. and others received Citizen Commendation, Departmental Commendation, and State Commendation awards. The commissioners inspected patrol cars to verify equipment, noting ongoing department pride and service.
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Ray R. Pairman
David M. Coazen
Se Kirby L. Maybush
George F. Breed
Marvin K. Steiding
Howard E. Whims
James M. Trail
Barry P. Newman
Glen M. Selby Jr
William H. Crabill Sr
David Dinges
Austin R. Haba
Col. Barnes
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Cape Doxzen
Eigth
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Masher
Thomas Eros
Paul F. Koogle
Seer
DRG
Local woman promotes histoplasmosis awareness crusade
Priscilla Carter speaks at length about histoplasmosis to raise awareness of symptoms and diagnosis. She emphasizes the need for accurate diagnosis after a past misdiagnosis, often engaging strangers in public places. Her husband and children tolerate her detailed talks while locals recall Walkersville study history shaping the word’s familiarity.
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Histoplasmosis overview and risks discussed
Priscilla Carter falls into a severe symptom subgroup of histoplasmosis. Dr Abe Macher of NIH notes five distinct disease types while public exposure rates in the United States show widespread prior infection and ongoing annual new cases with many recoveries.
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National Institute of Allergies and Infectious Diseases
U.S
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Abe Macher
Department of Clinical Pathology
National Institutes of Health
Frederick County
Weather Summary for Western Maryland and Vicinity
Warm humid conditions expected through early next week with scattered showers and thunderstorms. West Maryland experiences mostly sunny heat today with highs in the 90s and 60s to near 70 at night, while mountains see showers tonight into Sunday and highs around 80 Sunday, then warm again Monday and Tuesday. Ocean beaches remain hot with 90s and water at 71, farm spraying conditions good today and Sunday then fair Monday.
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Indictments Hit Wayne Williams in Two Slayings
A Fulton County grand jury indicted Wayne Williams on a second murder charge in the deaths of Nathaniel Cater and Jimmy Ray Payne, accusing him of asphyxiating them with unknown objects as his attorney denounces the move as a charade.
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Wayne B. Williams
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Mary Welcome
News-Post highlights and political opinion mix
Colmanatt Francis W Bush Sr writes about a Newport R I vacation. The column features two views by Earl Dunckel and Donald Lambro on Social Security, plus Steven Beckner forecasting dollar strength and David Handler exploring animator works at a major museum. James Gersterang notes birds nesting near the White House. Sports notes discuss ongoing strike talks likely shifting to Washington. A book blurb reviews City Bid recounting a young person’s rise to civic virtue.
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