Postponed Solidarity trial mirrors Poland amnesty move
In Warsaw four Solidarity advisers led by Jacek Kuron and Adam Michnik saw their trial paused as Parliament considers granting amnesty to political prisoners. Bronislaw Geremek and Tadeusz Mazowiecki reported the delay after a five minute session in the military court. The case concerns plans to overthrow the socialist system by force.
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Inside The News RE Helen Keller Quote
A fragment from Inside The News RE quotes Helen Keller stating happiness comes from devotion to a worthy purpose rather than self gratification. The excerpt credits Keller as author and lecturer.
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Helen Keller
Lotus Blossom Festival Highlights at Lilypens
The Lilypens festival offers vivid scenes from the Lotus Blossom event with family focus. The food section spotlights National Ice Cream Week amid hot weather and summer recipes.
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Jack Anderton
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Lilypens
Violent storm rips Frederick City with 60 mph winds
A violent thunderstorm struck Frederick City and Frederick County Tuesday night, dumping inches of rain and producing 60.7 mph winds. Power outages, downed lines, and uprooted trees disrupted roads as cleanup began Wednesday morning. Maryland State Police and Potomac Edison crews assessed damage and restored services.
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Raymond Lo Sandower
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Schifferstadt
Rosemont Avenue
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Shookstown Road
Storm damages cripple Frederick City area power, roads
Frederick County crews battled debris and outages after a fierce storm. About 1,000 customers lost power with 9 percent in Frederick City still dark. Crews worked overnight to clear trees, restore lines, and reopen roads. No injuries reported. several cars damaged by falling trees. flooding reported on specific streets.
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Piiamine Bissan
Ashton
Mondale Nominated Amid Battle for Unity at Democratic Convention
Mondale clinches the Democratic presidential nomination as Jackson Hart pledge support, while Hispanic and black delegates weigh abstention signals. Mondale appeals to old New Deal coalitions, with Ferraro as running mate choice shaping the convention’s closing night.
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Mt Airy mayor Involved in car crash near Frederick Armory
Mount Airy Mayor Dew Tarania was involved in a traffic accident on a Frederick road. A family member said he was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital after the crash, which occurred when his car struck the rear of a truck near the armory.
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U.S. Soviet reach on hotline upgrades with maps and charts
Agreement on Direct Communications Link improvements adds facsimile and graphic material capability. At Detrick earth station Lt. Col. Adam notes little impact on operations as encoded messages appear only as blips. system remains akin to a telephone line. Negotiations in Moscow and Washington since 1983 aim to reduce nuclear miscalculations.
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Kenneth W. Dam
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LeRoy A. Adam
East Coast
Library to move to six day week and open Thursdays
Frederick County Library Board plans a six day week starting mid August with Thursday public access. The long range committee aims to buy more books, add branches, and push computerization while staff increases enable the expanded hours. The goal is two books per capita, higher than the current rate, as plans progress toward a broader modernization.
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C. Burr Artz
Martha Reynolds
Frederick County
Postal talks break down in Washington warnings before expiration
Negotiations between the National Association of Letter Carriers, the American Postal Workers Union, and the U S Postal Service stalled Monday night four days before the contract deadline. About 174 Frederick post office workers are affected while a strike before August is unlikely. APWU could meet in Las Vegas with a potential strike if deadlock continues, while the Postal Service holds firm on a wage freeze and two thirds pay for new hires amid broader bargaining with rural carriers and handlers still ongoing.
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Sy Schwartz
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Kaan Thawank Af Anuret
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Mary Ting
Tere Seach
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