Brotherhood service aims to counter race-hating move
The second annual Community Fellowship Services take place at 4 p.m. Saturday July 25 at First Missionary Baptist Church Frederick to oppose subversive race-hating groups in Maryland. Rev Wallace L. Poole will speak on relations between individuals and the fellowship of God. The NAACP and local chapters organize a petition for zoning amendments supporting public assembly. a Klan rally is planned at Braddock Heights the same evening. Police expect similar security as prior rallies with no extra manpower.
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First Missionary Baptist Church
All Saints St
Frederick
Frederick County
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Lord D. Nickens
Maryland
Ku Klux Klan
Braddock Heights
Wallace L. Poole
Fellowship of God
Gospel Travelers
Richard Bowens
Nickens
Public Assembly
Robert Yinger
Yinger
Spruce Run Road residents face faulty exchange change
Spruce Run Road residents near Myershire discover a C&P Telephone misclassification that would move them from the Myersville to the Smithsburg exchange, adding about 10.50 monthly and making calls long distance. Families including Dave Hirt and the Lewises express frustration, noting all calls are to Frederick County and taxes are paid there. One resident contemplates keeping the Myersville exchange despite the higher cost.
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Spruce Run Road
Myershire
C&p
Myersville
Washington County Exchange
Smithsburg
Spruce Run
Dave Hirt
Ira Lewis
Charles Lewis
Richard Lewis
Janice Coulby
Frederick County
Frederick
Reagan urged to start arms talks with Soviets at summit
At a six leader Canada summit in Montebello Quebec Reagan faced allied calls to begin arms control talks with the Soviets and to lower U S interest rates to avoid global impact. He defended U S policy, urged allies to limit trade ties with the Soviet bloc, and said talks could begin in November or December.
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Montebello
Quebec
America
Reagan
U.S
United States
France
West Germany
Great Britain
Japan
Italy
Canada
Ottawa
Helmut Schmidt
Francois Mitterrand
Alexander M. Hai Jr
Schmidt
Mitterrand
Europe
Margaret Thatcher
White House
Edwin Meese III
Clues sought in collapse of walkways
Kansas City AP report on Hyatt Byatt Regency collapse that killed 113 and injured 186 as two suspended walkways fell during a Mariachi Estrella Band event. Funerals planned in Topeka for four band members. investigators probe causes, including possible dancer sway. Hotel owner eyed reopening within two weeks as multiple investigations begin.
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Kansas City, Mo
Byatt Regency
Topeka
Kan
Hyatt
Fuller Brush Co
Rachel Galvan
Theresa Cuevas
Miss Galvan
St. Mary’s Hospital
Kansas City
Cuevas
Connie Alcala
Dolores Carmona
Linda Louis Schurlock
Dolores Galvan
Palo Alto
Calif
Sensabaugh Reflects On State Police Controversy And Future
Former 1st Lt. Grover N. Sensabaugh recalls speaking out for the state police during a retirement banquet. An embryonic probe into alleged tampering of promotional ratings followed, with officials acknowledging system inconsistencies. Sensabaugh, now on a Westminster farm, may return to law enforcement, eyeing sheriff duties in Carroll County.
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Grover N. Sensabaugh
Sensabaugh
Central
William E. Brooks
Westminster
Frederick Barracks
Carroll County
Rain then warm humid spell to follow in Maryland
The forecast calls for the first rain in over two weeks across the area today with a return to warm and humid weather Tuesday through Friday. Highs mid 80s to near 90 with showers and thundershowers, especially over Western Maryland and mountains. Temperatures yesterday ranged in the 60s to mid 90s across Frederick, Hagerstown, Westminster, Gaithersburg, and Leesburg.
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Maryland
Deep Creek
Frederick
Hagerstown
Westminster
Gaithersburg
Leesburg
Inside The News es The Best Letters Of Our Time
Quote by Virginia Woolf about the best letters never published, reflects a view on enduring literary epistles and the limits of what reaches public view. Ends with a nod to Woolf as a British writer born in 1882 and died in 1941.
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Virginia Woolf
Postal strike threatened as unions vow nationwide walkout
Washington AP reports two major postal unions warn of a midnight national strike if a three year contract terms are not changed. NA LC president Vincent Sombrotto and APWU chief Moe Biller promise action despite illegality and fire threats from Postmaster General Bolger. The dispute centers on the current contract expiring at 12:01 p.m. EDT Tuesday.
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Washington
Vincent Sombrotto
National Association of Letter Carriers
Moe Biller
American Postal Workers Union
Wiliam F. Bolger
Postal Service
Iran Street
Musulman
Iran
Council of Guardians
Abolhassan Bani Sadr
Irish Firm Buys Montgomery Village Mall In Gaithersburg
An Ireland based subsidiary of Irish Life Assurance Co paid 9 million dollars for Montgomery Village Mall Shopping Center and Village Quarter Office Complex near Gaithersburg. The deal includes a 12000 square foot enclosed mall and 50000 square feet of office space. Seller was Kettler Brothers, original developers of the complex.
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Gaithersburg, Md
Ireland
Montgomery Village
Village Quarter
Gaithersburg
Irish Life Assurance Co
Kettler Brothers
Polish leader vows action as labor unrest looms
Prime Minister Wojciech Jaruzelski warned of firm measures to curb unrest as Solidarity moves toward dock and airline strikes after the Communist Party congress. He said increased production is the only path to avert economic near bankruptcy and asserted authorities may enforce constitutional duties to save the state.
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Warsaw
Poland
Solidarity Labor Federation
Communist Party Congress
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Congress
Washington merry go round and other views column highlights
Columnist Jack Anderson mocks commodities straddling tactics while columnists discuss an unusual black Democrat Republican alliance and a safety department dispute over a scientist refusing policy change. Weather note predicts rain. Coin fashion and a fake bargain-silver exposed.
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Washington
Jack Anderson
News-Post Weather
David Lesher
Julian Bond
Robert J. Wagman
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Mattia Stup
Ed Rochette
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