IRA Bomb Strikes Cavalry Parade at Hyde Park Knightsbridge
An IRA bombing at Rotten Row in Hyde Park London left seven horses dead or wounded and injured soldiers and bystanders. Witnesses described a chaotic scene with blood and debris as police sealed the area and ambulances arrived. The IRA claimed responsibility for the attack, part of a string of bombings following a hunger strike collapse.
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Harves
Carriage Road
Hyde Park
London
Queen's Household Cavalry
Buckingham Palace
Horse Guards
Scotland Yard
Chester Stern
Irish Republican Army
Patrick Moran
Moran
Concorde
David Stevenat
Knightsbridge Road
Ine Bay
Northern Ireland
Maryland DOT chief backs emissions inspection program
Maryland Secretary of Transportation said the contractor operated emissions inspections would proceed after a contract compromise. Systems Control Inc. agreed to a 67.3 million dollar price to build and run 10 inspection stations in the Washington Baltimore area over five years. The deal reflects a about a ten percent rise from the October 1981 agreement, while the 1982 Legislature delayed start to January 1, 1984 amid concerns about enforcement and costs.
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Lowell K. Bridwell
Department of Transportation
Systems Control Inc
Palo Alto
Calif
Washington
Baltimore
SCI
Reagan
Systems Control
Bridwell
Put
Board of Public Works
Harry R. Hughes
William James
Louis Goldstein
DOT
Transportation Trust Fund
Fire policy discussed by Frederick City officials
City officials debated a fire board policy and roles as Alderman Murphy vowed to study why the fire board was formed and address flaws. Meanwhile DOT outlined a revised SCI inspection contract raising costs to motorists and allocating $1.01 to state admin costs, with exemptions for some counties and a plan to begin land acquisition and equipment purchases once legislature acts.
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Thomas Fox
Frederick City
Murphy
County Debates Van for Way Station Transport
Frederick County commissioners grapple with state deinstitutionalization policy as Way Station seeks a $10,068 Maryland DOT grant for a wheelchair van. Some officials oppose funding, citing local control and public funding, while Way Station pushes for a quick vote contingent on a CAPS study and supporting usage statistics.
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Cembasked
Maryland Department of Transportation
Crady O’rear
Francy Williams
James R. Shaw
Shaw
Ms. Williams
Galen R. Clagett
Adrian McC. Remsberg
Thomas M. Fox
Way Staton
Fox
Remsberg
Middletown Republican
Mary G. Williams
Ths
Clagett
Scott Key Center
Coordinating Authority For People Services
CAPS
O’rear
Community Living
Jeanne Bussard Workshop
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