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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jul 23, 1985

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Activist Molly Blackburn Arrested in Port Elizabeth

White anti-apartheid leader Molly Blackburn was detained at her Port Elizabeth home just before a planned meeting with former U S cabinet members. Police say 441 activists are detained under emergency powers. Blackburn faces Aug 13 court after a brief appearance on an illegal gathering charge.

Johannesburg South Africa Cape U.S Witness Jaap Venter National Police Pretoria Molly Blackburn Port Elizabeth Mike Calabrese Cyrus Vance U.N Donald McHenry Hath Aforham Casa Carter Robert McNamara Kennedy Johnson Ford Foundation Calabrese Blackburn Progressive Federal Party Cape Province Andrew Savage Zwide Bottern Kwa- Thema Priscilla Jana Hee Mee Orhan Tek Uvm

Powell and Orndorff named to Frederick liquor board

Gov. Harry Hughes named Austin C. Powell of Frederick and Jess D. Orndorff of Brunswick to Frederick County s new Board of Liquor License Commissioners under 1985 revamp. Powell, 72, former deputy sheriff and wallpaper businessman, may resign from the Democratic State Central Committee after 27 years. Orndorff, 73, former Brunswick mayor and retired Washington Terminal Police Department officer, replaces the old one man board as the panel is reorganized.

Annapolis Democratic Central Committee Brunswick Frederick County Board of Liquor License Commissioners Austin C. Powell Frederick Jess D. Orndorff Harry Hughes General Assembly Powell Orndorff Washington Terminal Democratic State Central Committee Constance Reims Hughes Reims Louis V. Myers Jr Ingers Wu Uecame Coal Male

Stava dam disaster toll rises in Italy tragedy

Engineers and surveyors inspect the Stava site after the earthen dam breach that killed an estimated 220 in Italy. Lamenting official call for human error, 199 bodies recovered by Monday, 53 unidentified, Mass graves prepared as final toll expected at 220.

Stava Italy Tesero Stave Giuseppe Zamberletti Rome

City seeks ideas on spending 1986 HUD grant

Frederick allocates 367000 from HUD for low income aid and public improvements with 51 percent required for such use. Housing Director William duBell seeks ideas at 7 p.m. July 31 in City Hall and notes past grants largely funded rehabilitation and South Frederick projects.

Frederick William duBell U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development duBell Sharon Stewart City Hall HUD All Saints Bentz South Market Street South Frederick South Street All Saints Street

White House seeks peace with GOP over stalled budget talks

The White House offers a peace gesture to Republican leaders as budget talks stall with less than two weeks before a recess. Reagan aides push for deficit reduction while Dole and other senators voice frustration over spending cuts and a potential veto framework. Regan and Dole exchange light banter amid ongoing negotiations.

Washington White House Capitol Hill Donald T. Regan House Senate Congress Reagan Regan Robert Dole Kan Dole GOP

Maryland firms in Spain part one drives agri sector

Weather bright and mild today with highs around 79 to 84 and lows near 58 to 65. A three part farming column introduces Maryland companies operating in Spain, reflecting on local agri business interests. The wind proverb appears as filler.

Ceed Maryland Operatig Spain

Retail prices rise moderately in June inflation report

The government reported a 0.2 percent monthly increase at the retail level with grocery prices down for a fourth straight month and food and beverage costs up 0.1 percent driven by a 0.6 percent rise in restaurant meals. Gasoline edged up 0.2 percent while transportation fell 0.1 percent due to a 1.6 percent drop in used car prices. Durable goods orders climbed 2.8 percent in June, signaling potential rebounding.

Washington Commerce Department

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