County commissioner candidates answer downtown project questions
A county meeting chaired by a com munity leader discussed a questionnaire for candidates and delegates. The questions cover county complex location downtown housing plans jail modernization and education office downtown ties with the Chamber of Commerce and tax policy.
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Amalor Candaiales
Kramer
Camdadates Fur
Krogman
Irving
Young
Krotman
Elm Street
Parkway
Board of Education
Chamber of Commerce
Argentine jet lands safely at Kennedy after hijack report
The FAA said an Argentine aircraft reported hijacked landed at Kennedy Airport New York and apparently was not commandeered. No further details were disclosed.
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New York
Federal Aviation Agency
Kennedy Airport
County Growth Debates Split Voters Across Rural and Suburban Areas
County residents debate growth controls and funding for services as town dwellers seek tax relief while newcomers demand infrastructure. Farmers oscillate between preserving land for sale to developers and inheritance changes. Economy, inflation, and interest rates shape loyalties and the upcoming county election.
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Trewaan
Horne
Mt Jaivers
Cma
Puriiy Housing Couns
Wine City
Stier
Cpus Chun Lu
Frederick City
Counly
Frederica Coutita
Focal
Lamineemen
Sricter
Nahun
Stexnaton
Uber
County residents debate water supply plans for 2025 growth
In a Leisure Tech session in Urbana, experts discussed absorbing county population growth by planning services and securing groundwater. Weaver noted rock types affect well yields, with limestone areas offering potential reservoirs while other rocks vary from good to poor. Next meeting at 520 North Market St. will hear local input and expert opinions.
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Baker
David Bork
On Leisure Tech
Urbana
Weaver
Leisure Tech
A. B. Cs
Catoctin
South Mountains
Middletown
Woodsboro
Sugarloaf Mountain
North Market St
Greek junta faces Cyprus crisis and shifting leadership
The Athens regime struggles over Cyprus and a coup toppled President Papadopoulos, with Clerides seen as potential Cypriot replacement. Evacuations from British bases continue as Geneva talks loom and a constitutional future for Cyprus remains uncertain.
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Henry Tascao
United States
Hetan Huaper
Britin
Cyprus
Tau Fours
Cararhanis
Pitehun
Seraphim
Phaedon Giamo
Eac
George Papadopoulo
Caramantis
Caramannis
Athens
Nicos Sampson
Glafcas Clerides
House of Representatives
Makarios
Clerides
Dhekelia
Akrotiri
Geneva
Court Continues Front Page A-1 on Presidential Contempt
The Supreme Court considered Sirica's contempt order on appeal, noting potential delays in review of presidential privilege. Chief Justice Burger said the issue could lead to protracted litigation, while Justice Douglas indicated the full opinion be read. Spectators formed a long line awaiting entry as the court prepared to convene.
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Presden
Argutemls
Sirica
William Douglas Yeistae
Supreme Court
Nickens Seeks Broad Support Despite Club Opposition
Nickens notes the Jeffersonian Democratic Club with 1,330 members cannot block general election gains, arguing the party can still elect road candidates and appeal to all voters. He urges the public to back candidates favorable to everyone.
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Vawat
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
Tim
Nickens
Fire Log Summary for Past 24 Hours
Fire calls reported through 10 am with 22-4333 and ARTE mentions. Ambulance activity shown as Emergency-5 Routine-? Jail population lists 43 males 3 females and 2 juveniles.
Assateague Pony Roundup Begins Today
Assateague Island ponies cross Assateague Bay to Chincoteague in a roundup that ends with Thursday’s auction. About 258 wild ponies are driven to a corral for sale to bidders, with proceeds supporting the Chincoteague Volunteer Fire Department. The yearly event also honors a chosen pony presented by the district congressman.
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Assateagle
Asateague Island
Chincoteague Island
Assateague
Virginia
Assateague Bay
About & Am
Chincoteague
Chicoteague
Knight Newspapers approves preliminary merger with Rider Publications
The Knight Newspapers board unanimously approves a preliminary agreement to merge with Rider Publications. The combined group will own 35 newspapers in a deal that would yield an approximate daily circulation of 3.6 million.
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Miami, Fla
Knight Newspapers Inc
Rider Publications Inc
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