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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1982

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Razing of Old P O Continues Amid City Dispute

Demolition at the Frederick post office site faced clashes over barricade permissions as Mayor Ronald N Young and Postal Service counsel clashed with police over street obstruction. Barricades were removed then repositioned with police guidance while workers proceeded with removing the granite front stone and placing boards along the sidewalk.

Frederick Ronald N. Young Postal Service William B. Neel Young Neel Frederick City Post City Af

States urged to raise drinking age to 21 nationwide

The NTSB mailed letters to 35 states urging a 21 year old drinking age citing alcohol related traffic deaths. Fifteen states already ban sales to under 21. Government data show over a third of last year's 25 000 alcohol related fatalities involved ages 16 to 24. James Burnett called it a national tragedy and scandal.

James Burnett NTSB

Japan and Norway vow to defy world whaling ban

Brighton England AP reports Japan and Norway, leading whaling nations, pledge to continue commercial hunts despite the International Whaling Commission vote to end all commercial hunting. Japan cites whale meat as part of the national diet while the decision follows a vote Friday.

Japan Norway Brighton England International Whaling Commission

First Haitian detainees freed by judge’s order at Krome

Seventeen Haitians, among the first freed under a judge s order, stepped out of the Krome Detention Center to cheers and hugs. Raoul Felix 42 said he could now see a horizon beyond the gates as families waved flowers and welcomed the group. The release marks the start of up to 1000 refugees freed under the same order, per Immigration and Naturalization Service officials.

Miami Raoul Felix Krome Avenue Detention Center New York State U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service Beverly McFarland

Hughes to consider jobless benefit changes in Maryland

Maryland Governor Hughes plans a meeting with labor officials and legislative leaders to discuss the loss of extended unemployment benefits and the potential need for a special session of the General Assembly. U S Senator Mathias agreed to arrange the talk early in the week.

Hughes Annapolis Vsions Maryland Oate General Assembly U. S. Sena Charles McC. Mathias

Local Briefs and Opinion Snippets Highlights

News-Poat writer Jey Pittman covers activities of the local Battered Spouse Program. Demet Larebrejeels investigates Tahar Secretary Ray Donovan at the Whine House. Asteruy Barrigna cautions the space race remains unresolved for the United States. David analyzes the colorful language of soda jerks. Murray Obderman surveys AT.

Jey Pittman Tother Demet

Special Traffic Enforcement Unit to patrol U.S. 15 in Maryland

Maryland State Police unit will patrol U S 15 from the Pennsylvania line to the Virginia line to curb fatal crashes and DWI offenders. Commanded by Tie Donald Bartels, the team works with Operation Spider and the local DWI program during late evening to early morning hours Tuesday through Saturday.

U.S. 15 Maryland Tie Donald Bartels Pennsylvania Virginia Tregoning U.S 15

PLO accuses Israel of sabotaging talks in Lebanon

The PLO blames Israeli air raids in west and south Beirut for undermining efforts to gain U.S. recognition. Israel says strikes target cease-fire violations by PLO and Syria. U.S. envoy Habib met Assad in Damascus while Syria demands Israel pull back siege forces as a condition for sanctuary talks.

PLO West Beirut U.S Reagan Saudi Arabia Syria Beirut Israel Palestine Liberation Organization United States Lebanon Yasser Arafat Mahmoud Labadi Associated Press West Labadi Washington Roger Edde Lebanon Movement State Department Edde A Department Arafat Hafez Assad Damascus SANA Assad

Conflicting testimony opens Cooper trial

The trial of Kevin Cooper opened after conflicting testimony about alcohol use at the time of a Christmas Eve head on collision that killed five members of a Clarksburg family. Witnesses differed on whether Cooper smelled of alcohol, while a waitress testified he drank nine beers in four hours. The case was moved from Carroll County to Talbot County to seek an unbiased jury.

Cooper Martha Proctor Clarksburg Maryland Neva Utz Deborah Glacken Carroll County Donald J. Gilmore Talbot County

Truck stop hearing slated Monday in new courthouse

The fate of a truck stop at New Market may be decided Monday in a court hearing before Montgomery County Judge David L. Cahoon in the new Frederick County Courthouse complex courtroom No 2. Atlee is Carden Investments plan to build a six acre site on Md 144 and Md 73 amid protests from New Market citizens and opposition from the Maryland Department of State Planning. About 350 residents have filed a protest petition while supporters say the stop serves a large community need and fits the neighborhood character.

New Market Montgomery County David L. Cahoon Frederick County Atleee Carden Investments MD. 144 MD. 73 Peyton Paul Phillips Concerned Citizens Maryland Department of State Planning Caréen

Iran may accept mediation amid war talks and clashes

Iran signaled openness to mediation only if terms follow its war ending conditions. Foreign Minister Musavi spoke after meeting with Ayatollah Khomeini, while both Iran and Iraq reported heavy fighting near Basra with each side claiming battlefield gains.

Mir Hussein Musavi Tehran Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini Iran Iraq Basra Iranian East

Weather outlook Western Maryland and Beaches Weekend Warmth

A weak front has moved south with showers, followed by sunshine. Western Maryland regions expect partly to mostly sunny, near 88 today, highs near 90 Sunday, mild nights. Ocean Beaches stay warm and humid with afternoon thundershowers likely, weekend highs in the 80s. Winds easterly today turning south Sunday, drying conditions improving.

Maryland Carroll Frederick Howard Montgomery Washington Ocean City

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