Clothing workers await word on contract talks in New York
Frederick and Brunswick plants facing a stalled pact as Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Union members, including 110 at Meguésta Mills, await updates after a contract expiry at 12:01 a.m. Saturday. Reports conflicted on Monday’s plan while other ILGWU affiliates sign three-year deals with outerwear firms.
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H.L. Hartz & Sons Inc
Frederick
Mequesta Mills
Brunswick
New York
Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Union
Meguésta Mills
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Jay Mazur
Soldier's drinking questioned as cause for murder trial
Attorney reports West Germany trip found Army neglect in treating Pvt Todd A. Dock's alcohol problem. Dock, 19, was convicted last November for the June 12 1964 stabbing of a West German taxi driver near Giessen. He awaits execution at Fort Leavenworth as the sole U.S. military death row inmate. Authorities dispute the claim, noting an Army Inspector General letter denied a link to prior discipline.
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Pvt
Todd A. Dock
West Germany
U.S. Army
Dock
U.S
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Claus Englehardt
Giessen
Butzbach
3Rd
U.S. Armored Division
William Schaeffer
Army
Col
Richard Singleton
Fort Knox
Ken
Schaeffer
Singleton
Col. Singleton
Gerald Stewart enters race for Frederick Board of Aldermen
Gerald M. Stewart 32 of 181 Greenway Drive filed Friday as the first Democrat seeking a seat on Frederick's Board of Aldermen. He chairs the Mondale Ferraro campaign publicity in Frederick County and heads the Protective Services Department at the National Cancer Institute facility. He holds a politics master's from Hood College and sits on Frederick County United Democrats board, with Clay B. Wolfe as chairman. Steve Cohen aids finance, Martha Polkey handles publicity, and Carol Stewart serves as treasurer. Stewart and his wife reside in Willowcrest.
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Frederick
Gerald M. Stewart
Greenway Drive
Mondale-Ferraro
Frederick County
Stewart
National Cancer Institute
Frederick Research
Hood Colege
United Democrats
Clay B. Wolfe
Steve Cohen
Carol Stewart
Martha Polkey
Willowcrest
Weather and sports notes from the day
Sunny Sunday with rain possible by Monday as the national map highlights focal details. Donnie Hammond shoots a 74 to make the Kemper Open cut at Congressional Country Club. Mary Mills chats with Ruby Williams, who earns her high school diploma at 65. A quirky profile on space ambitions follows.
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Donnie Hammond
Congressional Country Club
Mary Mills
Ruby Williams
Tornado Toll Grows Across Pennsylvania Ohio and Ontario
A massive storm system spawned tornadoes across western and central Pennsylvania killing dozens and injuring hundreds. In Ohio tornadoes killed at least ten, including eight in Niles where a 30 mile path wiped out blocks. Ontario and Michigan fatalities followed as governors urged safety measures.
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Pennsylvania
Great Lakes
Pennsyvania
Ohio
Niles
Betty Pomp
Ontario
Canada
Lansing
Mich
Dick Thornburgh
Richard Celeste
Mobi
Enterprise Foundation aims to cut housing costs 20 to 40 percent
The Enterprise Foundation led by Frederick native Ed Quinn seeks to revitalize poor urban neighborhoods through affordable rehabilitation. Working in 34 areas across 20 cities the group targets very low income residents, builds or rehabilitates homes, and funds job, health, and education initiatives.
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Ellicott City
Frederick
The
Enterprise Foundation
James Rouse
Ed Quinn
Rockwell Terrace
Foundation
United States
Baltimore
Maryland
Howard County
Washington, D.C
Quinn
Rouse
Jubilee Housing
Jullee Housing
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