One Suspect Tied to Midwest Pipe Bomb Spree
Milwaukee detectives link 18 homemade bombs across three Midwest states to a single maker after analysis of a third device. Some notes claimed a Gay Strike Force though officials and groups deny any such entity. A Milwaukee blast injures a trash collector. all bombs sent to ATF lab in Washington for analysis.
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New Englanders Return Home From Floods Despite Storms
Thousands displaced by a week of heavy rainfall and swelling rivers began to return home as skies cleared. A nationwide storm system that killed 18 earlier moved out to sea while volunteers in the West stacked sandbags to shield homes and farms from melting snow. In Connecticut, the Connecticut and Housatonic rivers forced evacuations in Middletown and New Milford, 23 state roads remained closed, and 244 National Guardsmen stayed on duty in flood zones.
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North Korea joins Olympic boycott list
North Korea said it would not send a team to the Los Angeles Games. KCNA reported the DPRK Olympic Committee announced on June 2 that it would skip the 23rd Olympiad, following a failed North South talks on a joint team.
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First day of largest nurses strike quiet in Minneapolis
The first day of the largest nurses strike in U.S. history passed quietly at 15 Twin Cities hospitals with reduced operations and no major problems. About 5,950 registered nurses represented by the Minnesota Nurses Association walked out at 6:30 a.m. on Friday, with picket lines at twelve Minneapolis hospitals, three in St. Paul and three suburban centers.
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Reagan thanks Irish for U.S. ties and heritage
President Reagan praised Irish immigrants for shaping the United States and thanked Ireland for its contribution to American life. In prepared remarks at University College Galway he outlined close ties during a European stop that includes a visit to Ballyporeen, amid anticipated antiwar demonstrations.
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Active tide of music teacher Mildred Trevvett profiled
Mary Fouche reports on Mildred Trevvett, a dedicated music teacher whose dynamic approach shapes students at local schools. The profile highlights her teaching methods, community involvement, and lasting influence on young musicians.
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Pleasant late spring weather grips the region this weekend
A high pressure system over the eastern United States brings very pleasant conditions through the weekend. Western Maryland counties expect mainly sunny and warmer days with highs in the 75 to 90 range, while Ocean City sees similar sun and warm temps and light winds. Maryland mountains stay mostly sunny then partly cloudy with a brief shower possible Sunday, highs mainly in the 70s. Temperatures yesterday ranged from the 50s in Oakland to the mid 70s in Frederick and Westminster.
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Maryland 350th Parade Marks Frederick County Celebration
Frederick celebrates Maryland’s 350th anniversary with a downtown Frederick parade of about 90 units, six bands, and antique cars. The fairgrounds host exhibits, a jousting event, and a 1 pm ceremony with State Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein and local delegates as weather remains mild.
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Iran hints at possible settlement in long war
Iran signals openness to diplomacy over the 44 month Iran Iraq war while warning of attacks on U.S. bases if Washington intervenes. Foreign ministers welcomed UN Security Council action demanding Iran halt tanker attacks though Iraqi strikes were not mentioned. Rafsanjani spoke of preventing catastrophe through talks, signaling first conciliatory note since the war began. Turkey dismisses peace terms, saying Iran not ready for talks and Iraq remains aggressor.
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Death row escapee abducts taxi driver and crews at large
Police chased six escaped Virginia death row inmates including Lem Davis Tuggle Jr. after a Durham taxi driver was forced to drive about 100 miles to Spencer before being released. Two escapees were captured. one remains at large as over 200 officers search.
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Emergency aid funds aid Frederick County families in need
Several programs funded by state federal and county governments provide emergency money for rent utilities and burial costs in Frederick County. MEAP runs Sept through March with a potential second grant if an additional emergency arises. Pyramiding of resources is used when a single grant does not cover the full need.
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