Early warning saved thousands near Teton Dam collapse
Idaho officials said advance notice helped thousands flee as the 307 foot Teton earthen dam failed, killing six, injuring about 120 and leaving 135 missing. Gov. Andrus toured the flood zone while crews pursued cleanup. Federal and state agencies assessed damages to hundreds of homes and farms across four counties.
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Bonneville
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U.S. Commissioner of Reclamation
Gilbert G. Stamm
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Three key primaries shape final marathon vote
Tuesday's primaries in California New Jersey and Ohio award 671 delegate votes as presidential hopefuls rush last minute pitches. Ford and Reagan campaign in Ohio and California while Carter Udall and Church press for Democratic support amid a crowded field and lingering ambivalence.
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Georgia
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Hays signals possible pause as House panel chief
In Hays Ohio remarks amid payroll sex scandal reports he may step aside as House Administration Committee chair temporarily while investigations proceed. He also criticized Tip O Neill calling him an enemy and refused to attend a Democratic caucus.
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Air attack hits Beirut as Syrian tanks advance
Jets rocked Beirut with rockets and strafing amid claims of Syrian ground advances from east Lebanon. Reports spoke of Syrian and Lebanese air force jets, Palestinian guerrillas, and clashes around the capital. Casualty figures varied and verification was unclear as the fighting spilled into Moslem and Christian sectors.
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Frederick County Flags Arrive for County Bicentennial
Frederick County receives its new flag design by James Pearl after a countywide contest. Mac Magaha presents the banner to County Commissioners at Winchester Hall, with a third flag to be displayed in Baltimore. Nylon county flags sell for 20 dollars through the Bicentennial office or Schifferstadt.
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Paul Crum
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War Memorial
Baltimore
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Francis Scott Key
Mt. Olivet
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Peart
Schifferstadt
County appoints nine member conflict of interest study panel
County Commissioners voted 3-2 to approve a nine member panel to study conflict of interest in county government and to make recommendations to the board. The panel includes Burkittsville Mayor Lawrence Way, W. Milner Roberts, Corene Bowlus, Fred Bower, and others.
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Sterling E. Bollinger
Lawrence Way
Burkittsville
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COG
Betty Floyd
League of Women Voters
Frederick
W. Milner Roberts
Corene Bowlus
Republican State Centeral Committee
Fred Bower
Democratic State Central Committee
Joseph Zengerle
Charles E. Higgenbotham
Theodore Ward
Austin P. Renn
Paul L. Crum
Ballinger
Edgar C. Wirts Jr
Quake Shakes Mexico City Slashing Skyscrapers
A quake lasting over a minute rattled Mexico City with tall buildings swaying while authorities reported no immediate information on casualties or damage.
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Mexico
Kissinger Tours Latin America Reported
Inside The News notes Kissinger tours Latin America with coverage of regional visits. Weather brief mentions partly cloudy warm conditions in AZ with highs in the 80s and cooler nights. Market update shows Dow Jones down in early trading amid persistent rate hike concerns.
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Sunny dry weather predicted for Frederick area
Weather outlook shows warm dry conditions in Frederick through Wednesday after a wet Sunday. Rain was heaviest in Wolfsville with pea sized hail. Frederick City reported 0.1 inch and 67 degrees at 8 p.m. Winds southwest 3 mph, barometer 30.3. Temperatures later in the week rise to the 70s then fall, with only a 10 percent chance of rain through Tuesday.
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Myersville
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Damascus
Richard Schwerdt
Emmitsburg
Paul Beale
Westminster
Hagerstown
Bell History Weekend planned in Frederck County events listed
Preparations are underway for the ninth annual Bell and History Weekend in Frederck County on June 26 27 led by tourism director Soma G Maher The rededication of the Hessian Barracks at 1 pm on June 27 is a highlight with bells drums muskets and period costumes saluting the opening of the Historical Museum in one of the nation's oldest revolutionary buildings.
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