Mandrell sisters sweep music awards in Nashville
Barbara Mandrell and sisters Louise and Irlene dominated the 18th Music City News Cover Awards at the Grand Ole Opry House. Barbara won female vocalist of the year and top musician, with Barbra Mandrell and the Mandrell Sisters named TV show of the year and top comedy act. Louise shared wins for most promising female vocalist, top comedy act, and top television. George Jones earned male vocalist of the year for He Stopped Loving Her Today, Tammy Wynette accepted. The Statler Brothers won top group for the 10th straight year and No 1 album for Tenth Anniversary.
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Music City News
Mins Mandrell
Mandrell Sisters
Louise
Irlene
Grand Ole Opry House
Barhara Mandrell
Louise Mandrell
Barbara
George Jones
Tammy Wynett
Statler Brothers
Don Reid
Thurmont firm faces tariff charges review by PSC
A short Public Service Commission of Maryland investigative meeting on Thurmont Municipal Light Co found the company has been charging rates aligned with its tariff. Albert P. Mentzel the PSC auditor testified about monthly fuel rate adjustments from October 1960 to March 1981 and noted spot checks on bills and power costs from Potomac Edison Co. The meeting, attended by town officials and two media reps, planned further hearings in mid July.
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Thurmont Municipal Light Company
PSC
Albert P. Mentzel
Thomas Dewberry
Mentzel
Tober
Potomac Edison Co
Thurmont
Richard K. May
le Blanc
Commuter rail fare hikes to take effect next month
State update shows B O system fares rising under new law to cover operating costs. Unlimited weekly Brunswick Washington rises to 31 dollars and monthly to 110. Rockville Washington weekly 18.50 and monthly 66. Washington Gaithersburg weekly 22 and monthly 77. Nancy Be Luse.
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Harry R
State Department of Transportation
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Odenton
Gaithersburg
Jessup
Washington
Union Station
Brunswick
Washington, D.C
Rockville
Nancy BE. Luse
County studies bridges to speed planned bus reroutes
Frederick County officials met to discuss weak bridge ratings that force rerouting for school buses and other large vehicles. engineers will explore decking upgrades and consulting help to raise load limits. board aims to decide by Thursday as it prepares for budget talks and public hearings on fiscal 1982 items.
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Frederick County
Galen R. Clagett
Lawrence W. Johnson
Division of Public Works
Ronald C. Linton
Johnson
Kennedy, Bode & Porter
Clagett
Board of Education
Lawrence E. Speelman
Israel links Iraq reactor raid to weapons plans
Israel carried out a strike on the Osirak reactor near Baghdad amid U.S. pressure on France to suspend the project. Iraqi officials accuse Israel of aggression while Israel says it acted to prevent nuclear capability. The attack drew wide international condemnation and raised fears of wider conflict.
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U.N. Security Council
United States
Soviet Union
France
Britain
Italy
Anwar Sadat
Imation Arab League
U.S. State Department
Washington
U.S
Begin
Reagan
Pierre Mauroy
Iraq
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State Department
Dean Fischer
Shimon Peres
Labor Party
Peres
Bagin
Agid
Batia Hendelamap
Syria
Lebanon
Tigris
Nhot
Saudi Arabia
Lone gunman robs Shipley's TV Store in Frederick Towne Mall
A lone gunman entered Shipley's TV Store at Frederick Towne Mall Monday evening and escaped with an undetermined amount of cash, two speakers, and an AM FM cassette player recorder.
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Shipley
Frederick Towne Mall
Reagan Talks Caribbean Policy Amid Broader Summit
An unofficial briefing notes Reagan and Mexican leaders discussed Caribbean turmoil without agreement. Topics included military aid to El Salvador’s junta, trade, energy, and illegal Mexican residents, with no concrete conclusions shared. Blood Drive announced at Moose Club on June 10. Police seek gunman described after Frederick robbery.
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Caribbean
U.S
Central America
Woodsboro Officials Address Park Vandalism Issue
Monday town meeting discussed vandalism at Woodboro park with shingles ripped from pavilions and other damage over months. Officials consider closing hours earlier and will seek sheriff protection and prosecute violators. Sewer plant work advances with completion expected by April 1, 1982.
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Woodboro
Sheriff's Department
Pew Lowo
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