Second American soldier charged with murder in Korea
In Seoul the Army charged a second American soldier with murder and opened a probe into a possible racial motive after shootings at a Camp Casey firing range left four soldiers dead and one wounded. Spec. 4 Archie R. Bell III, 21, is charged with four counts of murder and one of attempted murder. Pvt. Lacy M. Harrington, 19, is charged with the death of Sat. James M. Elliot, 24. Investigators pursue collusion questions as Bell undergoes psychiatric evaluation and Harrington remains confined at Camp Humphreys.
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Seoul
South Korea
Camp Casey
Archie R. Bell III
Long Branch
N.J
Army
Pvt
Lacy M. Harrington
Baltimore
Sat
James M. Elliot
Columbia
D.C
Harrington
Bell
Elliot
Israel Accuses Iraq of War Action and Possible Retaliation
The article notes Israel eyeing Iraq retaliation after a pre dawn strike and U S officials reviewing whether arms sales violated terms. Washington cites ongoing ties with Israel despite calls for embargoes, while a U N Security Council session on Iraq's aggression charge is anticipated.
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United States
Egypt
Raphael Eyton
Israel
Iraq
Washington
Reagan
Pentagon
Henry Catto
State Department
Arab League
Baghdad
Middle East
Saudi Arabia
U.N. Security Council
New York
Frederick county newspaper delivery rates overview
The item outlines daily publication excluding Sundays and holidays, with mailing and motor route rates. It notes a $3.25 monthly mail rate and a $2.55 monthly motor route or carrier rate, with production by Great Southern Printing & Nifg Co, PO Box 578, 200 East Patrick Frederick Maryland 21701.
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Loco
Great Southern Printing & Nifg. Co
Patrick Frederick
Maryland
Frederick
Myersville awards refuse removal contract and discusses town projects
Myersville Town Council awarded Miller's Refuse Removal Service of Middletown a $450 monthly contract for garbage disposal. The meeting debated a water supply pond on Wolfsville-Ley Road, with conservationist Owen C. Anangst noting site limits and a better pipe layout could boost flow. The council also reallocated funds from a $20,000 and $25,000 CD at 6 and 7 percent, splitting the $25,000 into $15,000 and $10,000 deposits and moving $10,000 from last year's surplus to street repairs and maintenance.
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Myersville
Miller
Middletown
Wolfsville-Ley Road
Howard E Woodward
Owen C. Anangst
Unangst
Unangast
Couse
John Brown
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MD Sale
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