Allen Ludden Dies at 63 After Cancer Battle
Los Angeles AP reports Allen Ludden longtime host of Password and G E College Bowl died at 1 25 p m PDT at Good Samaritan Hospital surrounded by his wife Betty White He battled cancer diagnosed a year and a half ago culminating in a coma following a calcium imbalance Doctors confirmed cancer caused the death and noted Ludden had been in and out of hospital in recent months as he hoped for a TV return
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Los Angeles
Allen Ludden
Ludden
Betty White
Good Samaritan Hospital
Betty Sheller
Ms. Sheller
Larry Bloustein
Miss White
NBC
Southern California Gas Co
Bloustein
Taneytown swears in two re elected council members and a newcomer
Taneytown city council seated two re elected members Phyllis Singer and Gary Abrecht and welcomed David B. Reasner II as the new council member. Hemier resigned after 17 years for health reasons and area officials honored his service. The panel approved a $9322 radio system upgrade and opened bids for sanitary sewer work on Taney Drive with Conewago Contractors the apparent low bidder. A special meeting set for June 15 will finalize bids and discuss the radio project.
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Taneytown
Phyllis Singer
Henry I. Reindollar
Gary W. Abrecht
David B. Reasner II
George R. Hemier
Hemier
Marvin E. Flickinger
Hemler
Reindollar
Reasner
Reusner
Mills Communications
Hampstead
Bruce W. Moore
Moore
Federal Communications Commission
G. Melvin Mills
Mills
Taney Drive
Conewago Contractors Inc
Hanover
Maitland Brothers
Littlestown
MontCo College Summer Session Starts June 15
Montgomery College will begin its summer session Monday June 15 with about 4 500 expected registrations. Regular registration ends June 11, late registration runs through June 19 with an added fee. Classes occur at Rockville and Takoma Park campuses not Germantown. summer ends July 31, with some courses finishing as early as July 7 11 or 24.
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Montgomery College
Rockville
Takoma Park
Germantown
Falcon Fidelity falcon saves fall and returns to perch
A peregrine falcon survived a 33 story fall from an aerie on a Baltimore building. A security guard nearly boxed the stunned bird but a rescuer released it back to its perch. The falcon, raised by Scarlett in 1978, was returned to the USF&G tower where it was spotted earlier.
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Baltimore
Fidelity and Guaranty
Paw M. Breidenbaugh
Maryland Wildlife Federation
Breidenbaugh
Falcon
Scarlett
Usf&g
New Market Faces Truck Stop Clash Over Zoning
Residents of New Market oppose Cardon Oils plan for a truck stop, citing safety and aesthetics as major concerns. The zoning board upheld an earlier ruling. an appeal is expected with a $3,000 war chest for legal fees. The case could move to Maryland courts, while a WWI end marker notes Armistice Day observances.
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Cardon
Oil Company
Lowndes
Zoning Board
New Market
Winchester Hall
Tyne
Franklin Shaw
Horace Kimball
Kimbal
Kimball
Burgee
Glenn F. Browning
Cline
Zoning Appeals Panel
Maryland Court of Special Appeals
Court of Appeals
Annapolis
U.S. Mexico weigh steps on regional development plan
United States and Mexico move toward a multilateral development program for Central America despite deep disagreements over regional turmoil. Mexican President Lopez Portillo seeks no military aid or Soviet containment role and says no country should be excluded. Castaneda notes Venezuela and Canada may join, and Reagan and Lopez Portillo end their summit with unusually warm ties.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
Central America
Jorge Castaneda
Reagan
Jose Lopez Portillo
Lopez Portillo
Castaneda
Venezuela
Canada
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Christian Sor
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Diane von Furstenburg
Geoffrey Beene
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Thomas Johnson Dr
MontCo College
Columbus
Isabella
Frederick County
Philip Wennblom
Tla.m
Compiegne
France
TRA & Keogh
IRS
PSL
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
Hagerstown, Maryland
Family Financial Center
Rosemont
Frederick
U.S., Mexico
Frederick Towne Mall
Jcpenney
Shipley’s
Fanny Farmer
Charlie's
Bell's Men's
Ford Shoes
Frederick, Md
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