ABC News ordered to reveal informant name in taped visit
Federal judge in Alexandria ordered ABC News to disclose the informant’s name who said journalists were secretly taped at the U.S. Marshals' HQ in Virginia. The network must provide three original tapes for testing while the producer cites a high-ranking marshals official as the source.
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Seedy thuae saegle
Inside The News BOR presents a fragmentary quote attributed to Oscar Wilde, noted as from the Insh born writer 1856 to 1900. The line reads Always forgive your enemies. Nothing annoys them 50 much. The source appears garbled and not verifiable.
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Familiar architect Bob May on accessible buildings
Joy Pittman Gurley interviews architect Bob May who emphasizes handicap accessible design in modern buildings. Jonathan Flora reports on a family choosing the country life by moving to a log home. Area real estate agents hear crime prevention tips from state police spokesmen.
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Pleasant East Coast Weather Holds Through Monday
A high pressure system along the East Coast remains nearly stationary delivering pleasant early summer weather through Monday. In Western Maryland expect sunny warm days with highs in the low 80s and nights around the upper 50s, while the Maryland mountains stay sunny with upper 70s highs. Ocean City sees fair skies in the 70s and southeast winds 5 to 10 mph, with drying conditions excellent through Monday.
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Protest continues over I-70 relocation plan in Maryland
Measured by local protests as the 3.85 mile I-70 relocation project moves toward a late winter start. State Highway Administration engineer Carl E. Raith cites a 40 million dollar cost burden with 90 percent federal funding and 10 percent state share. The plan adds overpasses at Quinn Road Linganore Road and Shull Lane, dual bridges over the Monocacy, and an interchange at Jamestown Road and East Patrick Street. Emergency changes to Meadow Road and a relocated Jug Bridge are included. About 32 properties could be affected with varied compensation disputes and potential litigation and condemnation. Residents express concern over losing substantial property and the viability of Plan B versus Plan A adopted in 1972.
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Fire damages Spring Works plant on Reichs Ford Road
A Friday fire at the Frederick Spring Works on Reichs Ford Road caused moderate structural and electrical damage with equipment loss, but no injuries. Fire crews from Independent and Urbana units, New Market, and cascade teams arrived after a small jail trash fire was addressed, with the cause deemed accidental due to hot metal on a cooling tank.
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City officials probe report of fowl play at Baker Park
Frederick officials investigate after May witnessing city parks workers allegedly chased and roughed a mother duck and five ducklings at Baker Park near Culler Lake. Humane Society demands details as witnesses describe a van taking the ducks away.
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Beirut car bomb near Israeli patrol in Khalde
A car bomb exploded near an Israeli patrol south of Beirut injuring unspecified casualties as a Marine convoy passed the Khalde coast road. Marines with the multinational force reported windows rattled and the blast occurred near the U S Maine contingent position. Israeli and Lebanese casualties were not yet confirmed. Guerrilla attacks continued in Sidon and Tyre areas with no reported injuries to Israeli positions. Arafat met Kuwait's ruler to seek unity among Palestinian factions amid reported mutiny concerns.
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Inspector Mossburg Retires After 30 Years in Frederick Police
Inspector Paul W. Mossburg, chief of Frederick's Police Criminal Investigation Unit, retires after 30 years in the department. He rose from police officer to chief detective, remembered for his 1940s shooting incident and his two months in hospital. Born November 1926 on a Frederick County farm, he served in the US Army in 1951 before resuming his policing career.
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