Eastalco workers protest PE rate increase hearing
Eastalco Aluminum employees and union leaders urged the Public Service Commission to reject Potomac Edison's request for a 15 percent rate hike, warning higher electricity costs could trigger more layoffs at the Buckeystown plant. They noted the plant already faces cuts, has stockpiled aluminum, and has operated without raises for four years.
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Eastalco Aluminum Company
Potomac Edison
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Robert Easterday
United Steelworkers of America
Eastalco Aluminum Samnony
Burkevstemn
Easterday
Eastalco
Eastaleo
Public Service Commission
Frederick
Seamus Clancy
Eustalco
Ireland
Buckeystown
Clacy
Public Service
Calude Ligon
Libyan aide subpoenas records in assassination plot inquiry
A Washington lawyer for the Libyan government submitted subpoenaed office records to a federal grand jury in Alexandria as it probes an alleged Libyan assassination plot in the United States. The lawyer and a co-defendant appeared briefly, declined to discuss specifics, and said investigators were not baring confidential exchanges.
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Alexandria
Washington
United States
Muammar Promsonl
Denk Ue
Stewee Akten Ayarava de Cumee
Shadyac
Philadelphia
U.S
FBI
Miss Maryland Pageant Preview Highlights Local Talent
Gail Cisana previews Saturday's Miss Maryland pageant, outlining contestants, event details, and local interest as entertainment coverage. The piece notes fundraising efforts by a dance group supporting the World Games for the Deaf, reflecting community engagement in the arts and sports.
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David Brows
Tella
Gail Cisana
Maryland
Ailing hostages may be freed in Lebanon
Shiite Amal militia leaders weighed releasing two of the 40 American hostages from the hijacked TWA jetliner in Beirut for medical treatment. Jimmy Dell Palmer of Little Rock and Claude Whitmeyer of Severn were singled out as possibly being brought to the United States for care. The group held the others at various Beirut locations after the Athens to Rome flight hijack.
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Heeirat
Lebanon
TWA
Amal
Jimmy Dell Palmer
Little Rock
Ark
Palmer
Beirut
Claude Whitmeyer
Severn
Whitmeyer
Trans World Airlines
Athens
Rome
U.S. Navy
Robert Dean Stethem
Waldorf
Arlington National Cemetery
Nabih Berri
CBS
United States
Berri
Dan Rather
Dream Comes True for Jeanne Bussard Training Workshop
A groundbreaking ceremony marks the start of the Jeanne Bussard Training Workshop project on the Loats farm off South Market Street in Frederick. Dignitaries, donors and families celebrate a $200,000 state grant in honor of Sen Edward P. Thomas Jr and reflect on rapid progress from a Taj Mahal inspired sketch to a 24,000 square foot single story facility with 10,000 square feet for offices and classrooms and the rest for production.
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Jeanne Bussard
South Market Street
Frederick
Ware Woodw Tn Hearingnildind
Rand D. Weinberg
Edward P. Thomas Jr
Weinberg
Jerry Koons
Taj Mahal
South Street
C. Lease Bussard
Jeanne Helen Lockard
W. Phillip Fogarty
Leats Foundation
Donald C. Linton
Laser beam tracks shuttle in Star Wars test
Cape Canaveral report says a bluish green four watt laser tracked the Discovery shuttle 220 miles up at 17,400 mph, with astronaut John Fabian saying the target was in sight. The beam bounced from a Hawaii mirror atop Mount Haleakala and returned heat to ground stations as data is collected on beam diffusion and tracking accuracy.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Hawaii
Discovery
Reagan
Air Force
John Fabian
Mission Control
Mount Haleakala
Mani
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Severn, Md
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