Iran Earthquake Toll Tops Two Thousand In NW Regions
An early morning 7.3 magnitude quake devastated Iran with about 1,900 killed and nearly 5,000 injured. Aftershocks followed as landslides blocked roads. rescue teams and Red Crescent launched extensive relief efforts across Zanjan and Gilan provinces near the Caspian Sea.
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Iran
Nicosia
Cyprus
Geophysics Center
Tehran University
U.S. Geological Survey
Tehran
Islamic Republic
IRNA
Caspian Sea
Soviet Republic
Azerbaijan
Baku
Tassaid the Temblor
Zanjan
Gilan
Ab-Dar
Qazvin
Interior Ministry
Red Crescent
Hashemi Rafsanjani
Germans Move Toward Unification Amid East West Treaty Vote
In Bonn authorities report East Germany backed the Staatsvertrag by 302 to 82 with one abstention, a key step toward unification. West Germany urged swift passage of the economic treaty as Kohl framed unity as the clear path, while East German lawmakers limited land claims and urged Polish border guarantees.
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Bonn
West Germany
East Germany
Volkskammer
Staatsvertrag
Germany
Poland
Tnlent
Helmut Kohl
Kohl
FCC board approves budget with 10.5 percent tuition rise
Frederick Community College adopts a 10.5 percent tuition increase as part of a 17.4 percent larger next year budget totaling 10.3 million dollars. The plan includes a 6.5 percent salary hike for staff and facilities and cites enrollment growth driving higher costs. President Betts notes fall enrollment already 34.3 percent above last year.
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Frederick Community College Board of Trustees
FCC
Martin A. Crabbs
Crabbs
Lee J. Betts
Delays in band shell push back city summer concerts
The two week lag in Baker Park band shell construction cancels the 18th annual Sunday evening concert series for July and August. Musicians backed out of contracts as delays grew, with attempts to finish by mid July and a temporary stage planned for July Fourth.
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Baker Park
Shell
Joy Gurley
Bruchey Builders
Band Shell
Gary D. Baker
Baker Architects
Baker
Mr. Baker
Cine
Ms. Gurley
CIP
Angel
Camp Sunrise Helps Two Maryland Boys Win Summer Fun
The Maryland Chapter American Cancer Society runs Camp Sunrise at Camp Glyndon and Chesapeake Center Camps for Aug 19 25. Alex Thew eight Frederick and Will Clements seven Brunswick, both cancer survivors, plan to attend again, enjoying activities like swimming, horses, archery, and crafts while supported by medical staff.
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Alex Thew
Frederick
William Clements
Brunswick
Maryland
American Cancer Society
Camp Sunrise
Camp Glyndon
Baltimore County
Alex
Will
The
Cancer Society
Bernadine Trout Seeks Frederick County Register of Wills
Bernadine E Trout building manager at the Frederick County Courthouse filed Wednesday as a Democrat to run for Frederick County Register of Wills. A Parkland Place resident, 48, she has no prior political office experience and cites serving citizens as a reward in the role. She previously led the Gladetowne Condominium Association for three years and has two children and a granddaughter.
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Register of Wills
Bernadine E. Trout
Frederick County
Frederick County Register of Wills
Ms. Trout
Parkland Place
Frederick
Brunswick Dominates Frederick In 6 1 Victory
Western Maryland weather note charts a hot day with near 90 highs and cooler nights. Art Arthur Stull earns praise for a picture perfect garden as Brunswick uses a shaky start by Frederick to seize a 6-1 American Legion win in D-1 play.
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Maryland
Arthur Stull
Brunswick
Frederick
American Legion
Page
Mandela in New York Heartened by World Tour Welcome
Nelson Mandela's U S visit drew massive crowds as he urged continued pressure against apartheid. He proclaimed aparthe id is doomed and South Africa shall be free, while meeting Jesse Jackson and attending events from Gracie Mansion to Yankee Stadium. The 12 day schedule includes Harlem rallies and charity concerts.
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South Africa
Mandela
New York
Broadway
Mr. Mandela
Gracie Mansion
Carl Schurz
East River
Jesse Jackson
Riverside Church
Mr Jackson
Harlem
Yankee Stadium
Queens
Brooklyn
Lower Manhattan
Hs Homeland
U.S
William Moore seeks Frederick County Democratic Central Committee
William L. Moore a 49 year old Frederick High School teacher filed his candidacy for the Frederick County Democratic Central Committee. He emphasizes education as his main issue and aims to boost citizen participation and communication with officials to solve social problems through education programs. He previously ran for county commissioner four years ago and holds leadership roles in local education and service groups. He is married with three children.
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William L. Moore
Frederick High School
Frederick County
Democratic Central Committee
Moore
Central Committee
Frederick County Teachers’ Association
Frederick Evening Sertoma Club
81 John’s School
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FCC Board
Christina Barnes
News-Post
Bill Green
Brenda Thew
Siobhan Clements
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Inside the News
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Nelson Mandela
United States
William Moore
Democrat
P.J. Shuey
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