Photographer charged in Atlanta killings amid linked fibers
In Atlanta a 23-year-old freelance photographer Wayne Williams was charged with one count of criminal homicide in the death of Nathaniel Cater. Evidence includes fibers matched to his home. Williams was jailed since Sunday awaiting a preliminary hearing. This marks the first charge in the series of killings of 28 youths.
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Atlanta
Public Safety
Lee Brown
Fulton County
Williams
Nathaniel Cater
Chattahoochee River
Air traffic controllers avert nationwide strike
A nationwide strike by air traffic controllers was averted after all night negotiations yielded a tentative contract settlement hours before a 7 a.m. EDT deadline. The agreement, announced by PATCO and confirmed by the FAA, ends fears of widespread grounding and major economic impact while details await ratification by 14,600 controllers and Congress.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
Congress
Transportation
Drew Lewis
Robert Poli
Ing
FAA
J.lyon Helms
Chicago
Los Angeles
NAACP vows action over Klan threats in Maryland
NAACP leaders halted fear by outlining steps to report threats from the KKK and to press state and federal officials for action. They warned against political sympathy with the Klan and announced possible federal court action over discriminatory state employment practices.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Nathaniel Smith
Ideal Holiday Inn
Wivian Robertson
KXK
Frederick County
KKK
Robertson
Lord Nickens
EEK
Smith
State Teacher's Association
Maryland
Frederick City
Nickens
Robert Yinger
Yinger
KEK
Wind and Rain Wreak Damage Across Frederick County
High winds and heavy rain caused outages across Frederick County leaving homes without power or telephone service. The Honocacy River rose to the top of its banks while gardens suffered damage to tomatoes and potatoes. Potomac Edison and C&P Telephone crews worked through Sunday night and Monday to restore service with most restored by Tuesday afternoon.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Honocacy
Raymond L. Sandower
Potomac Edison
C&p
Walter Bell
Bell
Virginia Cha Wins 1982 Frederick County Junior Miss
Virginia Cha was crowned 1982 Frederick County Junior Miss at the Weinberg Center after thirteen area high school nominees showcased talent, poise, and scholarship. Kimberly Ann Kessler and Maureen Anne Madey placed as runners-up. Cha will advance to state competition and pursue a Yale law career, while Lisa Grimes shared memories of her Junior Miss year.
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Virginia Cha
Frederick County
Weinberg Center
Cha
Kimberly Ann Kessler
Singanore High School
Maureen Anne Madey
Brunswick High School
Rumners-Up
Maureen Madey
Kimberly Kessler
Rebecca Olpin
Kimberley Bell
America
Cba
Yale
Lisa Grimes
Lisa
University of South Alabama
Brunswick
Sam Bulfer
William Cha
Frederick
Gov Thomas Johnson High School
Virginia
Mrs. Charlotte Baker King dies at 219 W Lanvale St Baltimore
Mrs Charlotte Baker King widow of Dr John Theodore King Jr dies at her Baltimore residence on June 21. Born in Frederick March 21 1891 she graduated Hood College 1910 and received the first Hood alumna award in 1989. She supported city projects including lighting Frederick spires and charitable drives such as Blankets for Other Baltimorians and founding Johns Hopkins hospital staff nursery school.
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Charlotte Baker
W. Lanvale St
Baltimore
Frederick
John Theodore King Jr
Walter Reed Hospital
Bethesda
Johns Hopkins University
King
Joseph D
Virginia Markell Baker
Baker Park
Keowped
Sirs. King
E Peabody
Seattiman
Wexter Center
Washington Street
Johns Bopkiss Hospital
Washington Roundup: Tobacco ads over warnings and policy
Columnists discuss tobacco industry campaigns to undermine government health warnings, a fix-it guide for classic car restoration, Reagan tax victory reactions, and criticism of the Conrail sale plan. Also a fashion note on summer outfits.
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Washington-Merry-Go-Round
Jack Anderson
Seesoone
America
Judy Remilton
al Reining
Steven Becker
Reagan
Don Byrne
Drew Lewis
Department of Transportaion
Robert Iantheie
Conrail
News/Post
Martta
ExMSD athletic director James Behrens dies at 80
James H Behrens longtime Maryland School for the Deaf athletic director and coach died at his Union Bridge home aged 80 after 29 years at the school He was a hall of fame inductee in 1872 and mentored handicapped youth His survivors include his wife Mamie and daughter Christine Selby.
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MSD
James Behrens
Maryland School For the Deaf
Frederick
James Henry Behrens
Thomas
Mr. Behrens
Union Bridge United Methodist Church
National
Fraternal Society of the Deaf
Division
Baltimore Silent Oriole Club
VFW Union
Memorial
Union Bridge
Behrens
Carroll County
Frederick County
Carroll County Old Timers Baseball Asso
American Association of Deaf Athletes Hall of Fame
Mamie Cranmer Behrens
Christine Selby
Low Raymond Selby
Mary “Mamie” Riingmeyer
Weather Outlook With Mild Thunderpossible Tonight
Slight chance of thunderstorms tonight with low around 60s. Tuesday becomes less humid with partly cloudy skies and highs in the 80s. Rain chances 20 percent tonight and 10 percent Tuesday, winds northwest 5 to 10 mph. Also a stray historical note references Napoleon Bonaparte and 1768 1821.
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Tran
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Tan Khomeini
Islamic Republic of Iran
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Rome
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Pontiff
Emilio Tresalti
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Tresalti
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Annapolis
James Porter
John Robert Culle
Myersville
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Silver Spring
Brry Thieme Jr
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George Dorsey
Independent Postal Rate Commission
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New York City
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News-Post
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Virginia Cha Cops
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