Royal baby remains nameless
London AP report says Britain's newborn prince has no name yet as press clash with Princess Anne over perceived jealousy continues. Buckingham Palace declined details while Charles and Diana enjoy the Kensington nursery. Anne’s remarks draw mixed reactions from UK papers and editors in London.
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Princess Diana
Times of London
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New Mexico
Princess of Wales
Michael Shea
The
Daily Express
Daily Mirror
Supreme Court grants Nixon absolute immunity from damages
The Supreme Court rules former President Nixon cannot be sued for official acts, affirming absolute immunity from damages in a dispute over the alleged firing of Air Force civilian worker A Ernest Fitzgerald. Fitzgerald had claimed violations of free speech and congressional access, receiving $142,000 in a settlement to drop the case.
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Supreme Court Today
Nixon
Pentagon
Sun
Air Force
A. Ernest Fitzgerald
Supreme Court
United States
Lewis F. Powell
McFowell
Fitzgerald
Congress
Lawsuit dispute over Lake Singarone development group issues
Henry says the UPO and its supporters formed a corporation solely for the lawsuit to hide behind it and that the counter suit aims to set facts straight. He claims most damages, if awarded, would go to the Lake Singapore Association and seeks a quick court date to end the matter.
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UPO
Lake Singanore
LLA
Association
Lake Singapore
Corbin
UPO suit dominates LLA directors meeting notes
The Lake Lingapore Association Inc. discusses the United Property Owners suit at its monthly board meeting. Residents raise concerns about charcoal shortages in the pool area and board communication. A county liaison contract officer on water and sewer matters is chosen and the remsuit is noted briefly before executive session.
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UPO
Board of Directors
Goldy
Israel-Lebanon Clash Sparks Cabinet Debate on Invasion
Israeli forces report heavy fighting with Lebanese guerrillas amid mounting casualties. Seven soldiers killed, 95 wounded in Lebanon clashes as Israel weighs invading west Beirut where 8000 PLO guerrillas are entrenched. US warns Americans to flee Beirut. protests erupt outside Parliament in Jerusalem demanding an end to the invasion.
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Lebanon
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West Beirut
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Walkersville Meeting Approves Local Projects and Park Plans
Frederick County approves street sweeping at 581.28 per street, second highest bid on the Creamery property, road shoulder leveling on Crum Road, and 31125 for tennis courts and a pavilion at the community park under the states Program Open Space. Commissioner Edward Kerns notes approval and appeals board involvement.
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Frederick County
Walkersville
Appeals Board
Crum Road
Edward Kerns
Trout laid to rest after lifelong service and community roles
Charles H. Trout, son of the late Charles H. and Cora E. Trout, active in Walkersville United Methodist Church and Walkersville Volunteer Fire Co. He served as honorary lifetime president of the Frederick County Auctioneers Association Inc. and was a WWI Army veteran. Survived by son James G. Trout, daughter M Elizabeth Trout, sister Abigail Smith, two granddaughters, and many nieces and nephews. Memorials may be sent to Walkersville United Methodist Church Building Fund.
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Trout
Charles H
Cora E. Anders Trout
Walkersville
PEPCO faces possible first strike in its history
PEPCO may face its first strike after 3,500 workers in Local 1900 of the IBEW authorized a strike if talks fail. Mediation continues under Federal mediators with a 12 hour notice pact to avoid a walkout. Company plans include running non union supervised plants and preserving essential services if a strike occurs.
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Potomac Electric Power Company
PEPCO
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
IBEW
Brian Flores
Charles Scott
J.J. Yount
News-Post
Dickerson
Grapevine
Montgomery County
Nancy Moses
Joe Walsh
Fire log report from Sabidosville area incidents
Fire alarms in the past day include a 11:29 p.m. auto fire on County 1-270 north of Md. 85 in the southbound lane. A field fire occurred at 8 a.m. near Monocacy River. Urbana area responded with ambulances. emergencies numbered five and routine calls three. Jail population lists 72 males and 3 females.
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Sabidosville
Monocacy River
Urbana
Ethylene Comes From Gas in Plastics Industry
Ethylene, the largest-volume raw material for plastics in the United States, is produced from refinery gas, liquified petroleum gases, or liquid hydrocarbons according to Philips Chemical. The report notes ethylene's central role in plastics manufacturing and outlines the feedstocks used to produce it.
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United States
Philips Chemical
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