Storm Damage Across Frederick Area Darkens Night
A prolonged storm caused widespread power outages and chaos across Frederick County. Crews from Virginia aided local crews as 10,000 residents lost electricity, downed wires and fallen trees disrupted roads, with 15 hot wires and multiple house fires reported. Weather centers logged gusts up to 71 mph, while two injuries occurred in Baltimore and a pilot was injured at Glenn Martin State Airport. A tornado sighting near the Eastern Shore remained unconfirmed by authorities.
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Frederick
Fisher
Virginia
Madison
Winchester
Dave Englebrecht
Phil Lambert
Central Alarm
Maryland Fire Marshal's
Petersville
Rudy Cooper
Shady Lane
Braddock Heights
Emmitsburg
Maryland
Earl Elburn
Rennekke Fuchs Farm
Richard Gray
Elburn
National Weather Service
Weather Service
Chesapeake Bay
Delmarva Peninsula
Hagerstown
Northwood High School
Silver Spring
Baltimore
Glenn Martin State Airport
Middle River
Cofege Park
Washington
Harbor Patrol
Potomac River
Barry Lucey Seeks Growth Policy Leadership in Frederick County
Barry Lucey, long time Farm Bureau leader and Land Use Study supporter, outlines a platform prioritizing land use, capital budget planning, and adequate public facilities to protect Frederick County's agricultural heritage. He cites 430000 acres and argues growth must align with fiscal capacity, while criticizing the Ruckles Farm development and school crowding. Kathleen Lucey will be campaign treasurer.
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Farm Bureau
Frederick County
Maryland Farm Bureau Convention
CLUE
Coalition For
Extension Service
Lucey
Save the
Lacey
Piedmont County
Ruckles Farm
Green Valley
Walkersville
Kathleen
Orlinsky-Young gubernatorial ticket unveiled in Maryland
Orlinsky chose Frederick Mayor James Young as running mate, pledging a grass roots effort to win the Maryland governor’s race. Young warned of a tough, low budget campaign yet vowed to mobilize support statewide.
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Young
Tata Wally Oeteeky
Wally Ortinery
Maryland
Orlinsky-Young
Rep
Goodloe
Byron
D-Md
House of Representatives
Frederick
Orlinsky
West
James Grimes
Statehouse
Orinsky
U.S. reporters Face Soviet Indictment Over Confession Claims
New York Times correspondent Craig Whitmey and Baltimore Sun writer Harold Piper are charged in a Soviet case with slander over reports about Vremya Time. Indictment seeks retractions as hearings linger. The case links to Georgian dissident Zviad Gamsakhurdia and alleged staged film footage.
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Craig &. Whitmey
New York Times
Sed
Harold Piper
Baltimore Sun
Almazov
Whitney
Zviad Gamsakhurdia
Vremya
Viktor Pavlov
Notin
Gamsakhurdia
Bakke Case Sees Supreme Court Narrow on Race Programs
The Supreme Court interpreted the Civil Rights Act to allow some race conscious programs while ruling one special admissions policy at a California medical school as illegal racial discrimination. Bakke, a 3 year old civil engineer in Sunnyvale, works at Ames Research Center in Palo Alto, argued the program affected his admission chances. The university acknowledged it could not prove he would have been excluded without the program, and a state court had found the policy unconstitutional under equal protection and the Civil Rights Act.
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Supreme Court
Bakke
Sunnyvale
Calif
Nation
Space Agency
Ames Research Center
Palo Alto
Vaccine work at Fort Detrick advances spotted fever research
The article notes US Army researchers at USAMRIID and Fort Detrick lead in spotted fever vaccine efforts with testing in 18 humans and extensive animal work. Col Barquist cites open collaboration with civilian centers and universities, contrasting past germ warfare secrecy with current broader medical benefits.
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Army
Tid
Richard F. Barquist
Usamriid
Fort Oe
Usawend
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Thurmont
James William Fultz
News-Post
Hong Kong
Britain
Zenith
RCA
Motorola
Magnavox
RED Horse Steak House
West Patrick Street
U.S
Tbilisi
Soviet
Georgia
Whitey
Almasor
Erie
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