Craxi resigns ending Italy's postwar government
Bettino Craxi resigns as Italy's Socialist premier after a secret ballot defeat in the Chamber of Deputies, ending the longest postwar government led by five coalition partners since 1983. The move follows feuding with Christian Democrats over the premiership and a failed local financing bill. Craxi pledges caretaking until a new government forms.
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Chamber of Deputies
Christian Democrat
Franchi Tiratori
Claudio Martelli
Ciriaco de Mita
Trans-Tech offers 250000 for Adamstown water project
Trans-Tech Inc aims to help Adamstown obtain public water by offering 250000 to Frederick County to extend taps to 35 homes served by wells with volatile organic chemicals. The move seeks to avoid liability while officials already plan water expansion amid nitrate and bacteria concerns.
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Trans-Tech Inc
Adamstown
Washington
Trans-Tech
Dale Kline
Snyder says deputy's trip to D.C. in county car is 'working vacation'
Frederick County sheriff denies wrongdoing after deputy Cpl. David Dinges used a 1986 Caprice for a Ocean City vacation trip with family. Sheriff Snyder says the trip was approved as a special assignment and counts 350 miles round trip at $122.50 to taxpayers, noting off duty vehicle use requires permission and that such trips have happened before on official business.
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Wedding bells and Civil War re enactment at Blue and Gray event
The 4th annual Colonial Days re enactment by the Blue and Gray Association runs today at the Catoctin Mountain Zoological Park. A Civil War battle encampment, authentic attire, stew, music by Stringhand America, and a 6 p.m. truce for the wedding of Cpl. Mike Peoley and Lisa Malcolm at Eyler's Chapel are planned alongside a zoo reception and admission fees of 4.50 adults 2.55 children. A Brunswick parade features 100 units including majorettes bands Shriners and other groups starting at 4 p.m. from City Park. More than 14 majorette groups and outside units are expected. weather risks include thunderstorms today and Sunday, with heat and humidity forecast.
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Catoctin Mountain Zoological Park
Cpl
Mike Peoley
Lisa Malcolm
Eyler
Brunswick City Park
East Potomac Street
Great Lakes
Brunswick dedicates 3.7 million YMCA in city
The new 30,600 square foot YMCA on Souder Road was dedicated for railroad workers and locals. It includes a restaurant, meeting rooms, a weight room, private baths, and single beds with individual temperature controls. The facility aims to serve the community with programs like Y’s Way to a Healthy Back and prenatal care.
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Tailread
McCarty
East Potomac Street
Hillside
Sandy Hook
Sportsman’s Motor Lodge
Charles Town
Venice
Moter
Timite
Moler
Aire
Nelson Kline
United Transportation Union
Western Maryland Weather and Mortgage News Update
Lana reports a clear and comfortable night with low temperatures from five to sixty two. Our forecast shows mostly sunny skies with a warming trend into Sunday and Monday and highs in the fives to sixties. In state finance, roughly 2.4 million dollars in mortgage purchase money will become available to home buyers on Monday. Words of Wisdom note: confessing a fault freely brings one closer to innocence.
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