Donald B Rice Dies After Public Service And Family Ties
Donald B Rice longtime Maryland civic figure dies at home in Frederick after a life of public service. He chaired youth activities and served on the Judicial Nominating Committee for the Sixth Judicial Court, supported by governors Mandel and Hughes. Survived by wife Susan and numerous children and grandchildren. Funeral set at Frederick Funeral Home with rosary and mass at St John the Evangelist. Interment Mount Olivet. Donations suggested to Prospect Hall or the YMCA.
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Ceseral Jubal
Fredend
Rice
Marvin Mandel
Marry Hughes
Mace
Surtivegg
Donald B
Susan Rice Jr
Santa Monica
James R Rice
Renata Dmowska
Cambridge
Mass
Kenneth W
Gerri Rice
Frederick
Duvald B Ricell
Joseph J Rice
Matthew F Roce
Douglas M. Rice
Brooklyn
Jonathon D. Rice
Philadelphia
Marti A. Wartak
Angela M. Rice
Kenneth W Rice II
Mr. Rice
Robert E Daiey & Son
Market St
St. John the Evangelist Roman Catholi Church
Mr Rice
Prospect Hall
YMCA
Legislature kills two bills and shifts lobbying effort
The House trimmed Schaefer's budget by 379 million while preserving most programs and delaying pay raises. Education aid was cut from 24 million to about 10 million with a five year plan for 75 percent state funding of classroom instruction. A workmen's compensation reform could raise premiums by about 2 percent. Officials argue the reform would save up to 14 percent, but a National Council on Compensation Insurance report says premiums would rise.
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Senate
Operumi
House
Prestigous National Council On Compensation Insurance
Schaefer
JoAnn Porter
Thas
Human error blamed for ferry capsizing off Belgium
The Sunday Times reports investigators near consensus that human error sank the Herald of Free Enterprise off Zeebrugge. Salvage teams fight to float the half-submerged vessel as a recorder aboard the ferry may hold vital evidence of last movements and propeller variations.
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London
Belgium
Sunday Times
Zéeebrugge
Belgaum
Herald of Free Enterprise
Ly Sea
Jose Vandenbussche
Zeebrugge
Marine Police
The
Times
Myersville Man Hurt In Wolfsville Motorcycle Crash
Michael Ray Kline, 17, of Pleasant Walk Road, tested a new motorcycle and lost control on Log Wolfe Road south of Dog Road Sunday evening. He was treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital after 5:30 p.m. Police charged him with negligent driving and several registration violations.
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Myersville
Wolfsville
Maryland
Michael Ray Kline
Pleasant Walk Road
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Kline
Log Wolfe Road
Dog Road
Knoxville man injured in Md. 464 crash near U S 15
Michael Francis Coufal 24 of Knoxville was parked on Md. 464 when struck by David Francis Anders 24 of Brunswick driving eastbound. Coufal treated and released at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Anders not injured. Coufal charged with displaying plates from another vehicle, expired tags, and address change notice failure. Anders charged with license restriction and negligent driving.
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Knoxville
U.S. 15
Frederick County
Michael Francis Coufal
David Francis Anders
Potomac St
Brunswick
Anders
Coufal
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Kirby Maybush
Department of Motor Vehicles
Maybush
Water tank workers brave heights on dome welding job
A mobile crew from Kansas, Missouri, Michigan, and abroad welds the water tank dome at precarious angles. They rappel from the top, trust ropes and teammates, and joke about the ladder that lowered rookies into danger as they travel the country with a strong family atmosphere.
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Steer
Tracey Brown
Darrell Brown
Kansas
Missouri
Michigan
Oto
Jamaica
St. Croia
Castle
Oil
New Jersey
Darrell
Tracey
Immunity debated by House and Senate on Iran Contra probes
House and Senate intelligence panels weigh immunity for Iran Contra witnesses, risking jeopardizing later prosecutions if testimony is used. Archibald Cox warns immunity could let conspirators escape accountability, while debate continues on Poindexter and others. Missing memos and official notes loom over whether Reagan was briefed on weapon sales proceeds used to aid the Contras.
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House
Senate
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Inouye
North
Poindexter
Select Committee
Cox
Neal
Nashville, Tenn
John Dean
Walsh
Hamilton
Iran
Reagan
White House
McDaniel
Thompson
Lower Commission
Senate Intelligence Committee
Israelis rally behind Pollards amid espionage case
Hundreds of Israelis sign a letter of support for Jonathan Pollard and his wife Anne Henderson in Jerusalem. Pollard was sentenced to five years for possession of classified documents. Henderson’s father Bernard Henderson appealed for defense funds, with costs reaching about $200,000. A group named Citizens In Support Of The Pollards said it raised £10,000 and aimed for $200,000.
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U.S
Pollard
Bernard Henderson
Pollards
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Cee
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Bertha) Michael
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Fadlallah
Lebanon
Normandin
France
Marc Normandin
Beirut
An-Nahar
Syria
Iraq
Revolutionary Justice
Francois Mitterrand
Anis Naccache
Mitterrand
Normandie
Mit
Professional Hearing Center
Hep
Lee Hamilton
D-Ind
Gemological Institute of America
Nei Sre
Francis Scott Key Mall
Frederick, MO
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