Five Frederick residents die in Adirondack plane crash
A Beechcraft Aztec crashed near Big Haystack Mountain in the Adirondacks killing Gregory J. Hayward a Frederick lawyer his wife Lisa Wicks Olson Hayward their son Jonathan Lidl manager at Giant Food and George Gunther pilot and coowner of Automotive Parts and Machines Inc of Frederick. The crash occurred Sunday morning in rugged snow covered terrain eight miles from Adirondack Airport with wind gusts up to fifty miles per hour and poor visibility. FAA investigators began examining tapes while EMS helicopters confirmed there were no survivors. Funeral arrangements for Lidl and Hayward’s families were to be announced.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Adirondack Mountains
Upstate
New York
Gregory J. Hayward
Frederik
Lisa Wicks Olson Hayward
Jonathan Olson Hayward
Ernst Leopold Lidl
Giant Food
George Donald Gunther
Automotive Parts and Machines Inc
Hayward
Frank Olson
Fort Detrick
Lake Clear
N.Y
State
Environmental Conservation Agency
Big Haystack Mountain
Air Force
Norral
Adirondack
Federal Aviation Administration
Gunther
Emmitsburg Youth Dies In Maryland Collision
A 19 year old Emmitsburg resident, Robert Leo Wivell, died after his car skidded from Md 87 into a tractor trailer at Md 97 and Tract Road. Police cited driver error speed and alcohol as factors. Mason Lee Herrod of Baltimore was uninjured. Investigating officer Robert Dammann noted this was Frederick County’s second fatality of the year.
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Vigilant Hose Company
Emmitsburg
Robert Lea Wivell
Rt. 2
Tract Road
MD. 97
Bill Green
Robert Leo Wivell
Wivell
MD. 87
Mason Lee Herrod
Baltimore
Robert Thomas
Frederick County
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Herrod
Robert Dammann
Democrats urge 33 billion Social Security tax cut plan
Democrats on the Joint Economic Committee call for cutting upcoming Social Security tax increases by 33 billion before they take effect next year. They urge Fed money-supply easing, support for Carter's 500 billion budget, and shifting costs to general taxes to fund disability and Medicare. Republicans oppose large tax cuts, warn easing may raise rates, and favor moderating increases to ease middle incomes.
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Washington
Joint Economic Committee
Federal Reserve
Carter
Thomas P. O'Neill
White House
House
O'Neill
Congress
Linganore Parents Fight Walkersville Bus Plan
Linganore area parents oppose Frederick County Board of Education plans to bus seventh graders to Walkersville and to renovate Walkersville Elementary at a cost of 91 000. They plan a county commission appearance with a 400 name petition to block funding and have asked the State Board of Education to investigate.
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Walkersville
Linganore Area
Frederick County
Linganore
State Board of Education
Gordon M.) Anderson
Mary Rohr
Mra. Rohr
Maryland Board of Education
Israelis push deeper into Lebanon despite UN withdrawal order
Israeli forces led by Armura push 30 miles along a Litani River front into southern Lebanon supported by warplanes and naval bombardment. Tel Aviv reported troops past Tyre and 15 miles north of the border, seizing territory to the Litani River as UN calls for immediate withdrawal go unheeded. PLO denies fall of the Litani south, vows no cease fire, while Waldheim moves to form a 4,000-man peacekeeping force. Prime Minister Begin seeks guarantees guerrillas won’t return to threaten Israel.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U.N
Tel Aviv
Tyre
Biblical
Litani
PLO
Voice of Lebanon Radio
Kurt Waldheim
Menachem Begin
United States
United Nations
Israel
U.N. Security Council
Begin
Hegin
Spring Arrives As County Welcomes Outdoor Activities
Warm week ahead with sunny days and highs near 60s. Spring begins at 6:34 pm with Sunday reaching 66 degrees per State Police. Fishermen chase streams and ponds amid occasional gusty winds while kite enthusiasts enjoy ideal conditions for outdoor sport. Showers possible Tuesday afternoon with clearing by Wednesday and continuing through Friday as snow melts across the county.
French voters reject reformists amid mixed signals
A fragment shows French voters rejecting reformists while other notes mention Ford cars, weather outlooks and a quip about intelligence and common sense. The item reads as a stray newspaper snippet with several topics and unclear connections.
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Rollie Atkinson
Olson
Haywards
Lidl
Wolfsville
Vietnam
West Point
George Washington University Law School
Zimmerman and Aldridge
Franklin Martz
Zimmerman
North Court Street
John Kline
Bavarian Farms
Richard van- Tries
Gunter
Mt. Pleasant
Evelyn
Jeff
Kevin
Taffy
van Tries
West Germany
Lisa and
Gregory Hayward
Jonathan
Jory
Lee Whipp
Staley Park Banketball Court
Showl
Kurt Holter
Inside the News
Will Rogers
Deans
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