Taneytown robbery suspects pursued. two men hunt nationwide
Maryland State Police and the FBI sought two armed suspects who robbed Taneytown Pharmacy Tuesday and abducted 42 year old Patricia Hively. Composites show John Land of Pennsylvania and Olin Hill Jr of Orrtanna Pa. Investigators said the pair fled in a stolen 1978 Ford Pinto station wagon after tying up the pharmacist and taking cash drugs. Authorities warned they should be considered dangerous as the hunt extended toward Frederick City and beyond.
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FBI
Taneytown
Patricia Hively
John Land
Olin Hill Jr
Orrtanna, Pa
Carroll County
Frederick
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Pennsylvania
Julian Friedman
Hively
Frederick City
Dan McCarthy
Frederick News-Post
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McCarthy
South
Jefferson Streets
Olin Hill
Taney
Jenny Ward
Orrtanna
Ms. Ward
Hill
Associated Press
Westminster
Ward
Wjz-Tv
Junior
Reagan pushes for aid as House panel approves El Salvador funds
The House Foreign Affairs Committee voted 36 to 1 to authorize 65 million dollars for the Salvadoran Army for the coming fiscal year, 15 million above the prior subcommittee but 20 million below the administration request. Funds would be cut off 90 days after approval if Salvadoran officials refuse unconditional peace talks with leftist guerrillas. Francisco Jose Guerrero, spokesman for interim President Magana, rejected the conditions and said negotiations with rebels are not possible, suggesting rebels could run candidates in December elections if they wished to share power.
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Washington
Congress
Central America
Reagan
U.S
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Western Hemisphere
el Salvador
Francisco Jose Guerrero
Alvaro Magana
Guerrero
Shultz confident Syrians PLO will leave Lebanon
Secretary of State George P. Shultz says he is confident Syria and the PLO will pull forces from Lebanon as Arab world support grows for the Israeli withdrawal accord. Reagan pressed Shultz after two weeks of shuttle diplomacy outlining the plan.
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Lebanon
Washington
George P. Shultz
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Reagan
Hoffa Docudrama Omits Mobster Names
Columnist Jack Anderson notes that a TV docudrama about Jimmy Hoffa deleted names of reputed mobsters. Stephen Gunnulfsen reports on citizen reactions to landfill hazards. Holmes Alexander argues USSR military buildup harms its economy. Robert G. Lewis discusses Reagan policies impacting farmers. Walter Williams offers a Skeptic’s view of candidates. Paul Aarandt provides the rest of the story.
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Jack Anderson
Jimmy Hoffa
Stephen Gunnulfsen
Holmes Alexander
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Robert G. Lewis
Reagan
Walter Williams
Paul Aarandt
Eens Ae
Weather outlook for the eastern states and Maryland counties
A large high pressure system over the eastern United States brings fair weather through Friday with sunny conditions in Western Maryland and Maryland mountains. Temperatures run in the 70s to near 80s, followed by increasing clouds Saturday and a chance of showers Sunday. Farm forecast calls for light variable winds and drying conditions through Friday. State temperatures yesterday included Frederick 70 and Hagerstown 74.
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Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washingten
Hagerstown
Westminster
Gaithersburg
Leesburg
David Lesher
Suspect's girlfriend pleads for surrender in Taneytown abduction
Jenny Ward of Orrtanna, mother of three, appeals for Olin Hill Jr and an alleged accomplice to turn themselves in after warrants issued for the Taneytown Pharmacy robbery and kidnapping of Patricia Hively. Ward emphasizes concern for both Hill and the kidnapped clerk and prays she remains unharmed.
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Patricia Hively
Taneytown
Martz backs Federation Plan to solve milk surplus
Walter Martz outlines The Federation Plan as the Farm House Agriculture Committee weighs the National Milk Producers Federation proposal to ease dairy surpluses. He cites three aims including repealing the 50 cent per hundredweight dairy assessment stalled by a South Carolina federal court ruling and supported by the NMPF representing farmers and cooperatives nationwide.
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National Milk Producers Federation
NMPF
Walter Martz
House Agriculture Committee
Frederick
Maryland-Virginia Milk Producers Association
Agri-Business Committee
Sheraton Inn
U.S
South Carolina
United States Department of Agriculture
USDA
City eyes long term lease with options on courthouse
Frederick officials want a 20 year lease with extensions or options to turn the old county courthouse into a city hall. Mayor Ronald Young backs guaranteed extensions, while Commissioners Clagett and Stupop oppose the plan. A $2 million bond issue backs city hall upgrades. negotiations continue behind closed doors.
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Frederick
Old County
Ronald N. Young
Charles C. Smith
Galen R. Clagett
Young
Smith
Sterling E. Bollinger
Stup
FCTA Leader Keeps Hope Alive for 5% Teacher Pay Rise
Beverly Stonestreet, president of the Frederick County Teachers Association, says discussions continue after county commissioners proposed a 2.5 percent cost of living raise. She notes teachers may return to bargaining if the 2.5 percent becomes official, while 5 percent remains a pending goal. The union rally drew hundreds as the budget process continues.
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Beverly Stonestreet
Frederick County Teachers Association
FCTA
Stonestreet
Words of Wisdom on Power and Worthiness
A reflective line contrasts a few great minds vaporizing monstrous power with the insufficient same number of great hearts to ensure humanity uses it wisely. The aphorism warns that intellect alone cannot justify moral restraint.
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