Baseball strike averted ends long labor dispute
In a late night deal, MLB owners and the Players Association reached a settlement to avert a strike threatening the 1980 season. Marvin Miller and Ray Grebey announced the agreement but declined to reveal terms, saying ratification by the union is required. The strike authorization previously passed by players highlighted stalled talks and a marathon session began at 10 a.m. and ran to 5 a.m. S needed to be compact and names preserved.
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New York
Players Association
Marvin Miller
Players Union
Ray Grebey
Miller
Grebey
Gretey
Rebels hold Kwangju demand Chun resignation after days of clashes
Rebels control Kwangju as 3,000 youths patrol streets and residents clean up after four days of fighting with troops and police. At least four killed and more than 400 wounded. Kim Young-sam warns against military dictatorship. Demonstrators meet with martial law authorities to discuss amnesty and restoring government control.
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Kwangju
South Korea
Chun Boo-hwan
New Democratic Party
Armins
Maryland drinking bill stalled by legal defects
ANNAPOLIS AP Despite years of debate on teen drinking Maryland legislators favored a compromise to suspend licenses of minors cited for alcohol violations rather than raise the beer and light wine age from 18 to 19. Witnesses said the bill is legally defective and possibly unconstitutional, challenging Gov Harry Hughes as he weighs a veto.
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Annapolis
General Assembly
Maryland
House
del. Joseph Owens
Judiciary Committee
Harry Hughes
Peter Smith
University of Maryland Juvenile Law Clne
Helicopter Crews Seek Survivors Near Mount St Helens
Vancouver AP reports 17 bodies recovered and 71 missing after Mount St Helens eruption. Rescue helicopters covered 15 search zones as conditions improved with clearing skies. A temporary morgue was set at Toledo airport. Sheriff Deputy Ben Bena confirmed all 17 bodies recovered. A dog was found near two rescued victims, but details were unclear and survivor chances remained uncertain.
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Vancouver
Wash
Mount St. Helens
Lmuraday
Forest Service
Vity Virgil
Ben
Bena
Cowlits
Toledo
Virgin Faid
Bush campaign halted appearances in New Jersey and California
Bush pauses campaign in New Jersey and plans to end California efforts. California holds 148 delegates in the June 3 primary, which could push Reagan toward the nomination with 990 delegates. Deputy campaign secretary Susan Morrison says the campaign is pulling people out of California due to insufficient funds.
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Pearances
New Jerory
California
Reagan
Bush
Campaity
Susan Morrison
Three-count attempted murder charged in Tempe riot attacks
Frank Lee James, a 23 year old Black man, was arrested after a riot in Tempe left three white individuals injured. Police said James, part of a group involved in beating Jeffrey and Michael Delp and Debra Getman, faces three counts of attempted murder. Homicide detective Jose Fleites provided the statement.
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Frank Lee James
Jeffrey
Michael Delp
Debra Getman
Jose Fleites
Inflation slows in April with smallest monthly rise in over a year
Washington AP reports consumer prices rose 6.9 percent in April marking the smallest monthly increase in more than a year as energy costs eased, food and clothing stabilized, and gasoline prices flatlined from March. Weekly earnings fell 12 percent inflation adjusted, while spendable earnings dropped 1.2 percent from March.
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Washington
Patrick Jackman
Labor Department
Green Valley residents oppose school CIP plan
Green Valley residents voiced opposition at a CIP public hearing on the county’s long range plan for schools. They urged higher priority for a new high school as Linganore High School nears capacity while overcrowding affects Green Valley Elementary and other area facilities.
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Green Valley
CIP
South Frederick
Linganore High School
Walkersville High School
Kirkegaard
Frederick County
Stephen Rohr
PTA
Linganore Green Valley
Singanore High
Rohr
Keith Koons
Langanore High School
Green Valley Elementary
Singapore
Frederick County commissioners debate county tax cut plan
Commissioner Williams urges a possible 7 cent reduction in the $2.50 per $100 tax rate for fiscal 1981 while the other four commissioners express caution. Budget officer Keller’s memo outlines cuts to operating and capital budgets. lawmakers question impact on future costs and debt. Clagett defends the present rate as honest, while others warn cuts may raise future expenses.
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Frederick County
Commission
Mary G Williams
Willams
Adrian McCremsberg
Richard L Grossnickle
Charles C Smith
Galen Ro
Siasht
Clagett
Smith
Remsbere
Grossmckle
Grossarckle
Washington Merry-Go-Round and Other Views This Week
Columnist Jack Abderwa discusses rising drug and alcohol abuse in the Soviet Union while Anne Kelley covers a back-to-school feature with a deaf student. Also notes on a Maryland ornithological society event and local gardening tips. A major sports strike fear dominates C-1.
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Washington
Jack Abderwa
Somiet Union
Anne Kelley
Steve Farmer
Calamaisl Mickel
Grast
Elizer Willer
Maryland Ornithelogica
Ocean Cry
Colemaim
Neaeywortd
Fusiniese
Tinance
Prederick County
Asancistion Peanber
James Boal
Aud officials review flood control plan impact in Frederic
HUD officials from Hogpak and Urten Development visited Frederic Thoradar to assess housing and relocation needs tied to the Car Creek flood project. They spoke with MAACP members via Lone Aid Bureau about block grant funds and housing displacements along Carroll Creek and nearby streets.
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AUD
Heck
Frederic City
Ronsitocien
Snultemi Wndell
Hogpak
Urten
Fredenck
Thoradar
Jaca
SAAC
Harold TY Young
Cathmoney
Carrol Creek
Chase
Car — Creek
al Sams
Carnol
NAATA
Hammer and
Seaver
Gordon Wee
Socialists plan bid to free Iran hostages plea
European socialist groups prepared a new mediation effort to secure the release of the American hostages in Iran on their 202nd day in captivity. Iran reported two more executions, bringing the two day total to 31. The militants warned no hostages would be freed until the shah and his wealth are returned to Iran, with further decisions to be made by the Iranian nation.
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Iran
Shah
Raisin
Madrid
Felipe Gonzalez
Tehran
Socialist International
Bruno Kreisky
Olof Palme
Vienna
Kreisky
Sov 4
Shah Mohammad Keta Pahlavi
Muddled Weather Fragments From Faded Page
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered weather notes and names with unclear places times and actions. No clear event or person stands out. readable names include Monty Cody and Oty Lae amid jumbled phrases. The piece reads like a stray weather and street scene snapshot with limited coherent details.
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Seoul
Kim Young-sam
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Madison Street
David T. Harris
Sagner Court
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Basford Road
Richard J. Ashton
Frederick City
Harris
Ashton
Uniteds Ambulance
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Harris Ferry
W. Va
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Joel S. Snyder
Becky Spicer
Les Kirkegaard
Planning and Zoning Commission
Green Valley Civic Association
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Brunswick High School
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ED Waters
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Owe Maacp
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