Latin American official ousted in Washington policy shift
The State Department’s top Latin America official, Thomas C. Enders, was moved to an unannounced post, reportedly to ambassador to Spain, in a shakeup that strengthens hardliners like William P. Clark and Jeane Kirkpatrick. Enders faced White House criticism over a two track El Salvador policy and internal disputes with policy allies.
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Mount Airy estate wins 10400 from former partner in farm case
A Frederick County jury awarded Maurice M. Mount Jr. as personal representative of Raymond S. Mount the sum of 10400 from David R. Stone in a contract dispute over borrowed funds. The case, heard before Judge Samuel W. Barrick, featured Mount and Stone as primary parties with attorneys Richard M. Winters and Kelley Litteral.
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Maurice M. Mount Jr
Raymond S. Mount
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David R. Stone
Rt. 2
Monrovia
Mount
Richard M. Winters
Stone
Kelley
Daniel Litteral
Silver Spring
Morris M. Mount
W. Jerome Offutt
Glenn Browning
Donald Rhoden
Larry Rhinehart
Alan Young
David Stone
Maurice Mount
Richard Arrington
Samuel W. Barrick
Edward W. Ramsey
Mary L. Harshman
Beverly J. Tubbs
Willard N. O'Neal
Robert R. Barlow
Sharon A. Stull
Doris L. Stouter
Robert M. Byers
Kevin A. Yarrow
Dolores J. Grossnickle
Peggy M. Barlew
Shirley A. Beck
Carol H. Oakes
Neighbors Mistook Fireworks Plant for Worm Farm in Tennessee
In Benton Tennessee a deadly blast at an illegal fireworks factory killed 11 people and injured one. Residents say the metal barn was believed to be a worm farm and neighbor Ada Haulk recalls the explosion as continual. Tommy Webb survived in critical but stable condition with severe burns. Federal ATF agents search for causes as authorities identify charred remains and investigate possible ignition sources.
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Ada Haulk
Tommy Webb
Erlanger Medical Center
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Benton
Webb
The Duke of Clarence Executed by Drowning in Wine
Historians assert George Plantagenet the Duke of Clarence was secretly executed in 1479 by drowning in a barrel of wine after a trial by King Edward IV and a court of chivalry. His method of disposing enemies involved accusing them of capital crime and ordering immediate execution.
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Clarence
George Plantagenet
Edward IV
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