Pot weather forecast for Western Maryland weekend
A strong cold front crosses the area tonight with showers then much cooler air for the weekend. Western Maryland counties including Carrell Frederick Howard Montgomery and Washington will see showers and possibly a thunderstorm tonight with lows 48 to 54. Friday will be partly sunny and breezy with highs 55 to 60. Saturday will be sunny and cool with a chance of showers by late Sunday. Maryland Mountains expect showers late today through Friday with highs in the 60s cooling to the 40s Friday. Temperatures yesterday: Frederick 71 to 55 Cumberland 67 to 47 Hometown 64 to 52 Oakland 66 to 50 Westminster 68 to 52.
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Maryland
Carrell
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Cumberland
Hi Town
Oakland
Westminster
David Lesher
Nation's weather showers Friday from Texas to Northeast
The National Weather Service forecasts showers Friday across Texas into the Northeast with rain along the Pacific coast and in northern mountains. Cooler temperatures are expected across most areas.
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National Weather Service
Texas
Pacific Coast
October warms Frederick as jet stream shifts
Meteorologist David Lesher notes an unusually warm October in Frederick with daytime highs near 55 to 60, no full moon, and above normal rainfall. The jet stream northward kept storms away and produced an Augustlike pattern. patterns are set to cool but remain above normal for now.
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News-Post
David Lesher
Girl Burned Kitchen Fire After Overheated Grease
A kitchen fire caused by overheated grease started when Treva left a burner on high after returning from high school. Sandi and Treva smothered flames with towels after salt failed to help. Firefighters arrived as cabinets burned and the stove failed, with melted wiring and soot marking the incident. both girls suffered smoke inhalation but were not seriously injured.
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Sandi
Treva
Nan
Steven
Gettysburg Hospital Admits and Discharges Report
Hospital records list admissions including Mrs Edward Marshall Thurmont. Mrs Albert Poole Orrianna. Ivy Morris Gettysburg. Cindy Trent Fairfield. Discharges include Brenda Schindeldecker Gettysburg. Mrs Samuel Watson Fairfield. Harry Mumper Gettysburg. others from Orrianna and Taneytown. Births note Rosemary Schubert Libesteiy a daughter and Edward Marshall Suimtal a son.
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Edward Marshall
Thurmont
Albert Poole
Orrianna
Ivy Morris
Gettysburg
Cindy Trent
Fairfield
Brenda Schindeldecker
Samuel Watson
Harry Mumper
Joseph Herrick
Thomas Haines
Taneytown
Randall Naugle
Gary Wagner
Littlestown
Manuel Hernandez
Aspers
Howard Williams
Leonta Fleming
Robert Cool
Keymar
Rosemary Schubert
Libesteiy
Suimtal
Ronald’ Short
Assassination shifts India's political balance and unrest
Political observers note no opposition figure matches Mrs Gandhi in stature while infighting and ununified opposition persist. The assassination sparks communal tension between Sikhs and Hindus and challenges Rajiv Gandhi to lead amid Punjab turmoil Kashmir unrest and stalled India Pakistan ties and a growing northeast insurgency.
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Gandhi
India
Anstoce
Punjab
Congress Party
Kashmir
Pakistan
Cabbage Patch Mania Draws Early Shoppers at FSK Mall
At Francis Scott Key Mall the Playland store opened at 10 a m with about 6 Cabbage Patch Kids available. Over 100 people lined up since 6 a m hoping to buy the dolls as other stores in the mall opened early to capture shoppers.
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Francis Scott Key Mall
Playland
Fire Academy defies FEMA probe amid growth in Emmitsburg
Frederick Rotarians heard NFA superintendent Joe Donovan defend the National Fire Academy amid a Congressional inquiry into FEMA. He said the academy remains alive and well on the Emmitsburg campus, stressing staff offense at the scrutiny and noting steady growth since relocation in 1980 and budget gains since 1981.
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Tdenovan
Frederick
Sheraton Inn
NFA
FEMA
Emmitsburg
Battle Creek
Mich
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Activi
Fred J. Villella
Massachusetts
Academy
Donovan
Guar” Donovan
Reagan
NFA Training Hub Expands on FEMA Campus in Frederick
Tim May and colleagues lead National Fire Academy efforts on the FEMA campus in Frederick. The NFA trains volunteers and career fire professionals, with about 50,000 students taught in three years and a goal of 100,000 annually in the near future. Conversion of a former Catholic college boosted campus facilities and safety upgrades.
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Frederick County
Donovan
NFA
Tim May
National Fire Academy
FEMA
Emergency Management Institute
U.S. Fire Administration
Catholic College
Sisters of Charity
U.S
Uui
Rockville mayor to resign. council to pick successor
Rockville mayor John R. Freeland will resign to spend time with his ailing wife. The Rockville City Council must select a replacement for the remainder of his term, which lasts to November 1985. Duncan had urged Freeland's resignation over a possible conflict of interest tied to his new role with Eisinger Kilbane.
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John R. Freeland
Freeland
Douglas M. Duncan
Eisinger-Kilbane, & Bethesda
Duncan
John Tyner I
Stephen N. Abrams
Viola Hovsepian
Dickran
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