Evacuated residents return home after hydrogen tanker crash
About 150 residents returned late Friday afternoon after a liquid hydrogen tanker rolled off I-70 near Frederick, forcing an evacuation of a half mile radius. The 11,000 gallon tanker posed no spill but prompted safety precautions. Residents of Valley View and Hollow Toads were allowed back once the damaged vehicle was removed and eastbound lanes reopened.
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Hollow Toads
Myersville
Middletown
Braddock Heights
Uniteds
State Fire Marshal's Office
Montgomery County
Airport chiefs resign from Frederick City Airport
Frederick Aviation co-owners Pat Patrick and Bill Caudell resigned as city airport managers after 2 0 days notice. They will step down January 16 while remaining involved in other capacities. Alderman Summers notes uncertainty about the letter.
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Pat Patrick
Frederick Aviation
Patrick
Bill Caudell
Caudell
Thomas Summers
City of Frederick
Alderman Summers
Officer Won’t Be Charged in Oct City Shooting
Frederick County State’s Attorney Lawrence A. Dorsey said Sgt. William R. Hurt acted in self defense and will not face charges for the Oct. 19 shooting at a busy Frederick intersection. Hurt, on administrative leave with pay, will return to full duty. investigation reviewed witness accounts and police reports. Eakle fired on Hurt’s vehicle with multiple weapons. Hurt fired back, striking Eakle and fatally injuring him. Witnesses and family were present. case not sent to grand jury.
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Donald C. Eakle
Frederick County
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Tommy) Dorsey
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Hurt
Frederick
Richard Ashton Dorsey
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West South Streets
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Martella
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Randi
Virginia
Plane crashes off Atlantic City boardwalk kills at least three
A single engine plane crashed into the Atlantic Ocean about three quarters of a mile from the Atlantic City boardwalk at 8 40 p m. Coast Guard reports three dead bodies pulled from wreckage and up to four could have been on board. Survivors still sought as authorities investigate destination from Farmingdale New York.
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Farmingdale
N.Y
Thomas Dickey
Prominent interior designer Harold B. Cahn dies in NYC
Harold B. Cahn 86, of 108 W Third St Frederick, famed interior designer, died Friday morning in New York City after a heart attack. Born Oct 30 1889 he lived between Baltimore and Frederick, served in WWI, and was a consultant to Martin Marietta and other corporations. Survived by two daughters, a son, four grandchildren, and two daughters-in-law.
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New York City
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Theresa Hamburger Cahn
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Martin Marietta
Rockville
Caba
Duarte delays peace talks amid El Salvador dispute
Leftist rebels accuse President Duarte of stalling peace talks while Duarte insists dialogue will resume. They note a La Palma meeting on Oct. 15 and a late November follow up. A church official says the government has not answered a Oct. 30 proposal for the second round.
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Jose Napoleon Duarte
Duarte
la Palma
Arturo Rivera Y Damas
United States
Radio Venceremos
Ronald Reagan
Weinberger criticizes Nicaragua as Navy grows presence
Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger reiterated U S criticism of Nicaragua's military buildup in an interview with CNN as a U S guided missile cruiser Standley joined patrols off Nicaragua and the aircraft carrier Nimitz prepared to enter Caribbean waters. The Pentagon confirmed Standley moved to an intelligence gathering role and cited increased U S naval activity since May 1982 with ships monitoring radio traffic and at sea surveillance.
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Caspar Weinberger
Nicaragua
U.S
Weinberger
Awan
Pentagon
Standley
Caribbean
Nimitz
Norfolk
Community Profiles Highlight Local Volunteer Work
Mary Mills profiles Mary Sue Grossnickle and her involvement with multiple community and farm groups. The piece emphasizes local service and civic engagement within the town, underscoring the supportive network behind regional initiatives.
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Mary Mills
Mary Sue Grossnickle
United Way drive shows 31 percent rise in Frederick County
The United Way of Frederick County reports a 31 percent year over year increase, totaling 733132 dollars at the latest official report. Despite the gain the county needs about 67000 more to meet current needs, as executive director Joyce Cramer and chair Robert Clark urge continued support and contributions to the campaign.
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Frederick County
Joyce Cramer
Robert Clark
Dave Johnson
Johanson
Clark
Johnson
Mrs. Cramer
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