Nuclear waste leak hoax probes spark state police inquiry
A tanker truck leaking nuclear wastes near 170 Truck City prompted police to check Matlack's Baltimore terminal after a Middletown REACT member received a late night tip via Channel 9. No truck matching the description was found. authorities treated it as a potential false call while reviewing tape evidence.
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Senate urged to back Carter windfall tax plan
The Senate faces pressure to replace the Finance Committee bill with President Carter’s favored windfall profits levy. Sen. Dale Bumpers introduces an amendment to raise the levy to 277 billion, fund Social Security tax cuts, and offset higher energy costs, arguing it shifts burden from low income families.
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International spring bulb awards listed by gardening notebook editor
Gardening Notebook editor Hollie Bush presents guest writer Earl Aronson listing the International spring bulb awards. Gardeners are urged to turn to the section for details. The piece also notes interviews, legislative outreach, and financial support themes across the page.
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Ten more hostages freed as Iran airlift continues
Ten more Americans were released from the U S Embassy in Tehran and flown to Europe to join 39 others freed earlier. An Iran Air jet arrived at Orly Paris with the group and they traveled by air force plane to Wiesbaden for medical checks and questioning. The remaining 49 hostages in Tehran faced potential trials as Iran’s political crisis deepened.
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Youth charged in slaying of mother in Frederick City
An 11 year old Freder ick City youth, Timothy V Stambaugh, was arrested and charged with murder and conspiracy to commit murder over the October killing of his mother Ruth A Stambaugh. His father Marshall V Stambaugh also died from shotgun wounds in an apparent murder suicide. Timothy allegedly aided his father by misdirecting his mother to the home. The youth is held at Frederick County Jail awaiting a bond hearing.
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Area churches schedule Thanksgiving services
Area churches plan Thanksgiving services with multiple venues and speakers. Damascus Ecumenical Laymen and Damascus Ministerial associations host an 10 a.m. ingathering at Damascus United Methodist Church with Rev. Frank Depro as guest speaker. Holy Eucharist and Song Eucharist at 10 a.m. at All Saints Episcopal Church Court House Square. Eyler's Valley Chapel on Eyler Valley-Flint Road in Thurmont holds a 6 a.m. sunrise service with Dr. James Fisher as guest speaker. Exler's Chapel, built in 1857 and candlelit, offers music from a treadle organ. A Walkersville community service begins 9:10 a.m. at Glade United Church of Christ with Pastor Thomas Perry as guest speaker and special music by the Glade UCC choir. Other Walkersville pastors include Rev. Barbara Menl, Rev. Jack Cassel, Rev. Jonathan Hunter, and Rev. David Stanton. Transfiguration Episcopal Church in Braddock Heights celebrates with 9:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist Rite One in traditional language.
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Raymond Brehaut, Frederick Gas founder, dies at 47
Raymond C Brehaut, former Frederick Gas Co owner and developer, died Monday at Frederick Memorial Hospital at age 47. Born in Massachusetts January 4, he was son of the late James T and Agnes R Prouse Brehaut. He was a member of the Evangelical Lutheran Church, led Sunday school, and belonged to Lynch Lodge 163 AF and AM, Frederick Lodge of Perfection, Chesapeake Consistory, Shrine, and Rotary. He served as trustee of Frederick Memorial Hospital and chaired the hospital building committee. He was predeceased by his wife Margaret Monroe Brehaut on April 17.
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County plans to meet fuel shortfall by cutting government use
A contingency plan to cut Frederick County fuel oil use by 15 percent in a winter shortage was sent to the county commissioners by safety and energy coordinator Thomas E. Keilholtz. The plan calls for strict conservation, including possible shutdowns of fuel oil heated buildings, four day weeks, or earlier closing times. State alignment requires a 15 percent curtailment if the governor declares a supply emergency, though officials say a shortage is unlikely.
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Thanksgiving Day closures for post offices and banks
All post offices banks county and city offices and federal offices will be closed Thursday November 22 for Thanksgiving. City offices stay closed Friday while other businesses resume normal hours. No window service Thursday and holiday schedule for lockbox and limited delivery services.
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Inside The News Weather and Miscellany Update
Mostly sunny and mild today around 70 degrees. Fair tonight with light winds. Wednesday highs near 70. The forecast notes a steady mood and mild humidity with scattered clouds later in the week.
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