Unrest in Prague as 100000 protest in Wenceslas Square
About 100,000 demonstrators flooded Wenceslas Square in Prague for the largest anti-government protest in Czechoslovakia in two years. Police did not intervene as protesters demanded a new government, free elections, and a general strike. students began sit-ins at Prague universities in response to police violence.
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City to add third paid ambulance crew next month
Frederick plans to place a third paid EMS crew at the Junior Fire Company on North Market Street providing 24 hour service. The move follows years of volunteer reliance as city ambulances handled over 5,000 emergencies annually and coverage gaps prompted interagency responses when units were tied up.
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Recycling Forum Highlights County Plan and Rules
At Hillcrest Elementary a recycling and waste management forum hosted by the Frederick Jaycees and the Sierra Club outlined Maryland Act 1988 goals. Speakers discussed curbside pickup, separate containers, and a countywide recycling plan with a 20 percent trash reduction target by 194. a pilot program is planned mid next year.
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Dock's guilty verdict to be appealed in Army case
The case of U S Army Pfc Todd Dock 24 formerly of Frederick will be appealed on grounds that a prejudiced judge hampered the defense A court martial board in Hanau West Germany found Dock guilty of premeditated felony murder for robbing and killing a German taxi driver Claus Engelhardt in June 1964 The defense objects to biased rulings and repeated denials of objections with a life sentence imposed continuing to Page A7
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Book Collector Tom Kolb Shares His Life and Library
Author Tom Kolb curates a library of over 3,000 titles in his log house, recalling childhood in the 1920s and the family’s struggles. He recreates Westerns and poems, including Tarzan Escapes and Edgar Allan Poe, while dreaming of publishing his own work and hiding early stories in a drawer.
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Walesa Urges Americans to Aid Poles in Struggle
Lech Walesa wrapped up a U S tour visiting Trenton's St Hedwig s Church where he laid a wreath for priest Jerzy Popieluszko and thanked Americans for support while stressing Poland needs more than charity He praised U S leaders and industry for guidance and money as an element of help at his eventful stop in New Jersey before flying to Caracas.
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Weather update for Western Mary land winds turning colder
Partly cloudy and windy tonight with lows in the low to mid 30s. Tuesday will be partly snowy and much colder with highs in the mid to upper 30s. Page A-2 notes the regional forecast and map details.
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