Munich massacre anniversary recalls ongoing Olympic violence
The text marks the tenth anniversary of the September 1972 Munich massacre in which 11 Israeli athletes and coaches were killed by PLO terrorists during the Olympic Games. It notes Israel’s demand to expel sympathizing nations and cites Olympic officials defending the Games. It also references the broader context of Jewish history with dates like June 6 and October 6, noting Sadat's 1961 assassination.
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Palestine Liberation Organization
Munich
West Germany
Israel
PLO
Olympic
Avery Brundage
Olympa
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Israel Invasion Of Lebanon Is Condemned By Opinion Piece
The author claims Israel acted to stop PLO harassment in Lebanon on June 6 1982 and denounces global criticism of Israel while highlighting past PLO terrorism. The piece links Soviet support to the PLO and accuses the world of double standards amid Attacks on Israelis and Jewish targets.
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Israel
Lebanon
PLO
Yassar Arafat
Soviet Union
Arafat
Begin
Beirut
Bashir Gemayel
Paris
Brussels
Hitler
Germany
FBI claims massive Mafia crackdown across the nation
The article outlines a sweeping FBI success story with four Bonanno family members awaiting New York racketeering sentences. It details indictments and convictions across New York Chicago Milwaukee Detroit and other cities, noting imprisoned bosses, acting leaders, and crackdowns on loan sharking and corruption in multiple families. It cites figures and cases, including Columbus and Genovese operations, with broader implications for La Cosa Nostra.
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Washington
Joseph Bonanno
New York
FBI
la Cosa Nostra
United States
Justice Department
Tony Capacelo
New York City
Woree Vuier
Builalao
Everett
Alphonse Persico
Colombo
Carmine
Frank Tieri
Vito Genovese
Philadelphia
Angelo Bruse
Raymond Martorano
Buffalo
Rochester
Frank
Raymond
Jentice Department
New Orleans
Carlos Marcello
Brilad
Chicago
Anthony
Big Tuna
Accardo
Joneps Lombardo
Teamsters
Roy Williams
Windy City
James Spendino
Milwaukee
Frank Balistrieri
Steve di Salvo
Gman
Ceremis
Mus Bises
James Licavoli
Anthony Liberatore
Wis
Kansas City
Denver
Los Angeles
Civella, Dragna
Smaldone
Caspar Weisberger
Nor Ie
Damascus by-pass urged to ease bumper to bumper traffic
Letter writer urges Maryland State Roads Commission to prioritize a Damascus by-pass to relieve chronic bottlenecks on Md 355 and Montgomery Village Avenue, arguing for relief seen in Mount Airy and highlighting heavy truck through-traffic from Carroll, Frederick and Howard counties. The writer calls for action beyond a 2 year plan and notes worsening traffic as Damascus grows into a near city.
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Frederick
Maryland State Roads Commission
Mount Airy
Damascus
Gaithersburg
A.m. Md
Montgomery Village Avenue
Shady Grove Road
Mont Cara
Small Mount Airy
Carroll
Howard
Montgomery
Shady Grove
Fragmentary memoir fragment from a Maryland teen and names
A stream of disjointed reminiscences references a girl in Maryland in the early seventies, a wish to return, and mentions of Elizabeth, skating, a street, and several unclear names including Peter John Fields. The text blends memory, longing, and scattered identifiers without a clear narrative.
Voter Registration Figures From Weeneai District
Representatives from the First District report 22 persons registered to vote in a local drive. Frederick is listed as a Republican. The note references Weeneai clubs and a Wayside area drive, with 72s mentioned in connection to the registration.
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Herters
Matyrené Federsuen
Weeneai
Frederick
Pew Drive
Frederick_iss
Wood Barnes Heads to Antarctica as Research Technician
Twenty years ago October 15 Wood Barnes of Taseytown Unkaray Mariana served at Ment a Millett Station Antarctica and will work as a research technician at the University's Center for Atmospheric and Space Physics. Sabin vaccine described as simple as sugar sugar drops. Dr Forbes urged Frederick County residents to participate in the mass polio immunization program for their own good and community welfare.
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Wood Barnes
Taseytown
Mariana Sade Ig
Aetanetin
Shees
Menta Millett Station
Antarctica
Forbes
Frederick County
Sleep research hints caffeine may affect circadian rhythm
Warren Froelich reports on a sleep study where participants received varying coffee or tea dosages, a chemical, and a placebo across weeks. Subjects logged wakefulness and sleep, while researchers tracked delays after waking. Results suggest the timing of the substance influenced the body's sleep-wake cycle.
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