East German protests draw hundreds. arrests made
East German authorities jailed dozens for up to six months amid weekend protests across major cities. In Dresden thousands joined sit ins while demonstrations in East Berlin, Leipzig, and other towns drew police with clubs and dogs. Western reporters faced detentions as authorities blamed "troublemakers" for unrest amid the 40th anniversary events and mass emigration to the West continues.
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Soviet Union
12 killed as logging truck hits hayride wagon in New Brunswick
CAP-PELE New Brunswick AP A logging truck crashed into a hayride wagon at a family reunion near Cormier 25 miles west of Moncton on Sunday killing 12 and injuring 45. Many were pinned by logs and two pickup trucks were struck. Five children died and several injuries were critical as relatives searched for missing kin near the hall where the reunion was held.
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New Brunswick
Moncton
Cormier
Gerry LeBlanc
Edmond Leger
Val Gogen
Homeless rally draws huge turnout in Washington DC
Frederick residents joined a three day push on homelessness with 29 from the Community Center and about 40 000 to 200 000 other demonstrators in Washington. The march began at the Washington Monument and ended near the Capitol with speakers including Rev. Joseph Lowery criticizing the Bush administration and housing policies.
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Frederick Community Center
Mike Spurrier
Spurrier
Frederick
Peace Resource Center
Washington Monument
Constitution Avenue
Capitol
Duane Quintana
Montgomery County
Stevie Wonder
Linda Evans
Susan Dey
Jon Voight
Ohio
Joseph Lowery
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Bush
Lowery
Two Americans win Nobel Prize in medicine in Stockholm
Americans J Michael Bishop and Harold E Varmus win the Nobel Prize in medicine for discovering that certain cellular genes become part of retroviruses to drive cancer. Bishop, 53, and Varmus, 49, work at UC San Francisco School of Medicine. The award cites their work on the cellular origin of retroviral oncogenes and the genetic basis of cancer development.
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Stockholm
Sweden
J. Michael Bishop
Harold E. Varmus
Mr. Bishop
Mr. Varmus
Department of
Microbiology and Immunology
University of California School of Medicine
San Francisco
Bishop
Belvedere
Varmus
Nobel Assembly
Peter Reichard
Peyton Rous
David Baltimore
Renato Dulbecco
Howard Temin
U.S
Ambitious Frederick Young Man Aims for Millionaire Status
James S. Ingram, 22, born and raised in Frederick, plans to retire by 25 after leaving New York and Los Angeles. He holds a business degree from Mount St. Mary’s, works as an assistant auditor at Lincoln National and part time on government surveys, and aims to open a clothing store named Jadde with three fellow graduates.
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James S. Ingram
New York
Los Angeles
Frederick
Carroll Creek
Carver Apartments
McDonall's
Frederick Community College
Mount St. Mary’s College
Lincoln National
Carroll Creek Promenade
Jadde
James Ingram
April Hill
Derwin Hill
Dawn Oram
North Market Street
Pammer
R.B.I
Weather overview for Western Maryland and fashion notes
Clear and cold with scattered frost and mid 30s lows. Tuesday brings increasing cloudiness and warmer conditions with highs around 66. Includes Western Maryland weather map and upcoming features on ME Family fashion and Blondie comic strip starting today on the page.
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