Senate approves deficit plan as Treasury nears insolvency
The Senate backed a deficit cutting amendment 75 to 24 while the Treasury teeters on insolvency awaiting a borrowing rise. An emergency $5 billion borrowing was approved to pressure House leaders, who oppose quick action as the debt limit seeks a higher cap to cover annual deficits.
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America
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Texas
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Gramm
Warren Rudman
R-N.h
Ernest Hollings
D-S.c
Baltimore man confesses to murder in plea deal
Harold Franklin Jones, 33, admitted kidnapping and first degree murder of 63 year old William Samuel Lauver, who was visiting a cancer patient in a Baltimore hospital. Plea bargain spared death penalty. sentencing set for December 5 in Frederick County Circuit Court.
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Westminster
Pearce Road
William W. Wenner
Donald Grossnickle
Puerto Rico floods kill hundreds as debris searches continue
Emergency funds rushed to flood survivors while rescue teams counted 74 bodies found in debris in Ponce and Mameyes. Officials warned up to 500 may lie beneath mud with health threats feared from unrecovered corpses.
Potential mass grave at Puerto Rico landslide site
Puerto Rico officials weigh creating a mass grave at the Mameyes disaster zone near Ponce after a mudslide that destroyed hundreds of shacks. Civil Defense reports 74 bodies located, with at least 31 found in a mud lake, as Mayor Capena seeks area sealing to prevent disease outbreak.
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Civil Defense
Heriberto Acevedo
U.S. Commonwealth Island
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Rafael Hernandez Colon
Associated Press
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Jose Capena
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Quote from Michelet cited in Inside The News Bata about women’s power through obedience, reflecting a dated gender perspective while noting women’s awareness of societal dynamics.
King and I star Yul Brynner dies at 65 in New York
Yul Brynner, famed for leading The King and I on stage for more than 4 600 performances, died at 1 a.m. at The New York Hospital Cornell Medical Center. He battled lung cancer after a long career in film and on Broadway, earning a Tony, an Oscar, and a special Tony in 1952 1957 and June. His death was mourned by castmates and friends including Charlton Heston and Deborah Kerr.
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Cecil B. DeMille
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Mubarak says pirates allowed to leave Egypt
The United States demanded maximum punishment for four Palestinian sea pirates, but Egypt’s president said they had been allowed to depart and he did not know their location. Mubarak defended the deal amid the Achille Lauro crisis and Klinghoffer’s murder as US officials called for prosecution and accountability.
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Israel
Shimon Peres
Achille Lauro
Peres
Israel Army Radio
Leon Klinghoffer
Port Said
Egypt
Palestine Liberation Organization
Klinghoffer
Yitzhak Shamir
Yediot Abronot
Washington
United States
Hosni Mubarak
Mubarak
White House
Larry Speakes
Italy
George Shultz
Richard W. Murphy
United Way Campaign Near One Third of Goal
United Way drives in Frederick County report fundraising gains amid a statewide shortfall. Frederick volunteers and agencies gather at the Sheraton Inn Frederick as campaign chair Robert Clark notes progress toward the 962704 goal while November activity is anticipated. Julie Bartee, deaf student and national spokeswoman, features in campaign events, with birthday cake honors at a Sept kickoff breakfast.
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Frederick County
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Clark
Weinberg Center
Brunswick
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Julie
Maryland School For the Deaf
Loretta Lynn
MSD
Riaherf
Zina Bartee
St. Joseph
Missouri
Mrs. Bartee
Young Responds to Campaign Attacks in Mayoral Race
Mayor Ronald N. Young defended his re election bid at a press conference as Republican opponents accused his administration of distortions. He dismissed Lane's charges about decisions being made upstairs and called her assertions ludicrous while noting the aldermen’s votes.
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Donna J.B. Lane
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College recruiters flock to FCC night for wide college fair
At Frederick Community College a yearly College Night draws hundreds of parents and students with more than 100 colleges and military reps present. Muhlenberg and Scranton recruiters highlight private and regional schools while admissions staff emphasize marketing to address shrinking high school graduates and loan limits.
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Muhlenberg College
Mitton
Frederick Community College
FCC
Muhlenberg
Pennsylvania
Bruce Albright
Middletown
Helen Gregory
Mary
Margaret van Meter
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Hood College
Frederick
Maryland
van Meter
Frederick County
James Holton
Holton
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