Frederick In The Streets festival draws massive crowds
Frederick’s third annual In The Streets festival filled Market Street with 20 000 to 40 000 attendees enjoying live music from Phil and the Blanks and DC Motors, Dixieland, food from Bushwhite’s, and various entertainments. Police reported one juvenile arrest amid a joyous, beverage friendly block party atmosphere.
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Earthquake Rips Tadzhikistan. Toll Likely Heavy
An AP report from Tass said a strong earthquake struck Tadzhikistan, destroying factories housing and welfare facilities in Kairakum and Khodzhent district. The epicenter was 145 miles northeast of Dushanbe with casualties feared as aid and rescue operations proceed.
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Weather outlook for Western Maryland today
Partly cloudy with afternoon showers and mild temperatures. Highs near 68 to 74 degrees and lows around 55 to 60. Weather map available on Page.
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Film premiere on the Potomac at Weinberg Center this week
A film titled on the Potomac will debut at the Weinberg Center this week, with the event noted under Business/Finance. The quotation about beauty appears as a separate line, attributed to an unknown source, and the text includes stray fragments.
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Mubarak demands apology from Reagan over air hijack incident
President Mubarak urged President Reagan to apologize to Egyptians after the U.S. interception of an Egyptair Boeing 737 carrying hijackers to Sicily. Mubarak called the action piracy and warned Italy and the United States could inflame violence if hijackers are not punished. He favored handing them to PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat to avoid escalation and urged a broader apology for all Egyptians.
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PLO says Abbas left Yugoslavia
Mohammed Abbas, the PLO lieutenant to Yasser Arafat, has left Yugoslavia after flying to Belgrade from Rome. A Washington arrest warrant accuses him of directing the Achille Lauro hijacking in which an American passenger was killed. PLO officials would not disclose his destination or departure time.
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Colorfest lights up Thurmont with crafts and hot foods
The 22nd annual Catoctin Colorfest in Thurmont drew large crowds for two days, showcasing 300 plus craft exhibits and a busy food booths area with soups, chili dogs, funnel cakes, and hot drinks. Terre Rhoderick and his son Sean, of Frederick, staffed the Troop 271 Boy Scout booth, amid long lines for chicken corn soup and vegetable beef soup. Traffic lined the Rt. 15 exit ramp by noon, while tour buses arrived from Maryland and Pennsylvania. The organizer Beverly Zienda noted crowd levels similar to last year and described strong turnout despite cloudy skies.
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