Fire at Baltimore Sun plant ruled arson
Baltimore fire officials said a Thursday night blaze in a third floor room of the Baltimore Sun plant was set and caused about 100000 dollars in damage delaying editions on Friday. No injuries were reported and crews contained the fire within about 45 minutes.
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John Griffith
Baltimore Sunpapers
Michael Dalton
Dalton
Sunpapers
Reg Murphy
Bae Enema
Thei LC
Csusce
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Sunday Sun
Trick or treat ban spreads to more cities
The Tylenol cyanide scare prompts bans and warnings on Halloween, with Fitchburg Mass leading a wave of Massachusetts towns and others in California Florida Ohio and Colorado weighing or enacting curbs to protect children. Police and officials emphasize safety over punishment as communities move to limit trick or treating.
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Bernard Chartrand
Fitchburg
Mass
Massachusetts
California
Florida
Ohio
Colorado
Harold L. Olson
Palmer
Bess Truman Buried Beside President In Independence
Former first lady Bess Truman, age 97, buried beside Harry S. Truman in the Truman Library yard. Dignitaries Nancy Reagan Rosalynn Carter and Betty Ford attended the service at Trinity Episcopal Church where she married in 1919. Her will preserves an inscription branding her as First Lady of the United States.
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Bess Truman
Harry S. Truman
Nancy Reagan
Rosalynn Carter
Betty Ford
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Truman Library
Boss
Robert L. Hart
Trinity Episcopal Church
Mrs. Truman
Hart
United States of America
Robert Truman Ragland
ITU to Keep Israel in Conference Amid Lebanon Clash
Delegates backed an amended resolution condemning Israel for the Lebanon invasion by secret ballot after a U.S. threat to quit the six week conference. The British compromise curbed expulsion from the ITU and preserved a largely non political focus on radio frequencies and telecom tariffs. Australia and several nations co sponsored the compromise while Israel argued the resolution criticized it too harshly but congratulated the ITU on staying united.
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Residents push for bypass as DOT weighs Frederick projects
Charles H. Crum leads a 150-signature petition asking the DOT to study a bypass to ease truck noise and dust from a nearby quarry. The DOT plan includes I-70 widening, relocation of lanes, and a 1984 start with a $51 million price tag, while county officials press for attention to the issue.
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Frederick County
Siamsville Road
Monocacy River
Maryland
Carl Raith
Congress
Raith
Healey Fongrave
Frederick
New Market
U.S. 15
Huntington Creek
Potomac River
Catoctin
Frederick Maryland 1983 road work projects list
A list of road work projects in Frederick and surrounding areas including I 70 over I 270 decks repairs Park Mill Road drainage Md 45 Patrick Street Md 1M Md 2400 Lander Road Md 444 Md 17 to Lander Road Woodsboro Road Sabillasville Road Harbaugh Valley Road to War County and B and O crossings on Lime Elm Road Mussetter Road South Street Wisner Street and two bridge joints. Safety improvements resurfacing and minor rail crossing work scheduled.
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Fingerboard Road
MD. 75
Montgomery County
Smithsburg Road
Wolfsville
Washington County
Market Street
Frederick City
Patrick Street
Seventh Street
Jefferson Road
Catoctin Creek
U.5. 15
I-70
MD. 26
U.S. 15
Emmitsburg
Monocacy River
U.S. 40
MD. 153
Park Mill Road
MD. 45
Frederick
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Nately
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Lander Road
MD. 17
Woodsboro Road
Liberty
MD 194
Woodsboro
Sabillasville Road
Harbaugh Valley Road
War County
B&o
Lime Elm Road
Mussetter Road
South Street
Wisner Street
City considers multiple utility and street projects
Effluent references the City Director of Finance. A one unit James Street apartment complex will receive oversized water and sewer service at James and Patrick. A Solarex relocation change order costs 1204.75 funded by a state loan. Potomac Edison seeks an easement for lines at Cresap Rifle Club near Lingasnore Creek. Amber Meadows utilities accepted for Carriage Way Heather Lane. Windsor Gardens public works agreement discussed. roofing repairs at United Fire Co. Weinberg Center bid plans await more bids as only one firm submitted.
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James and
Patrick Streets
Solarex
Potomac Edison
Cresap Rifle Club
Lingasnore Creek
Bruchey and Hewitt Shot Victims in Frederick Incident
The more severely hurt victim James R. Bruchey Jr. improved from critical to serious after a Saturday shooting near his home. The other, Franklin D. Hewitt, released from hospital as authorities hold Christopher J. Ray, 21, without bond pending trial in the case.
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James R. Bruchey Jr
W. South St
Baltimore
Maryland Institute For Emergency Medical Services
Franklin D. Hewitt
Christopher J. Ray
N. Market St
Jeff Label
GULL PROTECTION AND LAWS IN GAI AND SALT LANE CITY
Seagulls attacked a crop in Gai prompting laws to protect their birds and a monument raised in Salt Lane City's Temple Square memorializing the law.
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Salt Lane City
Temple Square
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