Soda tainted at Cupboard Convenience store reports
An employee at a local Cupboard Convenience store was hospitalized after drinking soda that police believe may have been laced with ammonia. The worker, whose name was withheld, notified authorities at 10:38 p.m. Tuesday after receiving treatment at Kent General Hospital. Police say the tainted soda carried a strong ammonia odor and the incident is under investigation by state police.
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Sandtown
Delapy
Ware
Joe Forrester
Kent General Hospital
Forrester
Ferree
Stephen Short
Mae Police
Hodel Seen as Likely Energy Secretary Candidate
Washington reports Deputy Interior Secretary Donald Hodel appears the front runner to replace James Edwards as Energy Secretary. President Reagan says no final decision has been made and officials expect an announcement when ready. Edwards will resign Nov. 5 to head the Medical University of South Carolina.
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Washington
James Watt
Donald Hodel
James Edwards
Edwards
The
Medical
University of South Carolina
Charleston
Gene
China population tops a billion in census count
Peking announces mainland population at 1 008 175 288 after a four month census. Officials note a 45.1 percent rise since 18 years ago while experts say birth control progress reduces growth to about 1.4 percent per year. Including Taiwan Hong Kong Macao, total reaches 1 031 882 511.
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Peking
China
India
Xinhua Pews
Popula
Taiwan
Hong Kong
Macao
Ownership of read in doubt in county reach debate
The article reports a dispute among three property owners and county officials over who owns a reed along a county road at 100N Market St. The owners want the county to maintain the reed, a matter discussed for about two years without resolution.
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Read
Rae Wyeee
Gees Teheee
Slater
Reed
Alee
Weather outlook forecast across regions by national service
The Nacional Weather Service forecast shows cooler conditions across most areas Thursday with warm weather in the Southeast and rain possible in the Northwest. Expect mixed precipitation and variable temperatures from the upper Great Lakes to the Dakotas and Texas as fronts move through.
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Nacional Weather Service
Texas
Great Lakes
Otto Weller
Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Boward
Montgomery
Washington
Janet
Westsinater
Gaithersburg
Leesburg
David Lesher
Kerosene Safety Warnings and Storage Precautions
The notice warns about complete kerosene combustion, smoke odors, and harmful by products. It advises storing kerosene in metal or labeled containers, storing outdoors when refilling, straining to remove dirt, and never using gasoline in kerosene units. It stresses ventilation, opening a window, keeping heaters three feet from fabric, and avoiding loose clothing near heaters. It cautions about carbon monoxide presence and safe handling in homes.
Swamp oak tree splits on storm at 20 acre estate
A chestnut oak on a 20 acre estate near the Atlantic Coast was split by a fierce storm. The tree, with a 22 feet 7 inch circumference and 123 foot spread, was considered the largest of its kind in the nation by American Forests in 1978.
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Raerow Ma SR
Atlantic
American Forests Magazine
Fire log report from Sabillesville area alarms
Fire alarms reported in the past 24 hours ending 10 am with 10:05 am automatic alarm at Frederick Iron and Steel. Uniteds Juniors and Citizens Truck Co. responded. Ambulance calls show Emergencies 15 routines none. Jail population lists males 71 females 3. County field shows None. Dial OD 241 3300 for emergencies.
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Sabillesville
Frederick Iron & Steel
Uniteds, Juniors and
Citizens Truck Co
Campaign promises for Maryland voters in a summarized platform
The candidate pledges support for an elected Public Service Commission and citizen oversight. He backs Driver Law alignment with federal standards, calls for a referendum on blue laws, and favors tax credits to spur small business and industry in District Three. He endorses public schools, expanded vocational education, senior citizen advocacy, upgraded highways, and completion of the National Freeway to attract business. He supports stricter penalties for drug offenses and a rapid, clear justice system. He pledges availability to assist with state government issues and compares readiness to former officials.
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Public Service Commission
Cone
Maryland
Meery
Geedloe
Bev
Frederickman admits selling marijuana in court
Frederickman aged 22 pleads guilty to selling marijuana and faces up to five years in prison. The News-Post reports confusion over county sheriff candidates and notes veteran Maryland State Police and County Police experience.
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Zhney
Steday
News-Post
Benuhman
Robert C. Bevder Io
Maryland
Ord
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