Point of Rocks barn fire probed
A barn on the Lewis W. Wilcom farm on Md 28 north of Point of Rocks was destroyed by flames in a Saturday afternoon blaze judged suspicious by the state fire marshal. Firefighters battled a burning silo, saved dairy equipment, and kept the scene under control until late evening with aid from multiple companies. Fire marshals Earp and May lead the investigation.
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Point of Rocks
Lewis W. Wilcom
Susan Nicol
MD. 28
Carroll Manor
Max Keyser
Jefferson
Keyser
Montgomery County
Braddock Heights
Middletown Fire Company
Taxpayers Ask IRS on Moving Deductions and Garnished Income
Taxpayers ask if moving expenses are deductible and learn conditions for deductions including travel and moving costs up to 2500 for house hunting. Also confirms that garnished salary counts as taxable income and notes record-retention rules for tax return preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Office
Greyhound Bus Robbery Aboard In Detroit
Two armed men boarded a Greyhound in Detroit and shouted threats as they pistol whipped passengers. They forced money and jewelry into an attache case while children screamed and most riders kept heads down with hands on their heads.
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Detroit
Chicago
Ypsilanti
Mich
Montreal
Canada
Donald Paul
William Gorshe
FBI
Greyhound
Michigan
Detroit-to-Paducah
National Airlines flight attendants resume talks in Washington
National Airlines and its striking flight attendants met again in Washington as a 1,200 member union pressed for higher pay benefits and better conditions. Management offered 496 to 768, while the union seeks 537 to 800 for new hires and top scale. Flights were canceled across 45 U.S. cities plus London, with about 7,660 employees affected and 1,000 supervisory staff kept on to operate remaining services. The strike, the carrier’s seventh since 1962 and second in a year, follows a 19 month deadlock and leaves demand for wage and benefit improvements unresolved.
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Miami
National Airlines
Washington
Association of
National
U.S
London
International Association of Machinists
National Bicentennial concerts showcase all fifty states
Washington AP reports Dr. Merle Montgomery leads a nationwide series at the Kennedy Center featuring music written about each state and DC. Free performances began in May with Delaware, expanding to 50 states and territories, funded by Exxon and coordinated via local chapters.
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Washington
Merle Montgomery
National Music Council
National Federation of Music Clubs
Kennedy Center For the
National Cultural Center
District of Columbia
American Composers
Exxon Corp
Delaware
South Carolina
Montgomery
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Georgia
Bey
St. Cecelia Society
Gordon R. Goodwin
University of South Carolina
Charleston
George Gershwin
Iowa
Arkansas
Texas
Kennedy Center
Juliette Gordon Low
Girl Scouts
Paul Winter
Charles Ives
Ohio
Cleveland Orchestra
Presidential Sports Award materials available free of charge
Questions cover how to obtain Qualifying Standards and Personal Log Books for the Presidential Sports Award by writing to P. O. Box 129 Radio City Station New York NY 10019. Groups may order in bulk and receive posters from the same address.
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P. O. Box
Radio City
New York
N.Y
Ywcas
Mid-East
General Services Administration
Pueblo
Colorado
Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
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Wilcom
IRS
Frederick County Square
MNEC
Mennee
Equitable Fe Trust
WSPA
Arehiye
Wyoming
Esther Morris
Edgar Allen Poe
Minnesota
Alaska
Gary Smart
Goodloe
E. Byron
Medicare
Perm
Frederick Towne Mall
Maharishi Mahesh Yogi
Fred. Com. College Info
C. Surr Artz Public Library
St. Frederick
Emmitsburg Public Library
W. Main St
Thurmont Public Library
Water St
Franciscan
China
Remsbergs
Patrick St
Frederick Taot
Daffodil
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