Shultz presses Gromyko on truth about jetliner downing
Secretary of State Shultz warns U.S.-Soviet ties could worsen if Andrei Gromyko does not tell the truth about the downing of a South Korean airliner. The jet vanished over the Sea of Japan on Sept. 1 with 289 people reported dead as tensions rise in Madrid and Manila.
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Spain
George P Shult
Andrei Gromyko
Shultz
Gromkyo
U.S
Thomas C. Enders
Gromyko
Moscow
Sea of Japan
French Intervention Halts Fighting in Chad Partition at Hand
French military intervention in Chad has produced the feared outcome for President Habre, with a frozen front line between Libyan-backed rebels and French-supported government forces. After three weeks, hostilities have largely ceased and a de facto partition remains.
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N'Djamena
Hissene Habre
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Words of Wisdom Quote by Arthur Conan Doyle
A concise quotation attributed to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle reads Whenever you have eliminated the impossible whatever remains however improbable must be the truth. The famous line is attributed to the Scottish writer noting deduction and reasoning.
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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
LeRoy Hay reflects on changes in American schools
Education item notes National Teacher of the Year LeRoy Hay discusses evolving American schools and hints at more reforms ahead. Law enforcement brief reports Maryland State Police in Frederick launching a program to strengthen speed limit enforcement on 55 mph roads.
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Maryland
Frederick
Pot Weather Outlook With Heat Returning This Weekend
A weak cold front moved through last night, followed by cooler, drier air. Friday brings near 90 degree heat, then hot and humid conditions return for the weekend with highs around 90 and only a slight chance of late-day storms. Maryland regions remain warm, with Ocean City near 90 and water at 77.
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Howard
Montgomery
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Braddock Heights
David Lesher
U S Navy and Marines Hit Druse Gunners Near Beirut Airport
The U S Navy joined Marine artillery to strike Druse Militia positions southeast of Beirut airport as renewed shells hit the strip. Warrant Officer Charles Rowe said four Bowen five inch rounds and six 155 mm rounds were fired, amid ongoing clashes that have left hundreds dead and wounded.
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Lebanon
U.S. Navy
Charles Rowe
Bowen
Rowe
U.S
Druse
Khalde Highway
Marine Zone
John H. Miller
Fleet Marine Force Atlantic
Norfolk
Alfred M. Gray
2Nd Marine Division
Camp Lejeune
N.C
United States
France
Italy
Walid Jumblatt
Community Reacts to Airliner Attack by Soviets
Local Korean residents in Frederick and nearby areas express shock and anger over the South Korean jetliner shootdown by Soviet forces. Voices condemn the act as barbaric and call for strong U.S. measures, with calls for demonstrations and increased nuclear deterrence.
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Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Dews
Charles Kim
Frederick
French pilots join spreading boycott of Moscow flights
French pilots have joined a growing boycott of Moscow bound flights to protest the downing of a South Korean jetliner. Air France will halt Paris to Moscow services for 60 days beginning next Tuesday. U.S. Secretary of State Shultz plans to press Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko for a candid explanation of the attack.
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George P. Shultz
Air France
Moscow
Kuitz
Spain
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Photograph of James Bartgis Joins City Hall Mayor Row
The Frederick mayoral portrait collection expands with a reproduced image of James Bartgis who served 1849 to 1856. Carolyn Greiner aims to display all four mayors once renovations finish. The collection already includes Lewis H. Fraley and Lawrence Brengle, with Bartgis’s portrait arriving from descendants and local sources.
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James Bartgis
Frederick City
City Hall
Frederick
Carolyn Greiner
Lewis H. Fraley
Lawrence Brengle
City
Brengle
M. E. Bartgis
James
Hiram
Ruth T. Gross
Bartgis
Maryland DOT outlines six year highway plan and I-70 relocation
Maryland Department of Transportation reviewed the six year Consolidated Transportation Program totaling about 6.1 billion dollars through 1989. Major items include a 97.9 million relocation of I-70 Frederick City and 3.85 miles of new freeway east of Shamsville to Patrick Street. Several Frederick County projects follow with costs and start dates including safety upgrades on US 4 Alternate and US 40 Alternate and resurfacing on Md 75 to Montgomery County line.
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Maryland
Department of Transportation
DOT
Lowell K. Bridwell
Law Enforcement and Transporta
Frederick County
Frederick City
Sjamsville
Patrick Street
Emmitsburg Pike
Putnam Road
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MD. 75
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Wolfsville Road
Wolfsville
U.S. 340
Jefferson Pike
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