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News

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1982

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Primary election plans for Maryland voters described

The article outlines tomorrow's primary across Maryland with 7 am to 8 pm voting hours. It notes Democrats and Republicans in Frederick County and statewide contests for Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Comptroller, Attorney General, and U.S. Senate, listing candidates and running mates. It highlights prominent figures such as Harry Hughes, Joseph Curran, Harry McGuirk, Samuel Bogley, Robert Pascal, Ross Pierpont, Louis Goldstein, and Paul Sarbanes. The piece previews competitive races and party dynamics, with references to specific counties and political figures, and mentions the page continuation.

Frederick County Maryland Baltimore City Harry BR Hughes J. Joseph Curran Baltimore U.S Paul §. Sarbanes Mérgan L. Amaimo

Serious crime down in Frederick County in 1982 first half

Maryland State Police preliminary figures show a 12 percent drop in serious crime in Frederick County and statewide 10 percent lower for violent crimes in the first half of 1982. Violent crimes fell 7 percent. property offenses fell 11 percent. Western Maryland led with a 13 percent decline.

Frederick County Maryland Pikesville Frederick Boston Washington Allegany Garrett Carroll County Washington County Howard County Montgomery County

Unlowered gates blamed in Swiss rail bus tragedy

A signalwoman failed to lower crossing gates in a Swiss rail bus crash near Pfaeffikon injuring 10 and killing 39. The bus driver drove through a raised barrier as a three car local train hit, slicing the bus and igniting flames. Witnesses describe scattered bodies and wreckage while police investigate the gate system and rescue operations continue.

Pfaeffikon Switzerland Nasrly Pantie Zurich Eugen Thomenn Thomann Robert Leiser Schoenaich Stuttgart Walensee Effretikon Hinvil Leiser

Reagan seeks tough anti crime package

President Reagan asks Congress to tighten the insanity defense to deny verdicts of not guilty by reason of insanity in the Hinckley case and to curb tainted evidence and federal appeals after state convictions. Ed Meese leads the proposal as a three point plan, with slim chances for passage this year.

Reagan Washington Congress John W. Hinckley Jr Hinckley Newsweek Magazine St. Elizabeths Hospital Reegall Dow William French Smith Smith ABC David Brinkley

Israel raids widen Lebanon fighting in Bekaa Valley

Israel launches a new round of air raids across eastern Lebanon's Bekaa Valley targeting Syrian and Palestinian positions. At least 30 troops and guerrillas were killed as encampments burned, with mock dives on Baddawi refugee camp near Tripoli. Tel Aviv says Syrian missiles were destroyed and vows to prevent anti-air missiles crossing into Lebanon.

Beirut Lebanon Bekaa Valley Voice of Arab Lebanon Baddawi Tripoli United Nations Voice of Lebanon Christian Phalange Party Tel Aviv Israel Palestine Libertion Organization West Beirut Syria Baddafi PLO Middle East Dabr al-Baidar Sion

Einstein Quote On Thinking Of The Future

A brief quotation from Albert Einstein notes that the future is not dwelled on but arrives in time. The line reflects his view on planning and anticipation, encapsulating a forward outlook from the renowned physicist born in Germany.

Albert Einstein

Dr. G R Brinkley Jr Dies in Frederick at 56

Dr George Ross Brinkley Jr a longtime obstetrician gynecologist and New Market resident died suddenly Saturday at Frederick Memorial Hospital He was 56 and had served patients in Frederick for 25 years Born March 18 1928 in Clarksburg WV he was a WWII Army Air Corps veteran graduate of the University of Maryland College of Medicine He was husband to Jean Tonkin Brinkley and a founder and supporter of the New Market Hounds and Frederick Pony Club.

George Ross Brinkley Jr New Market Frederick Memorial Hospital Brinkley Frederick Jean Tonkin Brinkley Clarksburg W.va George Ross Brackley Sr Hannah Spellsburg Brinkley West Virginia University Sigma Chi U.S. Army Air Corps University of Maryland College of Medicine Baltimore New Market Hounds Frederick Pony Club

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