Harchenhorn leads in 4B House race and more
In Carroll County Maryland, Del. V. Lanny Harchenhorn holds a slim lead for the newly created District 4B seat, with about 40 percent of voters counted and absentee ballots to come. Lewis C. Dixon leads Democratic contenders for the nomination, while other races for county commissioners school board and state offices show close contests and potential absentee influences.
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Mount Airy
Lewis C. Dixon
House of Delegates
Carroll County
Hardenhorn
Donald B. Elliott
New Windsor
C. Nelson Warfield
Dixon
William D. Henley
David M. Rooney
Woodbine
Louis B. Scharon
William V. Lauterbach
John L. Armacost
Scharon
Donald J. Dell
J. Jeffrey Griffith
Marriottsville
Leroy L. Conway
Westminster
Albert W. Uline
Berrett
Doris P. Pierce
John B
Dick" Joy
Taneytown
Naomi Benzil
M. Anne Miller
John D. Myers Jr
House of
Richard C. Matthews
Frank D. Coleman
Atorney
C. Walter Haschert
Weatmilner
En Syaeariee
Robert L. Tabler Jr
John T. Willis
Richard N. Dixon
Francis X. Walsh
Lawrence A. Lamotte
Woodstock
Thomas F. Gubernatus
Jeffrey H. Gray
Garrison
Thomas E. Hickman
Benjamin Love
Lawry N. Barnes
John E. Grove
Army moves to upgrade Green Beret command at Fort Bragg
The Army plans a major command consolidation for Green Berets and other special operations forces to boost global counter insurgency and special mission capabilities. Sources say the Green Berets will form the core of a evolving command including units with expertise in counter insurgency, guerrilla organization, sabotage, and psychological warfare.
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Green Beret Command
Fort Bragg
N.C
Green Berets
U.S
Ghotbzadeh Faced Hostage Crisis and Political Downfall
The article recounts Ghotbzadeh during Iran's hostage crisis, including his stance against spy trials, clashes with militants, arrest and release, and his failure to flee Iran. It also briefly notes a birth notice for Matthew Bussall in Washington, mentioning a first child born at Simsey Hospital.
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Iran
Islamic Revolutionary Guards
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Abolhassan Bani Sadr
France
Ghottzadeh
Pevision
Khomeini
Russell Kulper
Walkersville
Matthew Bussall
Simsey Hospital
Washington
Pentagon Eyes Unified Command for Special Operations
The Pentagon plans an official announcement on reorganizing special forces. The Army may expand the Green Berets at Fort Bragg, seeking a tighter command structure to revive unconventional warfare amid low intensity conflicts.
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Central America
Braddock Water rate hike suspended by Maryland PSC
The Maryland Public Service Commission suspended Braddock Water Co. rate hike requests for five to six months. Braddock seeks a 12.84 percent profit rate structure with yearly earnings projected at about 15,787 against expenses of 4,043 and revenues of 49,430. Public hearings will be held in Baltimore and Frederick County. examiner and People's Counsel attorney to be assigned. The utility cites prior losses and proposes raising minimum quarterly charges from 12 to 23.73 and instituting a 5 percent late payment penalty for bills older than 30 days.
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Dapory
Joe Laat
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Baltimore
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David H. Yinger
Yinger
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The
Public Service Commission
Termite chemical found in military housing
Air Force reveals chlordane used for termite control has polluted some housing on bases with high levels in forced air ducts. About 6,373 slab homes were at risk among 150,000 base units, with 204 of 3,086 checked exceeding the NAS safety limit, prompting government funded relocations. The Montana note appears as a stray line on the page.
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Washington
Air Force
National Academy of Sciences
Potomac River sediment pollution study findings
The Potomac River remains dirty despite a $1 billion cleanup. A five year study by USGS reports upstream communities dump about 3,800 tons of sediment, with freshwater bass returning, and sediment levels rising since 1941. Hydrologist James Bennett notes pollution stored in bottom sediments complicates cleanup efforts.
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Reston
Potomac River
U.S. Geological Survey
District of Columbia
Potomac
USGS
James Bennett
Bennett
Panel Begins Work on Spending Bill
Washington AP report says with Congress planning to adjourn in three weeks the House Appropriations Committee starts swift action on a spending bill funding virtually all federal agencies for the new fiscal year beginning Oct 1. The fate of a separate borrowing authority extension is tied to year end adjournment as Reagan proposals face possible cuts.
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Coccreas
House
House Appropriations Committee
Senate
Reagan
Salvador celebrates 161st birthday with peaceful military ceremony
About 35,000 filled Flor Blanca stadium in San Salvador for a large peaceful Independence Day parade. US troops and parachutists joined the event as President Magazia and the armed forces presided. Officials noted calm after years of violence, while reports say over 34,000 have died in the civil conflict since 1979.
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el Salvador
Stars and Stripes Forever
U.S. Southern Command
Panama
Flor Blanca
Alvaro Magazia
Armed Forces’ High Command
Atlacatl
Ramon Belloso
United States
Mejicanos
Ayutuxtepeque
Weather forecast for several states on Thursday
The National Weather Service in Washington DC predicts showers in parts of California Nevada North and South Dakota Nebraska Minnesota and Iowa on Thursday September 16. The report notes regional variability and potential localized storms.
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Nevada
North
South Dakota
Nebranks
Minnesota
Iowa
National Weather Service
Washington, D.C
Weather Outlook for Western Maryland Weekend
A weak cold front passes today followed by cooler, drier air Friday. Western Maryland counties see warm, partly cloudy conditions with a shower chance today and highs around 73 to 80, cooling tonight near 60 and Friday 75 to 80. Maryland Mountains expect a shower today then partly cloudy Friday, highs near 80 then 70s. Ocean beaches face a shower chance Saturday, then fair Sunday with 70s to near 80. Winds north to northwest 5 to 10 mph today, turning northeast Friday. drying conditions improve Friday.
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Carrol
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Maryland Ocean
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