Gemayel takes office as Beirut braces for peacekeepers
Amin Gemayel officially assumed the Lebanese presidency amid a security crisis after a rocket cache blast in east Beirut wounded many, while French paratroopers prepared to join a 4 000 strong force to shield civilians. Arab leaders offered mixed reactions as Moslems backed the Christian president-elect.
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4-H Livestock Sale Tops Frederick Fair Night Events
At the 120th Great Frederick Fair the beef sheep and swine sale leads the program with about 123 head auctioned at 7 pm in the beef show ring. Grand champion steer from Rock Ridge 4-H Club weighs about 1,150 pounds as buyers gather under sunny autumn skies.
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Trains Begin to Run Again After Nationwide Rail Strike
Freight and passenger trains slowly resumed today as locomotive engineers and crews returned from a four day strike ending with a Reagan signed settlement. Union Pacific workers in Omaha voiced mixed feelings about the resolution as cargo movement begins to recover and commuters resume service in major cities.
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Walkersville Returns Land to Frederick County
Walkersville officials vote to return 39.633 acres of land to Frederick County. The action adjusts corporate boundaries and access to bridges, with residents noting the land is not a parcel but part of Walkersville’s boundaries. The measure also mentions a community labor program for first-time nonviolent offenders and administrative requirements for volunteers.
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Frederick firm wins NCI FCRF pact and new NRC license
Data Management Systems Inc. won the final NCI FCRF contract to manage Fort Detrick libraries for five years, adding 12 librarians to its staff. The NRC granted a new license valid to Aug 31 1987, preventing research stoppage from expired licensing.
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Inflation slows to 3.3 percent annual rate in August
The AP reports that August inflation held at 3.3 percent annual, the smallest rise in four months. Food and gasoline prices fell modestly while medical care rose, with a 0.3 percent monthly decline in overall prices driven by lower food costs and gasoline.
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Helms pressured to end school prayer campaign
Washington AP report notes conservatives and liberals urge Sen. Jesse Helms to halt his drive for school prayer legislation. Debate quotes Sen. Bennett Johnston urging recognition of limited odds, describing the fight as costly yet brave amid a broader political climate.
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Explosion in East Beirut Sends Shrapnel Ringing
An explosion hit the east side of Beirut on Thursday one hour before the president of Schanca Amin Gemenyel was due to speak. The blast sent shrapnel across a one kilometer radius. Many injured reported. no deaths announced.
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