Gulf Air jetliner crash kills 111 with one American aboard
Rescue teams comb rugged Abu Dhabi mountains for victims after a Gulf Air jetliner crashed and burned with 111 aboard amid sabotage claims. An American identified as J Lakho was listed among the dead as officials noted revised casualty figures and a flight origin in Karachi.
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United Arab Emirates
Gulf Air
J. Lakho
Bahrain
Karachi
Pakistan
U.S. Uses Underwater Vessel In Flight 007 Search
U S and Soviet naval teams continued crisscrossing the northern sea off Sakhalin to locate the flight recorders from Korean Air Lines Flight 007. For the first time the United States deployed an undersea search vessel while Soviet mini-submarines also probed for the black box, with signals fading and the window for discovery shrinking to about a week.
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Wakkanail
Japan
U.S
Sakhalin Island
United States
Korean Air Lines
Japan Maritime Safety Agency
Masayoshi Kato
Watt urged to resign amid mounting Watt aid fallout
Reagan aides and Maureen Reagan join calls for Interior Secretary James Watt to quit after his controversial remarks about a coal advisory panel. Watt defends stance as lawmakers signal eroding support while Watt asks allies how severe the damage is to his tenure.
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James Watt
Watt
Congress
Reagan
Maureen
California
Capitol Hill
Senate
Howard H. Baker Jr
Tennessee
Baker
James McClure
Idaho
Energy and Natural Resources Committee
Life is Like an Onion Says Carl Sandburg Poem Remark
Inside The News features Words of Wisdom with a Carl Sandburg quote about life being like an onion and the tears that come with peeling away layers. The note marks Sandburg as an American poet born in 1878 and died in 1967.
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Carl Sandburg
Personal profile Marg Fouche interviews podiatrist Dr Alien Mann
Marg Fouche chats with Dr Alien Mann, a podiatrist known for putting patients at ease and discussing foot health with clarity. The piece explores his approach to patient comfort, practical advice, and the value of compassionate care in podiatry.
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Marg Fouche
Alien Mann
Weather Update Forecast For Eastern US And Maryland
A large cool high pressure system over the eastern US will keep fair and cool weather through the weekend and into early next week. In western Maryland areas Carroll Frederick Howard Montgomery and Washington counties expect mostly sunny days near 70 and low to mid 70s Sunday with chilly nights and light frost potential. Maryland mountains stay sunny and cool with highs in the 60s and frost likely overnight. Ocean beaches stay sunny and chilly with near 70 daytime highs and 40s at night. Ocean City water temperature near 7. Farm forecast calls for westerly winds 50 to 10 mph, dry conditions through Monday. Temperatures yesterday included Frederick 96 and Unionville 62.
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Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Ocean City
Unionville
David Lesher
Final day at Irst Great Frederick Fair features Jose Chitwood and Mickey Gilley
The fair hosts Jose Chitwood's Thrill Show at 2 p.m. and Mickey Gilley at 6 30 and 9 p.m. on the last day as animal entries begin to move out. Fair board President Julien Delphey praises the smooth operation and a record 37 000 attendance on Children’s Day. Williamsport FFA wins livestock judging led by Jeff Mowen Bill Weaver and Carmel Duffey.
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Frederick
Fairgrounds
Jose Chitwood
Mickey Gilley
Fair Board
Julien Delphey
Delphey
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Williamsport
Jeff Mowen
Bill Weaver
Carmel Duffey
Marines Battle In Lebanon As New Jersey Heads In
Lebanese army troops and Moslem militiamen clash near U S Marine positions around Beirut while the USS New Jersey sails in to reinforce the naval task force. Four Marines have died from shellfire and 1,500 to 1,600 Marines remain in Lebanon amid mounting fighting in southern suburbs.
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Lebanon
New Jersey
Syria
U.S
Anti
Virginia
Arthur W. Radford
Marine
Maj
Robert Jordan
Beirut International Airport
Hay el- Sellum
Bourj el-Barajneh
Mreijeh
Jordan
Shenandoah
Nine vehicles damaged in Frederick wrong-way truck spree
Early Saturday in Frederick witnesses report an unidentified truck driver in a FSK Kars car carrier caused a crash spree on North Market and Fourth streets. The vehicle struck four cars in the Carmack Jay's Market lot, then hit another car and two waiting at Fourth Street light before getting stuck on Chapel Alley. Police could not identify the driver. Pvt. Ed Karnacki led the investigation as photos by Bob Leverone document the scene.
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Fourth Streets
Frederick
FSK Kars
Carmack-Jay's Market
North Market Street
Carmack
Pvt
Ed Karnacki
Bob Leverone
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