Middletown man killed as tractor plunges from barn
Seena man died after a tractor at a Covell Road farm fell about 15 feet into a lower area near Urbana. Slobodan Djurickovie, a Yugoslavian, suffered burns over 90 percent of his body and died at Baltimore City Hospital Burn Center about five hours later. Police and fire crews investigated the crash and trauma response.
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Seena
Urbana Phung
Slobodan
Djeriehovie
Set E. Mais
Baltimore City
Boor
Barry Yee
Kate Ie
Schram
Covell Road
Dyate See Woriets Hs Bear
Djurickovie
Urbana
Hyattstown
Upper Moatpeet
Seemenree Eaeh
Oenes
Cabinet members campaign across states to fundraise
Commerce Secretary Baldrige leads a rapid tour through five states across three time zones raising funds and courting voters. The campaign machine, including Cabinet members, organizes $15 barbeques and large gatherings to rally support and generate money for the candidate.
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Washington
Commerce
Malcollm Baldrige
Theig Salen
California
Sousa
Apple crop in Frederick County shows strong yield this season
Frederick County apple growers report good quantity and quality despite lighter rain. Pryor Orchard near Thurmont employs three family members and four college students to pick about 20 acres, with weekends and evenings used as picking shifts. Other orchards like Flanagan and Toomey note higher yields and solid fruit quality with local pickers, though rain shortage affects fruit size. A Labor Department note mentions court orders affecting foreign workers at Tri-County and related growers.
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Frederick County
Panhandle
Virginia
Department of Labor
Labor Department
Richard Panati
U.S
Charles
Tri-County
Addehy
Pryor Orchard
Thurmont
Martha Hauver
Ms. Haver
Gene Bollinger
Gateway Orchards
Bollinger
Helen Flanagan
Flanagan Orchard
Orcherd
Mount Cavele
Fair deemed most successful in 120th Gras Fraterick Fair
Officials hailed the 120th fair as a record yet one of the best in years. President Julies credited the board and volunteers for a highly successful event and expressed gratitude as planning begins for next year.
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Julies
Voter registration resumes ahead of general election
Registration restarts today at the Frederick Board of Election Supervisors as the primary nears the general vote. voters may update addresses parties and names in first time registrations. polls open 6 am to 7 pm on election day November 2. The piece also reports fair attendance near 200000 with no major incidents and notes a generous donation from a hot dog concessionaire toward fairgrounds improvements plus results from a 4-H horse show with champions and reserves named from various clubs.
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Frederick
Tam
Sp.m
City officials seek input on block grant application
Frederick City housing officials announced plans to seek public input on an application for a new Community Development Block Grant. The city will coordinate with nearby towns on a single purpose grant aimed at housing and infrastructure, with about 18 percent of the $1 million total available expected to benefit the area. HUD will review applications by November 6, and funds could be awarded in February.
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Frederick City
Cee
Applicaton
Bether
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
duBell
Frederick
Peacekeepers Arrive as Beirut Tension Widens Fallout
Hundreds of women march in Chatilla to Massacre grave as French Italian troops arrive to join U S Marines offshore. Israel vows pullout dates while calls for full inquiry mount, amid protests and cabinet splits.
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Beirut
Chatilla
Israel
U.S
Lebanon
United States
Tel Aviv
Menecham Begin
Israel Radio
West Beirut
Begin
Ariel Sharon
Moshe Nissim
Maariv
Congress preps quick recess as election heat rises
Congress rushes this week to pass a stopgap funding bill to keep government money flowing as the new fiscal year begins. Leaders aim to finish major spending measures post‑election while dueling over Reaganomics and unemployment, with the House out for Yom Kip pur and Senate shaping its version by Tuesday. The week includes possible actions on sanctions repeal tied to the Soviet gas pipeline, immigration law changes, a national nuclear waste policy, and a multibillion dollar job training bill replacing CETA.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Reagan
Inside The News No Man Will Be Respected By Others
A quotation attributed to Plautas appears on the page with a moral observation about respect and family regard. The line notes the lack of esteem a person suffers when his relatives despise him, reflecting a broader social sentiment.
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Plautas
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