Lee and Mahoney May Wind Up On Ticket Opposed To Tawes
A Towson Maryland report discusses Lee and Mahoney possibly joining a anti Tawes Democratic ticket for U S senator and county executive race. Kahl hints at anti Tawes stance while Lee denies accepting Tawes support for congressman at large. The piece notes Brewster’s potential Tawes tied bid and ongoing confusion over candidate alignments amid 1982 primary dynamics.
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Junkets for U S lawmakers to come high for taxpayers
Washington AP reports senators plan expense-paid junkets after Congress ends in September. Thirty-eight have assignments or attend conferences in Brussels London Paris with a $60 000 bill. NATO Parliamentary Conference in Paris November 19 18 leads to debates on travel and cost.
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Wild Dogs Kill Sheep in Robinwood Drive Field
Deputy Charles Scullins investigated after a pack of wild dogs killed five sheep and badly mangled four more on Russell Young farm on Robinwood Drive. One sheep was lost and not yet found. Sheep valued at $15 each. owned by Ernest Reese, Paul Steese son, and Ronald Stotlemyer.
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Ronald Stotlemyer
Reward Offered for Lost Teeth Near St. Petersburg
Dwight Gazlay of Petensburg offers a 25 dollar reward for the return of his upper false teeth lost Saturday in about 40 feet of water near a buoy eight miles west of St. Petersburg Beach in the Gulf of Mexico. Gazlay, 32, says a new set would cost about 125 dollars and believes divers may recover the plate about 25 yards southwest of the buoy.
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Gazlay
St. Petersburg Beach
Gulf of Mexico
Gaz Jay
Prayer for Summer Blessings From College Leader
A handwritten prayer asks for divine blessing on the summer season, thanking God for long sunny days, growing fields, and family gatherings. It mentions six dollars for trips and retreats, notes those unable to travel, and ends with an amen attributed to James Ross McCain, president emeritus of a college.
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Agenes Scott College
Aunt Baked Em Honest Entry At Hagerstown Fair
Basil Wareford blushes as he submits a home baked rolls entry in the baker goods division at the Hagerstown Fair. He nervously wonders about a smiling judge and the reaction to his chant about the bake.
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Hagerstown
Basil
Dorothy Martin
Elkton
John
Snyder
Oak Hill Avenue
British Guiana Elections Shaken by Red Influence Claims
In Georgetown British Guiana reports a bitter campaign focused on alleged Communist influence. Security police brace for possible violence as leaders of rival parties express doubt about trouble around the Legislative Assembly election on August 21. Police say they are ready, while unconfirmed rumors swirl about Cheddi Jagan's party and ethnic voting blocs. Burnham seeks African votes for his People's party amid broader efforts to prevent a repeat of past power struggles.
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Cheddi Jagan
Indian Queen and Legislative Council Trust Amid Turbulent Politics
In a year marked by party realignments, PI clinched 1A of 24 seats in the Legislative Council and formed a government. Authorities probed Brenda Beareham 18 for constitutional concerns and moved ministers in portfolios. Four years later Jagan’s faction won again with 91 seats, amid trade, industry signals, and a shift toward moderation. A regional talent contest and local board roles surface in the political landscape as parties brace for potential government formation.
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Hagerstown Fair Opens With New Features and Events
The 106th Hagerstown Fair began with light Monday attendance and plans to ramp up as judging and grandstand attractions start. A live chick hatch display from University of Maryland crews, a moved farm machinery exhibit, and a new rest tent near the main entrance highlight the opening day. Governor Tawes and other officials were expected to attend, with a ribbon cutting at 12:30 p.m. A series of nightly entertainment, music, and horse and mule acts are planned for the week.
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University of Maryland
Thomas Mt. Stabler
University of Maryland Poultry Department
Maryland
Richmond
Jim Janey
Washington
Chih
Harry Frey
Bill Doub
Gardner Maats
Benny Wagner
Jim Haney
Bellsville
Eagas
J. Millard Tawes
Fale
Hagersawa
Union Rescue Mission
Southern States Co op Set For Aug 21 Meeting
Agricultural fair notes show Montour market activity with Redhavens Halehavens and Sunhighs trading, a 4 H tractor contest and midway attractions at Appalachian Virginia fair. Visitors witnessed new rides by Amusements of America while Buckingham l gh returns to comic pages in Captain Easy.
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National Congress
D'Agmar
Appalachian
New Jersey
Mont
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Redhavens
Arators
Philip Muir
Smithsburg
Washingon
Ups County
Piedmont
Virginia
Daly de
Southlands
Halehavens
Alltrow
Rowe
Amusements of America
Silver City
Noted Pastor Martin Niemoeller Injured In Car Crash
Rev. Martin Niemoeller, 69, a German Lutheran pastor known for opposition to Hitler, remains unconscious after a car crash that killed his wife Maria Elizabeth, 71, and housekeeper Dorothea Schulz, 47. Police found no skid marks and said he likely faltered moments before impact. Doctors report his condition satisfactory under the circumstances.
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Denmark
Martin Niemoeller
Hiller
Niemacher
Royal vacationing royals dine as Volcanic Island visit ends
Royal couple Prince Alpert of Belgium and Prinecen Vools are seen in death clothes during a garden luncheon on Volcano Island off Sicily amid a Mediterranean vacation. The AP report notes a vacationing royal couple with a Mediterranean itinerary and a local organizational meeting in Big Springs.
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Belgium
Prinecen Vools
Volcano Island
Sicily
Mediterranean
Lost 3-Year-Old Spends Night in Maryland Woods
Three-year-old Martin Wooster from Silver Spring disappeared at about 4 30 p m Saturday in woods near Boyds Maryland. He was found early Sunday by a Washington police video in a thicket about 1000 yards from the Woosters’ hosts home. He survived with minor scratches mosquito bites and a cranky mood after his night outdoors.
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Martin Wooster
Montgomery County
Harold Wooster
Boyds
Washington
Ideo
Marlin
Martin
Nelson Griggs
Woosters
No Foul Play Involved In Boys' Death
Huntington Virginia reports two elementary school boys died in a walk in refrigerator after playing in a school cafeteria. Authorities ruled accidental suffocation with no foul play. Victims Johnny Carter eleven and Roger Bias nine. Henry Carter nine survived. Investigation found the boys pried open a wall door, entered the refrigerator, and the door closed.
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Johnny Carer
Roger Bias
Henry Carter
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