Violence erupts as West Berliners attack wall car
About 500 West Berliners, after a one hour silence on the third anniversary of the Berlin Wall, surged the barriers attacking a Soviet army car. A truck trailer smashed barriers, police intervened, and a demonstrator lay bleeding. The car, carrying a Soviet officer and driver, fled toward East Berlin as riot redoubled near the wall. West Berlin officials laid wreaths for refugees killed trying to reach the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Boultwood Benlin
West
East Berlin
Idem
Berlin
West Berlin
West Helm
Willy
Brandt
Gas Bombs and Riots lash New Jersey City third night
Gasoline bombs bricks and bottles roared through Paterson and nearby towns for a third night of street violence. Police said 200 to 300 people damaged property and fought with officers as crowds gathered in the Negro district, with minor injuries reported and officers keeping order amid helmeted units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey City
Ther
Ager
Xin
Frank X. Graves
Li Jootes
Graves
Jake
Amendment to Allow Counties to Adopt Home Rule
Proposed amendment would empower counties to adopt home rule by petitioning for a charter board. In Elizabeth and nearby areas, disturbances occurred as Negro youths marched and a white man was blamed. no injuries reported. The measure requires approval by the General Assembly and voters under specified procedures.
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Anc
Elizabeth
First Street
Bull
Alhave
Hagdlums
Legislative Coun
General Assembly
Fairground politics mix with booths and parties
At the Hagerstown Fair, Hanson and Sickles attended campaigns at large. Republicans showcased banners, a tape recorder, and Coldwater literature while Democrats staffed a booth with Johnson pamphlets. Voters cycled through, with both sides urging turnout as crowds formed near Exhibition Hall.
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Sy Phil Ebersole
Hagerstown Fair
Fallwater
Carlton WW. Sickles
Washington County
Royce Hanson
Election Board
Candidale
Wise
Sickles
Crate
Hanson
Stickles
Rand
G.O.P
Goldwater - Miller
Charles McC
Democratic
Ecanthias
Coldwater
Republicas
Mathias
Johnson Lo al
Hagerstown
Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Barker
Obituary: Mrs Asia J Petre of Maugansville dies at 56
Mrs Asia J Petre aged 56 of Maugansville died Thursday at 2 48 pm at her home after a prolonged illness Born February 17 190 in Washington County she was daughter of Jacob T W Risser and the late Anna Horst Risser She was a member of Reiff Mennonite Church near Cuar fos Survived by husband J Markletve father Jacob Risser five daughters six grandchildren four sisters Funeral services Saturday at 2 pm at Raiff Mennonite Church with Rev Irvin S Shank Bishop Reuben E Martin and Rev Nelsai HH Marlin officiating Burial in cemetery adjoining church Friends may call Minnich Funeral Home Greencastle this evening 7 8 pm or after church No flowers please
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Asia J. Petre
Maugansville
Washington County
Jacob TW. Risser
Anna Horst Risser
Reiff Mennonite
Cuar Fos
J. Markletve
Jacob Risser
Maugaissville
Donald E. Marlin
Hagerstown
Aldus L. Martin
Wagerstown Hk
Anna HE. Risser
Raiff Mennonite Church
Irvin S$. Shank
Reuben E. Martin
Nelsai HH
Marlin
Greencastle
Harry Clifford Edwareds Sr
Fthel ¢Palmer
Edwards
Magerstnwa
Washington Co
Borns
Willigrest
William
Marylat
Ela (Grimm) Edwards
William S$. James
St. Paul's
Harford
Cou Eace
Church of
LaVale
Robert E. Oflylon
William Trees Council
Mount Rainer
Bng
Supreme Court
Boonstional
Dls
Lester Im. Kauff
Maryland
Mose Till
Baltimore
Legislative Council
Congress Redistricting for Maryland Must Wait
Maryland delays congressional redistricting as a Supreme Court ruling on equal district populations prompts further study by legislators. The article notes plans for eight new districts, with population ranges across Baltimore, Anne Arundel, Calvert, Montgomery, Howard, and western counties, to take effect for the 1986 elections. It also mentions Senate actions on unrelated local notices and health facility plans.
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Eastern Shore
Marford
Baltimores
Anne Arunded
Calvert
Baltimore City
Montgomery
Howard
Garrett
Allegeny
Washington
Frederick
Carroll
Baltmore
Prince Georges
Market Rally In Third Day Market Rally In Third Day
New York markets extended the rally in early trading with CBS up after a 7,500 share block and reports of an 80 percent stake in the New York Yankee organization. Industrials led gains while copper and autos showed mixed moves and several majors edged higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
CBS
New York Yankee Baseball
Anaconda
Keynecoll
Cerra
Chrysler
General Motors
American Motors
Studebaker
Ford
Sunshine
Sagerd
Xerox
Polaviaid
U.S
Prizer
Radio Corp
NBC
Abc-Paramount
Cushion Grip false teeth kit promises secure fit
An advertisement touts Cushion Grip as a long lasting denture adhesive. It claims immediate molding to mouth contours, elimination of looseness and sore spots, and a hold that lasts months with nightly cleaning. The offer guarantees overpayment savings and a money back satisfaction guarantee from Kenilworth New Jersey.
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Rosa
Monty
Kenilworth
New Jersey
Congress Hears Calls to Halt Election Results
Washington AP Sen Prouty and Sen Salinger proposed measures to ban or delay public release of national election results until after polls close. Prouty cites Constitution grant over federal elections while Salinger favors a nonbinding concurrent resolution opposing electronic vote projections this year.
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Congress
Washington
Winston L. Prowly
Satinger
Prouty
New YFC Leader To Speak At Rally Saturday Night
Franklyn Miller, new rally director for Mason-Dixay Youth For Christ, will be the featured speaker at an 8:00 p.m. rally Saturday at Leitersburg Grange Hall. Miller, YFC Regional Director for Maryland, Delaware and the District of Columbia and secretary of the Eastern Area Board, was introduced at last Saturday’s rally. He has worked with the UFC for over ten years and is available for speaking engagements and counseling.
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Franklyn Miller
the Mason
Dixay! Youth For Christ
Leitersburg
Miller
YFC
Mayland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Eastern Area Board of Directors
UFC
Widow Claims Beltway Built On Her Land
An Upper Marlboro widow asserts that a three acre strip of the Capital Beltway was built on her property without Maryland Roads Commission purchase. She asks Prince Georges County Circuit Court to bar use until compensation is arranged, with a Sept. 3 show cause date. Her lawyer says she does not seek to block the road, only payment.
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Upper Marlboro
Capital Beltway
Maryland Roads Commission
Ernest A. Lovelace
Prince Georges
Lovelace
Frieda G. Ball
George Street Fire Quickly Extinguished
Two fire companies quickly extinguished a minor blaze at 548 George St. Weatherboarding on a home occupied by Mildred Siesler caught fire and was put out with booster lines. Cause undetermined and little damage reported. Western Enterprise and another fire department responded to the call.
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Fly
George St
Mildred Siesler
Western Enterprise
dJiun
Prayer Today Que Father: a faith-based invocation prayer
A devotional prayer asks for discernment and clarity to face present issues. The petitioner asks for clear thinking, decisive action, and courage to express convictions, signing as W Ralph Ward Jr with church role and location.
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W. Ralph Ward, Jr
Syrangise
Councilmen and Works Board Clash Over MELP Roles
A dispute between Hagerstown City Council and the Board of Public Works centers on MELP hiring and management authority. The board seeks control of the plant and staffing, while council members insist on charter-based oversight, delaying proposed promotions and organizational changes pending a meeting with the full council.
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Pape
Tubler
Board of Public Works
Council
Salt City
City of Hagerstown
Couns
Cll
Cly
John Conrad
Jelter
H. Deanhuller
Municipal Electric Plant
MULP
MELP
Miller
George W. Roach
Leo Hayes
George W. Fisher
Francis Cordell
Oscar Seigher
T Ralph Funkhouser
Funkhouser
Miler
Reas
Russell Martley
Roy Jones
Paul H. Dullabson
City Boy Loses Two Bicycles In Night Theft
Michael Stanley of 5255 Poto mac Street reports two bicycles stolen from an alley beside his home between last evening and 10 30 this morning. A mar ge valued at 20 dollars and a red ong valued at 15 dollars were taken. Police also report a cash drawer looted from a nearby Beo-No Mat Taundramal between 9 95 and 11 25 p m yesterday with unknown total amount.
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Michael Stanley
Potomac St
Michael
Marge
Viel
Beo-No Mat Taundramal
Divorce Suit Filed by Kenneth D Crane
Kenneth D Crane seeks a divorce from Detly Ann Crane in Cleewit Court. The filing alleges a dissolving marriage and requests court action on property, support, and custody as applicable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth D. Crane
Detly Ann Crane
Cleewit Court
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