INF treaty debate dominates presidential forum in Washington
Democratic contenders assail Republicans over the INF arms control pact while Vice President Bush defends the treaty. The NBC moderated two hour forum at the Kennedy Center drew up to 25 million viewers and set a nationwide stage ahead of the upcoming superpower summit.
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Release of Hostage Brightens Complex Prison Talks
A hostage freed during a tense standoff at a federal prison arrives after a one hour negotiating session that officials describe as more tiring than recent talks. Cuban American rights groups had appealed for goodwill as negotiations continued with inmate representatives. The day also saw renewed diplomacy with channels to secure additional releases.
Boeing 707 vanishes with 135 aboard over Southeast Asia
Officials said a couple boarded KoréanA in Seoul and disembarked at Abu Dhabi before a Boeing 707 vanished near the Burma Thailand border en route to Bangkok. Suspicions of a bomb were voiced. a middle aged man died four hours later. The woman, initially unconscious, was reported critical but expected to survive.
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James Baldwin dies at 63 in France after exile from America
Renowned Black author James Baldwin died in the hill town of Saint-Paul-de-Vence France at age 63 from stomach cancer. He lived in France for 40 years, the last 16 in Saint-Paul-de-Vence, seeking refuge from American racial turmoil and conflict. His notable works include Go Tell It on the Mountain Notes of a Native Son and Evidence of Things Not Seen Harlem Quartet.
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Township Board set to discuss 1988 budget topics
The Union Township board of supervisors will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the township building on Pine Street to review the 1988 budget and expected topics of discussion.
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Holiday Candy Ad and Local Notices
In Peoples Sunday Circular page 8 the M and M s holiday candy should read 14 oz bag for 188. Deer processing by Brandt s Custom Slaughtering Shop York Springs contact 528 4287. Rub a Dub Duds at 17 Rice Ave Biglerville. Extended Christmas hours start Monday December 7 through Wednesday December 23 open daily 9 AM to 7 PM Wednesdays included.
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Monster Buck Gives Hunters A Close View At Battlefield
In Pennsylvania on a busy back-season Tuesday, a trophy deer known as The Monster Week strayed near the Virginia Monument on Confederate Avenue. Kump spotted the deer through his 30.06 scope and fired three times, ending the animal. The buck bore ear tags 138 and 139 as part of a battlefield deer study.
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Reagan urges resolve on arms pact ahead of Gorbachev meeting
President Reagan pledged to push ahead with arms agreements while warning against a renewed detente that could hide a Soviet military buildup. Speaking in Jacksonville to high school seniors, he said peace requires more than reductions and promised to press Soviet expansionism in talks with Mikhail Gorbachev. He defended Star Wars as a defensive aid and linked it to denying nuclear missiles, noting the summit's timing.
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Builders wait for lifting of Route 30 moratorium in Straban
Three local businessmen face months of stalled plans as a Department of Environmental Resources building moratorium along Route 30 in Straban Township remains in force until a sewage plan is approved. Rich Hankey and Frank Pizzuto of Mason Dixon Business Forms recount growing losses and cramped space, while Owen McKinney of Kuhn Transportation Co. Inc. notes their $800,000 to $1 million terminal project was halted without warning.
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