Policy to abandon first use of nuclear weapons proposed
A bipartisan group of former U S officials urge President Reagan to renounce first use in Europe. They argue no first strike can reliably prevent nuclear war and warn that deterrence would fail. They say a no first use policy requires stronger conventional forces and survivable second strike capabilities to avoid terrifying, implausible limited nuclear scenarios.
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Baltimore Harbor Freezing Weather Delays Shipping and Pimlico Race Cancelation
Record continues from Page A-1 detailing a freak cold snap that slowed Baltimore harbor shipping as cranes paused in high winds and low tides created a backlog. Maryland officials assess frost damage to fruit crops while a Pimlico official explains cancellations due to a frozen track amid bitter forecast.
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Weather, Falklands tensions mix with mid-Atlantic cold spell
A record low of 21 degrees in Baltimore on April 7 and teens in Delaware and Garrett County Maryland marked a cold snap. The National Weather Service reported 0 mph winds in Baltimore, 18 degrees at Greater Wilmington Airport, and about an inch of snow near Wilmington. In the Falklands crisis, Britain built up forces as Argentina vowed to defend the islands, with a naval and air armada en route and British Marines to return after Easter. Dr G Vann Bennett named 1981 Maryland Outstanding Young Scientist. other honorees listed with a dinner set for April 27 at the Maryland Science Center.
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Investors offer $1 billion for cargo rights in space shuttle plan
A group of investors has proposed paying one billion dollars for cargo rights if a fifth space shuttle is built. NASA says New York presented the offer in the past six months. Deputy NASA director Ham Mark announced the bid to Navy students in Monterey.
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Senate panel kills workfare bill in 4 3 vote
A Maryland Senate Finance Committee shot down Delegate Raymond Beck's workfare proposal to require welfare recipients to take public or private sector jobs in exchange for benefits. Supporters cited merit of the concept but doubts about implementation and potential abuses. opponents urged safeguards such as child care provisions and nonpunitive aims. The bill had passed the House last month but failed in the Senate, with dissent from Sen. Melvin Steinberg and a split vote.
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Blizzard of '82 Death Toll and Record Cold Across States
The cold snap driven by the Blizzard of '82 caused at least 39 deaths across multiple states, with Ohio, Iowa, Michigan, New York, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Indiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Delaware, and New Hampshire reporting fatalities. A fatal head on collision on Pennsylvania Route near Corry linked to icy roads claimed Leroy Earle and Stanley Dynda. Boston marked a record low for the date at 16 degrees, surpassing the prior 20-degree 1643 record.
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Local Mail and Route Rates Listed for Frederick subscribers
A notice from Frederick Maryland outlines local rate options for by mail and by motor route or carrier. The rates are $3.25 per month by mail and $2.55 per month by motor route or carrier, with publication listed in Frederick 21701. The notice appears as a second class postage paid insert for local residents.
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