Contadora group criticizes U S military actions in Central America
Four Latin American foreign ministers from Mexico Venezuela Colombia and Panama warn that U S maneuvers in Honduras and mining of Nicaraguan harbors by U S backed insurgents intensify tensions and erode peace prospects in Central America The group calls for restraint as El Salvador faces rising violence ahead of its presidential runoff and the Reagan administration contemplates World Court withdrawal plans in a bid to avoid litigation over maritime actions.
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U.S
Mexico
Venezuela
Colombia
Contadora Group
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Nicaragua
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Washington
Idaho remembers Sen Frank Church in obituary notes
Former Sen Frank Church died at 59 in Bethesda after pancreatic cancer. The liberal Democrat, a Vietnam War opponent, served four Senate terms and ran for president in 1976, losing to Jimmy Carter. Flags statewide were at half staff as Boise mourned their hometown figure who spoke conscience over expediency.
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Boise
Idaho
Frank Church
Idaho Statesman
Church
Vietnam
Senate
Jimmy Carter
Bethesda
George Klein
Fourth falcon hatched atop Baltimore skyscraper
In Baltimore the last of four peregrine falcons hatched Sunday on a 33rd floor ledge of the United States Fidelity & Guaranty building. The brood, including mother Scarlett and mate Beauregard, are thriving as two earlier eggs hatched with the others fed worms. Ornithologist Tom Cade notes this is the first city skyscraper hatch in a decade as the program aims to reintroduce fledglings to the wild.
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Baltimore
United States Fidelity & Guaranty
Scarlett
Beauregard
Tom Cade
Cornell University
Cade
Navy eyeing Bay site for EMP testing near Bloodsworth Island
Federal and state officials question Navy EMPRESS II plans to simulate nuclear pulse effects in Chesapeake Bay two miles west of Bloodsworth Island. Ecologist Edward Christoffers warns pulses may harm oyster and crab larvae and disorient fish while posing unknown risks to birds and waterfowl.
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Navy
Chesapeake Bay
the Sun
Bloodsworth Island
Dorchester County
Maryland
Edward Christoffers
National Marine Fisheries Service
Oxford
Christoffers
Weather Map and TV Listings Read Like Daily Brief
Inside The News shows TV listings and weather map notes with a dated vibe. A quoted Montaigne line appears alongside a words of wisdom block in a feature segment.
Maryland approves pool rename and funding for Frederick City pool
Maryland General Assembly approves most local bills in late session action. A $500,000 grant funds a new Freder ick City Helma Hann Bowers pool in Baker Park and an amendment proposes naming it after late State Senator Edward P Thomas Jr. The pool would replace the 1929 round facility with an Olympic sized main pool. A separate Frederick bill to levy fines for county ordinance infractions awaits Senate action, while a school transportation funds reform measure was sent to summer study.
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Helma Hann Bowers Municipal
Edward P Thomas Jr
Frederick
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Sen Thomas
Charles Ho Smelser
Frederick Carroll
Thomas
John W
Ack’ Derr
del James FB
Doc" McClellan
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Helma Hann Bowers
City Recreation Commission
Commission
David G Clark
Bowers
Bath House
Ronald N Young
Clark
Recreation Commission
Western
Maryland
Congress moves to raise taxes and cut spending in deficit plan
Congress debates a $48 billion tax increase through Sept. 30, 1987 and $14.8 billion in spending cuts. House leadership bets on a $49 billion tax rise and a broad spending-cut package amid Senate and committee actions on fiscal 1985 targets. Leaders aim for action before an Easter recess, with adjournment by Friday and return on April 3.
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Senate Budget Committee
Mondale Hart in PA campaign stress jobs and labor
Democratic contenders grip Pennsylvania on pocketbook issues in the final pre primary push. Mondale, Hart, and Jackson focus on employment, industrial revitalization, and labor support as voters head to the polls. Mondale touts a full employment stance with visits to a steel mill, a shipyard, and Three Mile Island. Hart defends loan guarantees for modernization and promises targeted industry support. The race centers on jobs amid a sluggish economy and rising deficits, with Mondale leading Hart in delegates.
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Walter Mondale
Gary Hart
Mondale
Hart
Steel Country
Afl-Cio
America
Jesse Jackson
Chicago
Ilinois
New York
Washington Post-Abc News
Delaware
Phildelphia
Navy Shipyard
Chrysler Corp
Wheeling
Pittsburgh Steel
Philadelphia
Wilson Goode
Three Mile Island
Chrysler
Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Corp
The Other America Lives Between Economy and Hope
A look at the so called underclass whose lives rise and fall with the economy. The piece frames hardship, resilience, and social dynamics beyond headlines.
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America
Weather summary for Western Maryland and mountains
A strengthening high pressure north of New England keeps a storm well south but cool temperatures persist through Tuesday. Western Maryland counties expect partly cloudy skies today with highs in the low to mid 60s, then mid 50s to near 60s on Tuesday. Mountain areas remain partly cloudy today, sunny Tuesday, with highs around 50 and tonight's lows near freezing. Winds NE 10 to 15 mph today, becoming N Tuesday. conditions dry through Tuesday with forecasted highs Frederick 61, Cumberland 61, Hagerstown 50, Oakland 52, Westminster 39.
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New England
Maryland
Carrell
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Haid Fe
Martland
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Oakland
Westminster
David Leoker
Change of venue sought on Gotach Center decision
Attorneys for Gotach Center for Health asked Frederick County Circuit Court to move the latest appeal of a county Board of Appeals decision to another county. The motion was filed Friday April 6 and a ruling is expected at the 2 pm hearing Monday. The appeal challenges a zoning ruling about a private school operating since 1976 in a Rat neighborhood.
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Gotach Center For Health
Frederick County
County Board of Appeals
Decisson
Charles C. Keller
Lawrence E Finegan
Gotach
Mace
Nicolas Tauraso
Holistic Health Center
Tauraso
Taursen
Tavraso
Frederick J Pngndae Dan
Taneneate
Lice Barkatein
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