Arafat seeks resumed talks with Jordan in peace talks
PLO chief Yasser Arafat urged resuming negotiations with King Hussein despite Jordanian rebukes over excluding the king from lead talks with Israel. Hussein had broken off talks, pointing to the PLO’s failure to commit to a modified Reagan plan. Morocco postponed an Arab summit until May amid the impasse. Arafat said talks with Jordan would continue with adjustments discussed indirectly. The Reagan plan, favoring a Palestinian Jordanian federation, faced PLO rejection. Schultz hinted U.S. pressure is pressuring the PLO, while Arafat planned a Tunis meeting to review the situation.
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PLO
Yasser Arafat
Hussein
Jordan
Israel
Arafat
Stockholm
Palestine Liberation Organization
Reagan
Middle East
Rabat
Hassan
Hussein-Arafat
Amman
Associated Press
Namada
Neare Nlan
George P. Schulz
Schultz
State Department
U.S
Walkersville probes police protection without tax rise
Walkersville officials meet with Sheriff Snyder and Commissioner Clagett to weigh police protection along Md. 94 between Ceresville and Woodsboro amid rising vandalism. Snyder cites crime increases and plans more patrols. town weighs manpower limits and a possible municipal force as population in Ballenger Creek and Md. 194 corridor grows.
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Walkersville
Burgess and
Frederick County
Robert Snyder
Galen Clagett
MD. 94
Ceresville
Woodsboro
Snyder
Accor
Frederick City
Burgess Orley Bourland
Clagett
Ballenger Creek
Bourland
MD. 194
Burgess and Commissioners
Danuta Walesa questioned by Polish police over husband’s activities
Danuta Walesa was frisked and questioned for nearly five hours by Gdansk police about Lech Walesa’s contacts with underground union leaders. She appeared in good spirits returning home and said she did not know where he was during his absence from April 9 to 11.
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Gdansk
Poland
Danuta Walesa
Solidarity
Lech Walesa
Walesa
Denuta
City moves to annex northern Frederick parcel
Frederick city and county planners recommended approving the proposed northern annexation, spanning Fort Detrick NIH land Yellow Springs Pike to Opossumtown Pike Frederick Community College and more. Conditions require clear sewer hookups road ownership Hayward Road upgrading and road access exclusion. The plan heads to the mayor and aldermen for final action April 21 with ongoing talks on road and sewer responsibilities.
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OK City
Frederick County Planning Commission
Frederick
City Planning Commission
Fort Detrick
National Cancer Institute
Yellow Springs Pike
Opossumtown Pike
Thomas C. Pauls
Hayward
Frederick City
Ronald N. Young
Shookstown
Path
Joseph Koontz
Kidde Consultants
Yellow tint found in groundwater at Frederick gas station leak
State officials probe a 1500 gallon gasoline leak at Fast Eddie's on East Patrick Street Frederick where groundwater shows a yellowish tint possibly from another source. DNR tests will determine pollutants while cleanup continues in abandoned tanks. residents were evacuated earlier this week.
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Fast Eddie
East Patrick Street
Frederick
Ms. Bader
DNR
Crown Oil & Wax Co
Delaware
Ms. Eader
Jim Gantz
Gantz
Miser grows rich by seeming poor in adage
A concise reflection cites Shenstone on duplicity of appearances as wealth and extravagance invert values.
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William Shenstone
IRS awaits 15 million returns by Friday
IRS chief Roscoe L. Egger Jr prepares to mail his own tax return but awaits investment paperwork. He notes about 15 million returns are expected this week and advises late filers that delaying is prudent for money management, though refunds change the urgency for most filers.
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IRS
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Roscoe L. Egger Jr
Egger
Child receives new liver after operation in Washington
A 13 month old boy from Walnut Mississippi named Brandon Hall received a liver from a newborn girl killed in a Richmond Virginia crash. The 12 hour surgery at the University of Tennessee Bowld Hospital left his liver functioning but with a 50 50 chance of long term success. Doctors noted bleeding and size complications but expressed cautious optimism. The operation occurred as his mother testified before a congressional subcommittee seeking federal transplant aid. In a separate note the Reagan administration warned Congress Medicare hospital trust fund may go broke by 1991 even with proposed cuts. Hospital rates and Social Security changes could push insolvency to 1990 with a projected 84 billion dollar shortfall at start of 1990.
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Mlmphid, Senn
Brandon Hall
Walnut
Miss
Washington, D.C
Richmond
Brandon
University of Tennessee
William F. Bowld
Peter Whitington
Washington
Reagan
Congress
Medicare
Carolyne K. Davis
Health Care Financing Administration
Senate Aging Committee
Davis
Medicare Trust Fund
Adelman likely to be confirmed as arms control chief
High pressure lobbying from President Reagan and top officials swayed Senate opinions on Kenneth L. Adelman. Despite three months of controversy over his qualifications and candor, leaders expect final Senate approval today with opposition leader Senator Tsongas saying only a public groundswell could alter the outcome. Reagan, Bush, and cabinet members urged support as Adelman met with more senators.
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Washington
Reagan
Senate
Kenneth L. Adelman
Tk Sended
Adelman
Paul Tsongas
D-Mass
Jordan
George Bush
Weather outlook for Western Maryland with showers and cool weekend
An approaching cold front will bring showers today through Friday then mostly fair cool weather over the weekend. In Western Maryland including Carroll Frederick Howard Montgomery and Washington counties expect cloudy skies with a chance of showers today highs around 60 and lows near 50 tonight. Saturday will be partly cloudy breezy cool 50s and Sunday sunny and cool. Temperatures yesterday in Frederick Hagerstown Westminster Gaithersburg Leesburg ranged from 57 to 62 with lows in the 34 to 37 range. Filed by David Lesher.
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Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Hagerstown
Westminster
Gaithersburg
Leesburg
David Lesher
Reagan agency used to reward allies punish enemies
Washington Merry Go Round column by Jack Anderson exposes how a minority business agency allegedly rewards Reagan supporters while punishing perceived enemies. Other views speculate on Olympics interest and veteran profiles, with broader conservative perspectives on issues.
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Washington
Jack Anderson
Warren
Tom Tlede
Lee Hechstetter
Andreas Papandreou
Williams Rusher
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