Assad Gemayel meet on Lebanon war end plan
In Damascus both presidents Hafez Assad and Amin Gemayel discussed principles to unite Lebanon's warring factions and end the civil war, with Syrian state news agency reporting vague progress. Across Lebanon a fragile cease fire began as observers monitored a disengagement plan amid sniper fire and sporadic casualties.
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Reagan Will Push Buy America During China Talks
President Reagan, ahead of his China visit, vows to do all but wear a Buy America sticker to promote U S products. He notes China’s openness to foreign investment and growing trade as he meets Chinese leaders.
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Salvadoran hope for more aid as Israel embassy reopens
Salvadoran officials expect increased economic and military aid now that Israel has reopened its embassy in San Salvador and El Salvador moved its embassy to Jerusalem. Foreign Ministry received credentials of new Israeli ambassador Aryeh Amir on April 12. President Alvaro Magana said relations and aid should rise.
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Equal opportunity credit and woman business pioneer insights
The excerpt notes law guaranteeing women equal opportunity in credit and highlights a Frederick property management firm's founder sharing five years of industry success. It also mentions Matt Newfeld covering water club trends and a brief weather snapshot for western Maryland with fair conditions, showers possible by Sunday, and temperatures logged across several towns.
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Parts problem delays delivery of new ambulances
Frederick’s two fire companies face delayed ambulances as Ford stops producing chassis for type S models. Wolfington Body Co reports two ready ambulance bodies with no undercarriage parts, amid an industry wide chassis shortage. Frederick officials expect a Ford explanation next week while dealers warn of revenue losses and ongoing impairments.
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Man gets 25 years for slaying wife in Maryland home
Aaron Joseph Anderson, 33, was sentenced to 25 years for second degree murder in Frederick County Circuit Court after pleading to shooting his wife Sheila Rena Anderson, 28, during a July 1983 quarrel at their Cypress Court home. The case notes schizophrenia and emotional disability, with concurrent sentencing and treatment recommended at Patuxent Institute.
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Samuel W. Barrick
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FCC seeks state aid boost to trim budget request
Frederick Community College officials told county commissioners that $140,740 more in state aid allows reducing the FY 1945 budget by $102,000. The plan shifts tuition and credits structure, adds three full time faculty in data processing, math and health education, and aligns payments with other community colleges while keeping tuition unchanged for now.
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Teachers win 9 percent pay hike in Frederick County
Frederick County governments approved a 6 percent cost of living raise for all staff for fiscal 1983 and added 3 percent for classroom teachers from the Civiletti education aid. Classroom teachers gain the full 9 percent while administrators receive 6 percent. The Civiletti funds total 1.77 million, with 805,724 for salaries and 659,000 to create 30 teaching positions and seven science aide posts to reduce class size.
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Embassies Siege See Bristling Standoff In London
Police tighten barriers around the Libyan embassy as Prime Minister Thatcher returns from Portugal for a briefing on the four day siege. Britain seeks to search the embassy and question those inside about the shooting while Libyan authorities urge a peaceful resolution. A Libyan ambassador and foreign minister met in Tipol twice, saying both sides aim for a peaceful end to the crisis.
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