Jewel thief chased after ring stolen from Barnes Jewelers
Police described a 16 year old black youth in a white shirt and dark tie as the suspect in a Friday night jewel theft at Barnes Creative Jewelers, 35 North Market Street. A Frederick store salesman and friends chased him to Winchester Hall lot, regained the ring but he escaped as officers launched a six hour manhunt. The salesman was treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Cease-fire holds as Lebanon forces seal green line
Government troops and police completed a three day disengagement along the green line in Beirut, sealing buffer zones between Christian and Muslim factions. About 300 security forces moved into the central district while 1,500 positions were set on the line and in southern suburbs. President Amin Gemayel sent emissaries to inform former President Franjieh and ex-Prime Minister Karami after talks with Hafez Assad in Damascus.
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Jackson aims to be peacemaker at Democratic convention
Rev. Jesse Jackson predicts an open but unified Democratic National Convention in Indianapolis and says he would prefer to be a party dealer rather than pursue an independent bid if he loses the nomination. He emphasizes strengthening the party and building a broad coalition including blacks, Hispanics, peace activists, women, and the poor, while Hart and Mondale shift focus to Texas and Ohio for delegates.
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Largest ever counterfeit ring busted across four states
New York officials said a counterfeit credit card ring stole about 50 million dollars in four states last year. Five men were arrested and six others sought as up to 30,000 bogus cards were seized in a Staten Island raid. Cards sold for 200 to 250 dollars and used for about 1,000 dollars in purchases, with plans to expand to Los Angeles for the Olympics.
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Jackson cancels Maryland appearances amid campaign schedule shifts
Presidential candidate Jesse Jackson will skip a Anne Arundel prayer breakfast on Tuesday and cancel two Prince George's church events. He will modify hours at the Shake and Bake Family Fun Center in Baltimore, with a 3 p.m. appearance on April 24, while keeping a speech at Cal Field on the College Park campus next Tuesday at noon. The changes stem from other appointment conflicts, coordinator Sherman Roberson said.
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Weather forecast calls for rain across several states Sunday
The National Weather Service forecasts rain from Virginia through Georgia and Alabama to the Mississippi Delta and into the southern Great Lakes, Iowa, Missouri and Oklahoma. Snow is expected in Kansas and Nebraska while the rest of the nation should see clear skies.
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