Wright predicts House approval of arms control proposals
House Speaker Jim Wright says two arms control measures will pass this week despite Reagan fears they could hinder U S Soviet talks. Wright, back from Moscow with 13 colleagues, noted a near accord and a rare opening since the Russian Revolution era. He spoke at Andrews Air Force Base as Shultz returned from Moscow amid optimism. NATO officials met to discuss Western strategy as the House considers the $11 billion appropriations bill containing the two proposals and U S compliance with the unratified SALT II treaty and a near-total ban on nuclear tests if the Soviets halt theirs.
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White House
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Arts Council Meeting in Frederick Features Scholarship Winners
The Frederick Arts Council general meeting is set for Tuesday April 21 at 7 30 p m at Quality Inn Frederick with guest speaker James Backus Maryland State Arts Council director. Scholarship recipients Linnea Price and David Kelsey to be announced along with summer music study awards and performances. Price, a Middleton High School graduate and University of Maryland freshman, plays multiple instruments and aims to be a professional musician. Kelsey, Governor Thomas Johnson High School junior, has 10 years of violin study and trains with Ronald Mutchnik in Baltimore.
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Frederick
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David Kelsey
Miss Price
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Maryland
Ray Price
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Baltimore
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Morris Kelsey
Walkersville
Signature on Nazi camp card tied to top Treblinka guard
Israeli police handwriting expert testified that the signature on the Trawniki identity card matches Karl Streibel, the camp commander, suggesting John Demjanjuk was trained at Trawniki and tainted by the Nazi unit. The defense claims the card was forged by the Soviets.
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Treblinka
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Occupied Poland
Trawniki
Poland
Amnon Bezaleli
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Bezaleli
Alfonsin names new army chief after mutiny in Argentina
President Raul Alfonsin replaced army chief Gen. Hector Rios Erena following a mutiny by about 150 officers at Campo de Mayo demanding amnesty for human rights violators. Gen. Erena resigned as Gen. Cadiro (Caridi) was appointed to lead the army amid threats of civilian trials for abuses. The crisis arose as loyal troops refused orders to attack rebels, ending in a negotiated surrender. Human rights groups noted Caridi may face scrutiny for past abuses while 250 officers face charges from the dirty war era.
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Voracio Jamarena
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16 year old charged with murder to be placed in treatment center
In Kissimmee Florida a 10 year old boy labeled sociopathic will be sent to a private treatment center after a year in custody. Prosecutors plan to drop second degree murder charges against Jeffrey Bailey who was nine when he said he pushed 3 year old Ricardo Brown into a motel pool, leading to the toddler's drowning.
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