Brzezinski calls nuclear freeze proposals silly
Former national security adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski dismissed U S and Soviet nuclear weapon freeze ideas as pretty silly. He said supporters subconsciously hanker for a good old conventional war and noted deterrence has kept war away for 35 years. He told CNN Newsmaker Sunday that the Soviet Union inflames debate on arms control.
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Hinckley insanity verdict debate ahead of trial
Prosecutors urge informing jurors that an insanity verdict could free John W. Hinckley Jr. as pretrial hearings set the stage for 90 jurors to arrive for the Watergate era trial. The hearing tests limits on verdict consequences and Hinckley’s distressed mental state. President Reagan expected to nominate CIA veteran John McMahon to replace Adm. Inman as deputy director, with Senate hearings to follow.
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Washington Merry-Go-Round and Weather and Fashion Notes
Investigative writer Jack Andersen discusses Christianity amid Soviet era tension. Western Maryland Weather reports area agricultural progress from News-Post meteorologist David Lesher. StyleStuff columnist Martin Step Loose notes deadbands in fashion trends shaping headwear.
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Fragmented item hints at 18th century person event
Fragmentary OCR mentions a person named Jean and a date like 1713 with unclear context. The readable bits suggest a historical item or notice but lack verifiable details or full actions.
Britain and Argentina clash over Falklands crisis deepens
Britain reports 150 to 208 Argentines captured after submarine engagement near Leith and claims the Union Jack flies again on South Georgia. Ministerial statements suggest a forthcoming Falklands bridgehead while talks at the OAS proceed. Thatcher war cabinet meets as operations and diplomacy unfold amid warnings of grave consequences.
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Massive 30 kilometer March of Dimes Superwalk nets strong turnout
Frederick volunteers and 1,500 walkers gathered at the Frederick Shopping Center for the 30 kilometer Superwalk to aid the March of Dimes. The route passed checkpoints at South Frederick Elementary, Rosemont Avenue, and the Frederick Towne Mall with volunteers from Jaycees and many supporters assisting at each stop. Medical staff at JCPenney provided foot care while guards and local officials joined in the effort. several walkers faced fatigue and minor injuries but continued on toward the finish.
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Court reverses Porter's murder robbery convictions
James T Porter twice convicted of robbery and murder at a Myersville gas station in 1976. Maryland Court of Appeals overturned the convictions and dismissed charges. Porter hanged himself Oct 21 at Maryland Penitentiary after appealing his second conviction. Court ruling leaves family and prosecutors reeling.
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Negotiators Count on SS Study for Budget Deficit Fix
Washington talks on a new federal budget seek Social Security study commission input to trim next year’s deficit to below 100 billion dollars. The panel’s report isn’t due until late 1983, while negotiations pressure Congress to approve cuts and tax steps.
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White House
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Argentina Takes Case Against Britain to OAS
Argentina brings its Falkland Islands dispute to the Organization of American States after securing a suspension of indirect negotiations aimed at ending the conflict peacefully. The 21 nation gathering, incl US, met at OAS headquarters but no clear decision on hemispheric sanctions against Britain was announced.
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Weather outlook for Southeast U S storm exit and rain
A major storm moving out of the southeast U S will bring much needed rain today and tonight then cooler temperatures late Tuesday and Wednesday. Western Maryland shows showers and thundershowers with heavy rain possible highs mostly in the 60s, clearing later Tuesday, breezy. Farm forecast calls for southerly winds 15 to 25 mph today, drying into Tuesday. temperatures from Frederick to Gaithersburg range from mid 40s to low 80s.
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