Reagan to name envoy for Central America policy
President Reagan plans a major address to Congress on Central America and will name a high level envoy to the region. Administration sources say the step was sought by critics and follows inspections by congressmen of El Salvador and Nicaragua. Rep Clarence Long chairs a subcommittee handling a $60 million emergency military aid request for El Salvador and is expected to receive the administration letter after the subcommittee votes.
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Washington
Reagan
Congress
el Salvador
Nicaragua
State Department
Clarence Long
House Appropriations
Long
di Salvador
Couple surrenders after 16 hostages in NY siege
In Norwich Chenango County, a pair held 16 hostages for eight hours before surrendering after demanding the return of their seized dogs, $4 million, a meeting with TV stars, and a chat with President Reagan. They faced first degree kidnapping charges and were jailed without bail pending a Friday preliminary hearing.
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Norwich
N.Y
Reagan
Lawrence Gladstone
Christine
Chenango County
Howard Sullivan
Spelunkers hope to leave watery prison today
Police divers reached eight amateur spelunkers trapped since Saturday as pumps drained a flooded cave in Kentucky. Crews said water levels must fall to ensure safe exit. the explorers, from the Greater Cincinnati Grotto, were found in good health on a dry ledge after three days underground.
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Mount Vernon
Cincinnati
Riley
Tom Staubitz
Greater Cincinnati Grotto
Cules Lee
Weather Map and Listings Include Dutch Proverb Note
A terse TV listings and weather map item appears on page C-1e-11. A Dutch proverb quotes many toil for a loaf when a slice should suffice, reflecting editorial whimsy amid listings.
Weather Outlook: Sunny Warmer Days Across Maryland This Week
A high pressure system brings sunny and warmer conditions through Wednesday. Western Maryland counties expect highs in the 60s today and 70s by Wednesday with clear cool nights. Maryland mountains stay sunny with near 60 today and near 70 Wednesday. Farm winds west 10-15 mph today turning southerly by Wednesday. Drying conditions remain excellent through Wednesday. Temperature readings from Frederick and nearby towns are listed.
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U.S
Maryland
Carrell
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Hagerstown
Westminster
Gaithersburg
Leesburg
David Lesher
Washington Merry-Go-Round and Other Viewpoints Highlight Day
Columnist Jack Anderem examines a renegade Middle East terrorist and his activities. Hermes Alexander argues that U.S.-Soviet arms talks are not new. Eugene Geli shows many engineer graduates today. William Rusberse criticizes biased Donahue show coverage. Tom Tiede interviews Ku Klux Klan leader Bill Wilkingon. Robert Reid reports Maryland suing to block offshore oil exploration. Dan Bard continues a series on house drainage problems. Ken Wisser offers a milk production perspective.
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Washington
Middle East
Jack Anderem
Hermes Alexander
Eugene Geli
Wiliam
Dan Bard
Ken Wisser
Eastalco waste buried in Buckeystown land in past five years
State health engineer report finds wastes from Eastalco aluminum smelting buried on a 2200 acre Buckeystown tract for at least five years. Officials lack complete data on landfill contents and health risks while the Waste Management Administration considers a controversial dump permit. Neighbors fear cyanide and fluoride may threaten drinking water. plant notes cite active and inactive pits but provide few details.
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Eastalco
Buckeystown
Maryland
Waste Management Administration
Eustalo
Eastaleo
Chuck B. Lewis II
Lewis
John L. Carnachan
Carnochan
William Chicca
State Health Department
Frederick County
Robert T. Dutrow
Chicca
Eustalco
State Waste Management Administration
Aluminum Company
Ambers Professional Center gets two building approvals
Frederick City Planning Commission OKs site plan and final plat for the first two of five professional office buildings on a five acre parcel off Thomas Johnson Drive next to Western Sizzlin. Construction on the first two begins late May, with five to five buildings totaling about 60 offices over three to five years.
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Ambers Professional Center
Frederick
Smariga
Planning Commission
J. Richard Hudson
Shultz in Cairo to break Lebanon troop talks deadlock
Secretary of State George P. Shultz began intensive talks in Cairo to end the deadlock in troop withdrawal negotiations between Israel and Lebanon. He met President Hosni Mubarak with Egyptian and U.S. officials including Kamal Hassan Aly and Philip Habib. The Cairo paper cited proposals to withdraw about 6,000 troops from Lebanon. Shultz planned a second two day meeting with U.S. ambassadors to key Middle East nations.
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Cairo
Egypt
George P. Shultz
Israel
Lebanon
Shultz
Hosni Mubarak
Kabbeh Palace
Kamal Hassan Aly
Reagan
Mideast
Philip C. Habib
al Abrahma
Shults
U.S
Algena
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Jordan
Tunisia
MUD Superwalk Rescheduled For May Twenty Second
The March of Dimes Superwalk to fund birth defects prevention is moved to Sunday May 22 after rain canceled the April 23 event. Co chairs Dick Basford and Ric Adams say registrations extend to May 20 to allow more walkers, with 2000 already signed up and check in at 7 a.m. at Frederick Shopping Center.
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Dick Basford
Ric Adams
Frederick Shopping Center
Seventh Street
Basford
Emmitsburg Municipal Election Opens At Town Hall
Polls open noon to 7 p.m. today in Emmitsburg for a nonpartisan race for two of five commissioner seats. Five candidates including incumbent John Dick vie with Dorothy Davis Kermit Lowe William Smith and Robert Wilson. 540 registered voters in the northern Frederick County town. The two winners join Joan Boyle John Gill and Mayor Robert M. Preston on the town board.
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Emmitsburg
John Dick
Dorothy Davis
Kermit Lowe
William Smith
Robert Wilson
Frederick County
Joan Boyle
John Gill
Robert M. Preston
Dave Ammenheuser
Rabies Shots Through History Highlight Treatment Shifts
Frederick County residents have taken rabies post exposure shots as the vaccine evolved from Pasteur era serums to modern methods. Early experiments used animal tissues with severe allergic reactions. By the 1950s two methods reduced discomfort, and in the 1970s passive immunization with horse serum aided immunity.
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Frederick County
Louis Pasteur
Kenneth L. Crawford
State Health Department
Pasteur
Crawford
Science
Jury selection begins in second Buzbee rape trial
In Rockville jury selection started for Timothy J. Buzbee 25 of Frederick City charged with kidnapping and raping a 15 year old Aspen Hill girl in July 1981. He previously was acquitted in the 1980 assault case and faces three more rape trials in the Aspen Hill area. he is held without bond. Judge Mitchell denied a defense request to sequester jurors amid publicity.
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Rockville
Timothy J. Buzbee
Frederick City
Aspen Hill
Buzbee
Silver Spring
Gaithersburg
Barry Hamilton
Lene
Borchville
6Th Judicial Circuit Court
John J Mitchell
Hecus Tebi Tilai
Winder
Reginald Bours
Bours
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