Lebanon names Rashid Karami prime minister in unity bid
President Amin Gemayel named pro-Syrian politician Rashid Karami as prime minister to form a national unity cabinet. The plan aims to end Lebanon’s civil war and reopen Beirut’s airport and seaport, with a half Christian half Muslim cabinet and ministers to include faction leaders. Police reported no cease-fire violations overnight near Beirut.
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Rashid Karami
Karami
Heirut
Salvadoran Troops to Join U S Honduran War Games
A Salvadoran unit of about 1,000 U S trained soldiers and 180 paratroopers will participate in U S Honduras war games in Honduras next month. An anonymous panel member urges that El Salvador’s next president not reform the armed forces due to reports about eliminating the Treasury Police tied to rightist death squads.
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Brazil
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Jose Napoleon
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Inside The News HM Loit Da ata TV Listings
TV listings and brief program notes appear alongside a weather map and a short words of wisdom segment. The page highlights upcoming movies and showtimes with channel IDs and schedule cues for viewers, emphasizing late evening options.
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Post Office experiment stalls amid poor planning and execution
Washington column reports Feday's INTELPOST venture flops as a result of missteps. Sports writer Dave Ammenheuser notes Orioles superstition players and taxes four foot toward a quirky critique of the team.
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Weather Outlook For Western Maryland This Week
High pressure off the East Coast drives a strong southerly flow bringing near record warmth. Western Maryland including Carrell Frederick Howard Montgomery and Washington counties expects mostly sunny conditions today with highs 72 to 78. Saturday should be partly cloudy and warm near 80, with a chance of showers Sunday in the 70s. Mountain areas near 70 today and around 0 Friday with southwest winds 5 to 10 mph today rising to 10 to 20 mph Friday. Drying conditions remain excellent.
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Kline Inc bid rigging admission faces $1 million max
Richard F. Kline Inc a Frederick highway contractor admitted to bid rigging in Washington County from 1976 to 1978 under the Sherman Anti Trust Act. Philip Yost and other officers acknowledged conspiracies to raise road costs and a $1 million corporate penalty was anticipated with sentencing deferred to June 1.
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Richard F. Kline Inc
Philip Yost
Washington County
Anti-Trust
U.S. Attorney General's Office
Alexander Harvey I
Federal Division of Parole
Thomas D. Kline
Richard F. Kline, Inc
Kline
Plumes Construction Inc
Hagerstown
Plummer
Small
Kling
Gotach Center Ordered to shut by May 18 in Maryland case
Gotach Center for Health must end operations by May 18 following a ruling by Frederick County Zoning Administrator Frederick J Lowndes. A Maryland Court of Special Appeals restraining order could delay closure, while a $100 daily fine applies if the site remains open. Gotach contends a nonconforming use status.
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Gotach Center For Health
Frederick County
Frederick J. Lowndes
Maryland Court of Special Appeals
Clover Hill
Gotach
Nicola M. Tauraso
Lowndes
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Tauraso
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Kentucky
Florida
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Irman
Randy Simpson
Frederick
Mar-ia Ridge
Jefferson
Simpson
Reagan arrives in China for historic Beijing visit
President Reagan landed in Peking to a warm welcome and a pledge from Chinese leader Li Xuanhua that the two nations can resolve differences. An opening 35 minute meeting stressed common ground despite Taiwan tensions, with Reagan inviting Li to visit the United States and stressing mutual respect and benefit.
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Reagan
China
Li Xuanmin
Great Hall of the People
Larry Speakes
Speakes
Taiwan
U.S
United States
Appeals court orders new trial in Winters contempt case
The Maryland Court of Special Appeals reverses Frederick attorney Richard M. Winters contempt conviction, citing denial of access to sealed grand jury records. A retrial is ordered while a separate 60 000 income tax case remains pending before the Court of Appeals.
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Richard M. Winters
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Brunswick mayor faces heat over coal plant plan
Doubs may host a coal fired power plant drawing opposition from residents while Brunswick mayor Orndorff and several council members back the project citing economic benefits. A handful of locals demand public hearings and say the mayor acted without council input as state officials clarify site options. An NDNR official confirms Brunswick is not being considered. Doubs and Washington County sites remain under study with a summer decision anticipated.
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Frank Migilo
David Green
Susan Prianict
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James Main
Raymond Will
Sie
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Massicott
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