Retired analyst to plead innocent in Wilson case
Waldo H. Dubberstein a 75 year old former Defense Intelligence Agency Middle East specialist plans to plead innocent to charges he was paid 32000 dollars for turning over secret U.S. reports on the Middle East to Libya and ex CIA agent Edwin P Wilson. He retired in March 1982 and is the first person indicted in the Wilson affair. The attorney said he would surrender and plead innocent before U S District Judge Albert V Bryan Jr in Alexandria Virginia.
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Middle East
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Edwin P. Wilson
Waldo H. Dubberstein
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Howard Bushman
Dubberstein
Albert V. Bryan Jr
Alexandria
Reagan to Help San Tower Raise Campaign Funds
President Reagan attends a Houston dinner for Sen. John Tower as a central draw for donor support, with estimates ranging from 1 to 2 million dollars. He planned a prior visit to the Denikor Foundation, a rehab center with its own operations. The report also notes a Capitol facade collapse prompting urgency for preservation action.
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Inside The News Weather Map bylines and quotes
Quote centered item reflecting on money as a flawed but universal measure. It features a historical scientist’s remark attributed to C P Steinmetz, noting the paradox of value in weather map reporting and analysis. The piece frames economic thought within scientific context.
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C.P. Steinmetz
Washington Merry-Go-Round columnists expose bank secrecy laws
Jack Anderson criticizes federal bank laws that allow banks to hide identities. Nancy Luse discusses the burdens of wearing high heels. John Starrels examines the U.N. funding gap. Des Graff researches Central American affairs. Sally Bright gives grammar tips. MT FAMILY profiles Miss Frederick contenders. ENTERTAINMENT covers ballroom dancing and circus clowns.
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John Starrels
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Des Graff
Sally Bright
Karen Garbeer
Rick Heckstetter
Marg Fouche
Fathers Restaurant
Weather map shows warm air push northward across Maryland
A large stationary high pressure off the East Coast keeps very warm air moving into Maryland with fair weather overall and a chance of showers each afternoon. Western Maryland counties expect sunny spells with a shower or thundershower late each day, highs in the 90s, and lows in the 50s, while Maryland Mountains see partly cloudy skies and possible afternoon or evening showers with mid 70s to mid 90s daytime highs and mid 40s nights. Temps yesterday included Hagerstown 87 and Gaithersburg 96 with other towns listed.
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Reward
Montgomery
Weenington Couniies
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Ieee
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Immetet
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Leesburg
David Lesher
Teachers press 5 percent raise as county weighs pay hike
Beverly Stonestreet leads petitions at West Frederick Middle School in support of a 5 percent pay increase for county teachers. A public hearing at Frederick High followed as five county commissioners prepare to review the Board of Education budget and start formal appeals ahead of a June 30 final budget deadline.
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Frederick County Teachers Association
West Frederick Middle School
Nana
Frederick High School
Galen Clagett
Sterling Bollinger
Richard Grossnickle
Charles C. Smith
Anita Stup
Stan
Board of Education
Boe
Frederick teachers rally for higher pay with 5 is fair chant
Hundreds gather at West Frederick Middle School to rally for salary raises before a county budget hearing at Frederick High. A high school jazz band energizes the crowd as hand-lettered signs espouse the 5 is fair slogan from the Frederick County Teachers Association and the board of education.
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Frederick High
Frederick County Teachers Association
FCTA
Teachers’ Organization
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Frederick County educators push for higher school budget raise
Hundreds of Frederick County teachers packed Frederick High School to urge commissioners to restore cuts in the next school board budget and grant a 5 percent cost-of-living increase for school workers. The rally follows a 2.5 percent COLA approved for all county workers, marking a new clash between educators and officials.
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Frederick County
Frederick High School
Stone set as envoy to Central America faces uphill task
President Reagan nominated former Sen. Richard Stone as ambassador at large for Central America, a post seen as crucial yet difficult. Stone aims to invite opposition groups to participate in peaceful politics and help Latin nations set agendas for peace, with El Salvador and broader regional issues on his agenda.
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Central America
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Reagan
Stone
Senate
Florida
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Sol Linowitz
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Panama Canal
Middle East
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William Clark
United Nations
Jeane Kirkpatrick
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Salvadoran Chamber of Commerce
Shultz presses plan for Middle East troop withdrawal
Secretary of State George P. Shultz says a Lebanon and Israel pullback will be hard to seal but remains hopeful after meetings with Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin and Lebanese leader Amin Gemayel. He plans more talks in Jerusalem and Beirut and warns an agreement won’t arrive overnight. He envisions a possible larger U.S. military role if needed but rules out combat duties in southern Lebanon and aims to visit Syria, Saudi Arabia, and Jordan if time allows.
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Menachem Begin
Lebanon
Begin
Reagan
Mideast
Syria
Saud: Arabis
Tardan
Mistrial narrowly avoided in Buzbee rape case
In Rockville, a mistrial was narrowly averted as reports quoted a former inmate claiming the defendant admitted involvement in one Aspen Hill rape. The judge questioned jurors, then reconvened and allowed the trial to proceed, with admonitions to avoid press accounts. Buzbee faces three more rape charges, including one tied to a stolen Exxo card.
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Timothy J. Buzbee
Aspen Hill
Reginald Bours II
6Th Judicial Circuit Court
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Fn Ria
Bours
Barry Hamilton
Mitchell
Hamilton
Buzbee
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Baliff
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