U S backs Britain in action over Falkland crisis
The United States abandons peace talks and backs Britain as Britain imposes a total air and sea blockade of the Falkland Islands. Alexander Haig warns of a dangerous South Atlantic phase while the U S suspends military exports to Argentina but will provide no direct military involvement.
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Britain
Falkland Islands
United States
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Washington
South Atlantic
Eee Eerens
Rnefeldten
Snverel
U.S
Argentina
T and
Commodity Credit Corporation
London Daily Mail
Reagan
Iarcee
A.S. Navy
Defense Ministry
London
Slamey
Falklands
Threat of lawsuit over leader silencing at BoE meeting
Frederick County teachers association threatens legal action if Beverly Stonestreet, president, is barred from speaking at a board of education meeting. The dispute centers on promotions by Superintendent Stuart D. Berger and agenda procedures, with board members accusing Stonestreet of disrupting meetings and Ambrose alleging discriminatory intimidation.
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Maryland State Teachers Association
Frederick County School Board
Red
Board of Education
Beverly Stonestreet
Frederick County Teachers Association
Stuart D. Berger
Stonestreet
Dr. Berger
Frances Ashbury
Rites set for Alice Dunne DeLauter Monday memorial Sunday
Mrs. Alice Dunne DeLauter 76 of 238 Madison Street Frederick died Wednesday night April 28 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Wife of former Alderman Claude R DeLauter Sr she was born August 25 1905 in New York City daughter of the late David H Dunne and Della Ann Dunne of Dinwiddie County. A longtime member of Asbury United Methodist Church she was past superintendent of Asbury Church School past chairperson of Asbury Council on Ministries treasurer of Frederick Congregations United and past VP of Church Women United in Frederick County. She was active in race relations chairing the annual May Fellowship observance for four years. She began teaching after graduation from Oneonta Normal College and held a BA from Storer College with graduate work at Hood College George Washington University and Virginia State College.
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Madison St
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Claude R. DeLauter Sr
New York City
DeLauter
David H. Dunne
Della Ann Pene Dunne
Dinwiddie County
Mra. DeLauter
Asbury United Methodist Church
Asbury Church School
Asbury Council On Ministries
Frederick Congregations United
Church Women United
Frederick County
Oneotra
N.Y
Reagan seeks budget allies as he presses for tax cuts
President Reagan launches a new budget campaign urging voters to press Congress to back his economic program. He meets with Republicans at the White House and seeks Democratic allies while polls show mixed support and calls for changes to his plans. Senator Bob Dole urges swift action on a partial deficit-reducing package tied to a debt limit bill.
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Washington
Reagan
Congress
White House
Washington Post
ABC News
the Post
Post
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Dole
House
Senate
Cline Seeks District 4A Nomination in Maryland
Charles R. Cline Jr. a 34 year old dairy farmer from New Market announces his bid for one of two Maryland General Assembly seats in District 4A. He joins six Democrats in contention as the district remains two member and spans 18 election districts in eastern and southern Frederick County.
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Del
James E. McClelan
Frederick
Ashingtes
Maryland
House of Delegates
New Market
Charles R. Cline Jr
Maryland General Assembly
Cline
Frederick County
Aichaea Aed Spereneaien
Cheries E. Smith
Washington
At Least 11 Dead In Hoboken Hotel Fire
A four story residential hotel fire at West 14th Street and Bloomfield Avenue in Hoboken killed at least 11 people and injured seven. Fire Chief James Horn said six jumped from windows before arrival of fire crews. The blaze began before dawn at 4:22 a.m. and was under control by 7:06 a.m. Officials said 31 people lived in the hotel.
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Hoboken
N.J
James Horn
Pinters Fintel
West 14Th Street
Bloomfield Avenue
Edward White
Hijackers hold 28 hostages aboard Honduran airliner
Four leftist hijackers continue to detain 28 hostages including eight Americans at Tegucigalpa airport for a second night. Vatican envoy Monsignor Cordero Lanza expressed cautious optimism after visiting the plane, as negotiations focus on a possible exit path for the gunmen who have reduced demands and allowed the pilot to visit with his children. The government says it will not exceed plans to fly the hijackers out in exchange for captives, with the gunmen discussing Mexico or Panama as options.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Vatican
Andres Cordero Lanza
Mexico
Panama
Sunny weekend set over Western Maryland region
A large high pressure system moves slowly across the area bringing sun and pleasant weather through Sunday. Western Maryland counties expect sunny, warmer days with highs in the 60s to mid 70s and cool nights in the 30s. Maryland mountains remain sunny with highs in the low 60s and tonight in the 30s. Light northwesterly winds today shifting to southwesterly tomorrow, with drying conditions excellent through Sunday. Temperature readings from Frederick 65, Hagerstown 68, Westminster 64, Gaithersburg 66, Leesburg 67.
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Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Hagerstown
Westminster
Gaithersburg
Leesburg
David Lesher
Washington Merry-Go-Round highlights and media notes
Columnist Jack Anderson reports Argentine officials sought support for Falklands invasion. Suzy Brett covers Pac-Man first experience. Walter Williams discusses why economic theories confuse. Tom Tiede visits the South for Confederate Memorial Day. Earl Dunckel parses proposed tax laws. Sally Bright offers grammar advice. Babe Ruth World Series princesses featured. Michael L. Spaar visits Tilghman Island dining at The Bridge. Betty Lester previews notable Corvair show highlights at the Chevrolet-Cadillac facility.
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Washington
Jack Anderson
Falkland Islands
News-Post
Suzy Brett
Walter Williams
Tom Tiede
South
Earl Dunckel
Sally Bright
Cee
Entertainment
Michael L. Spaar
Tilghman Island
Automotive — News-Post
Betty Lester
Baughman's Lane
Inside The News Money Measure Critiqued By Engineers
A quotation challenges money as a universal gauge of achievement. C P Steinmetz, a German born electrical engineer who lived from 1865 to 1923, is cited. The remark reflects skepticism toward financial metrics in evaluating success.
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C. P. Steinmetz
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Ringgold
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White
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