Soviet U S chemical ban draft drawn as biased says Moscow
In Geneva the Soviet delegate charged the U S draft on chemical arms discriminates against Communist nations while allowing Washington to mass produce advanced arms. Issraelyan criticized open inspections as unrealistic and targeted the Soviet Union. The report also covers U S population aid on abortion policy and Israeli West Bank talks.
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Victor L. Issraelyan
George Bush
Sri Lankan government reels after two days of deadly clashes
About 70 Tamil separatists were killed in two days as security forces clash across Sri Lanka. Authorities report hundreds of arrests as President Jayewardene defends emergency rule to curb Tamil terrorism and protect the constitution amid warnings that chaos could follow if law erodes.
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Sri Lanka
Junius Jayewardene
Indian Ocean
Jayewardene
Inside The News Sports and TV Listings Note
Weather map and listings note reflect a miscued page with quotes and feature labels. Whately proverb about lost time appears as a snippet in the margins. The fragment mentions sports, TV listings, and weather chart elements without clear events or names.
Cacley Finishes Strong at Local Golf Courses
Local sports brief notes Cacley performing well across multiple golf courses today. Contenders include nearby clubs, with early scoring showing promise as the event unfolds.
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Cacley
Weather Behind High Pressure Dominates Southeast
A strong high pressure system drives warm humid conditions across the southeastern states through the weekend. Western Maryland counties enjoy sunny periods with heat and possible afternoon storms by Sunday. Maryland mountains face continued warmth with a chance of afternoon storms Friday. Farm forecast calls light west to southwest winds under 10 mph through Friday with dry drying conditions. Yesterday temperatures ranged Frederick 90.7, Cumberland 90.5, Oakland 77.4.
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Frederict
Benard
Montgomery
Washington
Bow
Uta
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Cumberland
Hagerttows
Oakland
Westminster
David Lesher
City bicycle thefts hit record high in Frederick
Police records show an average of one bike stolen daily in Frederick, the highest rate since records began in 1982. Through July 1984 there were 100 thefts, a 3 percent rise from the prior year, with many bikes dismantled or sold elsewhere and a low recovery rate.
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Richard Lewis
Frederick City
Richard Eng
Frederick
Richard Lewin
Westminster
Hagerstown
Frederick's
Lewis
Try
Kirby Maybush
Frederick County
Carroll Creek bids far exceed city cost estimate
Frederick officials report Carroll Creek flood control project bids at 4.4 million, well above the 3.3 million planned. Mayor Ronald N. Young says project cannot proceed at that price and plans to cut costs by using city workers on part of the project while reexamining the rest.
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Carroll Creek
Board of Aldermen
Ronald N. Young
Young
Market Street
R.F. Kline
Bentz Street
Highland Street
Library to Add Thursday Hours at FCPL Headquarters
FCPL headquarters on East Patrick Street will open on Thursdays starting Aug 16 for the first time since moving to the new facility. A grand opening offers free information and library use from 9 am to 5 pm with balloons for children as music sets begin at 2 pm.
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Frederick County Public Library
East Patrick Street
Martha Reynolds
FCPL
Miss Reynolds
Park
Artz
Library Board
Marian Broxton
Frederick
Vl Te
Britain and United States to clear Red Sea mines
Britain joins United States in mine clearance efforts in the Red Sea and Gulf of Suez after multiple explosions damaged ships. Helicopters and a support ship will arrive soon to search for and destroy mines with specialized devices. Egypt owns the Suez Canal and freight remains vital to its economy. The Oceanic Energy suffered a Sunday explosion 200 miles south of Jidda with one crew member missing.
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Egypt
Gulf of Suez
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Islamic Jihad
Iran
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Paris
Francois Mitterrand
Rithatt Weaptdant Qanpan Onelad
Esmat Abdelmeguid
Oceanic Energy
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Jidda
Jidds
Uneasy peace holds in Lawrence disturbance
In Lawrence Massachusetts police and state troopers halted a rock throwing and firebombing rampage that left 14 injured, vehicles damaged and several buildings burned. About 100 participants flooded Tower Hill streets after a Wednesday night disturbance believed sparked by a broken window dispute between a Hispanic and a white family.
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Tower Hill
Frank Foley
al DeCelle Reid
Massachusetts
Samuel Aliano
Foley
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