Iran’s U S made jet lands in Iraq with asylum requests
Iran claims its F-4 Phantom landed at an Iraqi airport as two pilots sought political asylum. Iraq’s Revolutionary Command Council released unspecified Iranian POWs marking a Muslim feast and invited more Iranians to defect. The incident is reported with varied claims about flight origin and purpose.
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Inside The News TV Listings and Weather Map
TV listings and weather map feature highlighted with a quote attributed to S L Clemens. The piece frames media sections and provides a quick cultural aside on human folly.
CIA Warns Terrorists Hold Chemical Weapons Found
Washington columnist Jack Anderson reports the CIA warns that chemical weapons have fallen into terrorist hands, signaling heightened security concerns and ongoing investigations across intelligence agencies. The advisory urges vigilance and calls for international cooperation to curb proliferation.
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Warm late-week weather continues with a cold front Friday
West Maryland forecast calls for partial sun and heat today with a late thunderstorm risk. Highs reach near 90 Friday with clearing and pleasant conditions expected later in the week. Scattered showers today and tonight in Bartlands Mountains, clearing Friday. Wind shifts from southwest to northwest, dry conditions improving. Temperature readings from Frederick to Oakland noted.
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Discovery finally soars into orbit on maiden flight
Capable of three satellites, the shuttle carries six astronauts including NASA’s second woman astronaut and its first paying passenger. After weathered delays, Discovery launched at 8 42 a m and reached orbit 18 miles high with a flawless lift off and mission control reporting success.
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New year launch finally clears two delays for shuttle
NASA clears two postponements as the shuttle Discovery returns to flight. "The launch team is ecstatic," says launch director Bob Sieck. Commander Henry Hartsfield praises the crew's readiness. The mission blends two flights into one while carrying a heavy payload and a secret hormone factory aboard the 132-ton ship. A7- time overrun caused by two private aircraft entering Kennedy Space Center airspace.
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Tom Utsman
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Hood College opens 82nd year with largest freshman class in five years
Hood College launched its 82nd academic year with a Convocation in Coffman Chapel welcoming the largest new class in five years. President Dr Martha E Church urged students to be active in campus life, noting scholarships and honors for Scholars and top GPA students, and recounting her China trip to illustrate the value of higher education. Three freshmen Alicia Grumbine Susan Boebel and Sandy Nolan spoke of seeking personal attention and an enjoyable Hood experience.
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Roosting Birds Nuisance In Frederick County Area
Homeowners in Frederick County's Grove Hill Walkersville and nearby areas report roosting starlings towhees and blackbirds making evening noise and leaving droppings. Residents bang tin cans or use noisemakers to deter roosting while officials advise removing roosting sites or using recorded distress tapes. birds typically leave when trees shed leaves, though pines may harbor them longer.
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Walkersville
Dorothy Zimmerman
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Fish and Wildlife Service
Les Terry
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Walker Campaigns for Reagan Style Reform in Frederick
Congressional ally Robert Walker spoke to about 3,000 Frederick County Republicans urging a shift from Democratic stagnation to Republican leadership. He praised Reagan’s economic moves, attacked liberal Democrats on welfare and inflation, and praised decisive action against the Communist bloc. Continued on Page A-9.
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Reagan
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Two Teenage Girls Die In Gaithersburg Head On Crash
In Gaithersburg the collision occurred on Frederick Road at 12 06 am killing Kathleen Deamond 18 of Damascus and Lori Satz 16 of Gaithersburg. Police suspect excessive speed. autopsies planned in Baltimore.
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Snory Grove Road
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Ms. Satz
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Aspen Wood Lane
Shady Grove Adventist Hospital
Jona Amelung Bicentennial Marked In Maryland
Tomorrow marks 200 years since John Frederick Amelung arrived in Baltimore aboard a German immigrant group in 1784 and founded the New Bremen Glass works near Frederick. The Frederick Post and The News publish an illustrated feature by Judge Edward S. Delaplane detailing Amelung’s land, factory, and notable glass pieces now in museum collections.
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