Allen to Stay on Job During Investigation
National security adviser Richard V. Allen, cleared of wrongdoing for receiving $1,000 from two Japanese journalists, will stay on paid leave pending a new inquiry into his inaccurate financial disclosure and acceptance of two watches. Allen expressed happiness with the results of the investigation into the $1,000 thank-you payment for a January 21 interview with Nancy Reagan. White House spokesman David Gergen said Allen will remain on paid administrative leave until the inquiry is completed. He declined to say if Allen would be welcomed back if cleared by the Justice Department.
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Sit-in Ends as Polish Cadets Are Removed by Helicopter Assault
In Warsaw a weeklong sit-in by 220 firefighting cadets ended after special paramilitary troops used a helicopter assault to breach a training school and force cadets to leave within about 90 minutes. No casualties or injuries were reported. Unconfirmed reports suggested Solidarity strike alerts in Warsaw and possibly nationwide.
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Black box recovered after Yugoslav DC-9 crash near Ajaccio
French Foreign Legion soldiers retrieved the black box from a chartered Yugoslav DC-9 that crashed into a mountain near Ajaccio Corsica killing 174 aboard. Officials said 168 passengers and six crew were recovered and moved to a foothill church, with a temporary mortuary planned at the airport.
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Inside The News Never Stand Begging For Power To Earn
An aphorism attributed to Miguel Cervantes emphasizes self reliance and initiative. The quote urges individuals to seize opportunities and work to earn what they deserve rather than plead for favors or handouts. It reflects a mindset of personal agency and diligence.
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Miguel Cervantes
Bahamian Economy and Global Shifts in View
Overview page notes by Robert Reid on why life in the Bahamas may be better amid developing nations’ chaotic economics. Steven Beckner surveys economic turmoil in emerging nations. David Handler profiles actress Shelly Duvall. Douglas Rakshian discusses robots in film. Dick Kleiner answers show business questions. Contents tease weekly food column Backburner by Sera Woodfield with Apples as feature. Snowball preview and high school basketball feature teased.
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David Handler
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Dick Kleiner
Sera Woodfield
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Reagan weighs lifting freeze on fired air controllers
The Reagan administration mulls ending a three year ban on federal employment for air traffic controllers fired after a 1981 strike. President Reagan discussed the issue with Teamsters leaders while aides say no decision to return controllers to towers has been made.
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Hood neighbors map plan against Hood farm rezoning bid
About 100 residents met to organize opposition to Hood farm rezoning plans seeking changes to R-3 R-T R-4 and R-6 classifications. They hired former city planner Mark Horak to testify and prepared a factual presentation for the December 10 mayor and aldermen meeting at the Weinberg Center. Leaders Ed Higinbotham Sr and Jerome Doubroff were elected as spokespersons for the ad hoc group.
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Controversy in Frederick County license plate renewal plan
Frederick County officials report violence over a decision to let the county treasurer issue routine license tag renewals for a 25 cent fee. Commissioner Ga ren R. Clagett accused Del. Julien P. Delph ey of attempting to scuttle the vote while Delph ey denied threats. Administrative assistant Kenneth Coffey confirmed the discussion and said Delph ey would “get even” but called the claim unethical.
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Frederick Washington
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Martha Ann Brittain
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Baltimore subway's vast cost fuels rural urban rift in Md
In a series on Maryland transportation, debate over rapid transit funds pits rural lawmakers against urban interests. The Baltimore Metro, split into A and B lines, costs about 800 million for A and 190 million for B, with projections showing high operating costs and state subsidies. The plan runs eight miles to Reisterstown and six more to Owings Mills, along the Northwest Expressway.
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Maryland
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Reisterstown
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Western Maryland Railway
Harry Hughes
Willard, Retired Frederick County Roads Engineer, Dies
Roger H. Willard a retired Frederick County roads engineer died at 74 from injuries in a car crash. He lived at 144 Kline Blvd and passed away Tuesday morning December 1 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Born July 6, 1907 in Broad Run he was the son of Ridgely A. and Esther Kefauver Willard. He held an AB from Western Maryland College and two BS degrees in civil engineering from Johns Hopkins University.
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Jane R. Meads Willard
Broad Run
Willard
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Esther Kefauver Willard
Middletown High School
Western Maryland College
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Negotiations open on Soviet US SALT II theater missiles
Geneva talks on medium range missiles begin with pledges of cooperation but no substance released. Nitze and Kyitsinsky lead two hour session under news blackout as focus shifts to technical terms numbers and ranges of theater nuclear forces amid NATO Soviet deployment and anticipated Western counter deployments.
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United States
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Weather Update Western Maryland and Mountains
Yesterday's storm dropped 0.25 to 0.75 inches of rain as clearing and cooler air move in. In Western Maryland counties Carroll Frederick Howard Montgomery and Washington, a morning shower chance gives way to partly sunny skies and milder temperatures with highs around mid 50s, tonight mainly clear then Thursday partly cloudy with a possible brief shower and lows near 30. Friday brings fair and cooler weather. Maryland mountains see showers today turning to flurries tonight and Thursday with highs in the 40s and Thursday in the 30s. Yesterday's temps ranged Frederick 41 Hagerstown 42 Westminster 36 Gaithersburg 38 Leesburg 40.
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