Honduran U S Helicopters Ferry Reinforcements Amid Border Clash
Honduran troops, ferried by U S helicopters on President Reagan orders, fought Nicaraguan soldiers who crossed into Honduras with reports of 16 Honduran soldiers killed and many dead or wounded on the Nicaraguan side. U S officials said airlift details would wait until militarily useful, helicopters unarmed and set to end today.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Reagan
Nicaragua
U.S
Jose Azcona Hoyo
State Department
Washington
Cifuentes
Carlos Quezada Aguilar
Managua
Miguel D’escoto
Nicaraguan Defense Ministry
First Brigade
Murra
Wiwili
United States
Michael O'Brien
D’escoto
Darkhorses vie for presidency
Thomas Capitola McKim of Oregon filed with the FEC before learning his town bans ex-felons from presidential runs and resigned. More than 100 others already filed for 1984, with two serious candidates named as Pete DuPont and Lyndon LaRouche. Several quirky committees and anonymous entries reflect a crowded field, while Rep. Gephardt tests the waters.
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Linda Allnock
News-Post
Thomas Capitola McKim
O'Brien
Ore
Federal Election Commission
United States
FEC
McKim
Montgomery County
George A. Muzyk
Germantown
Muzyk
John Edwin Boyston
Bowie
Tex
D.C
West
J.O. Stroud
Sapulpa
Okla
J.C. Stroud
Pres
U.S.A
People's Forum On Cosmic Unity
Constitutional Bill of Rights
Harold Lawrence Poland
Fonthill Abbey Church of Gospel Ministry
Chuck Ott
Ott
New York City
Pete DuPont
Delaware
Lyndon LaRouche
Fred Eiland
Richard Gephardt
Eiland
Tom McKim
U.S
W.S
Western Maryland Weather and Calendar Feature Preview
Periods of rain expected tonight and Tuesday with temperatures dipping to 38 to 44 tonight and highs near 58 on Tuesday. Western Maryland weather forecast leads into a calendar feature touting themes from beautiful to humorous, presenting calendars as statements by owners. Also includes references to a yuletide travelogue and seasonal celebrations on Page BS.
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Maryland
Lawmakers urged to act on school bus safety and health care reform
Frederick County delegates and one senator hosted a two hour meeting with ten citizens to propose new laws and changes. Gilbert Newby urged stiffer penalties for passing stopped buses, citing 120 Maryland incidents and a past drag incident. Doris Hansen proposed a Canadian style universal care with community long term support and pay as you go.
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Frederick County
Annapolis
John Derr
James E. McClellan
Boyd Smith
George Littrell
Thomas Hattery
McClellan
Charles Smelser
Gilbert Newby
Board of Education
Frederick
Maryland
South Street
Newby
Doris Hansen
Homecall
Adamstown
Herbert Shuck
Cutter Taney ends 50 year tour of duty
PORTSMOUTH Va AP The Coast Guard cutter Taney veteran of three wars and the last ship from the Pearl Harbor attack to leave active duty has ended a 30 year career on the anniversary of its greatest battle. Its 129 crewmen saluted as the cutter was decommissioned and will move to Baltimore to become a maritime museum.
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Portsmouth
Coast Guard
Taney
Pearl Harbor
George Laitner
Omaha
Neb
Laitner
Hawaii
Cmdr
Winston G. Churchill
GOP selects Annapolis aerospace engineer as new state head
Dan Fleming, an Annapolis aerospace engineer and Naval Academy graduate, was chosen by Maryland Republicans to lead the state party, winning a 1 vote margin over Joseph M. Dukert. The convention drew controversy over possible right wing religious influence from New Covenant Church. Fleming defended his beliefs and noted his Ammold church affiliation change.
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Annapolis
Maryland
GOP
Baltimore
Richard Sullivan
U.S. Senate
Republican State Central Committee
Dan Fleming
Anne Arundel
Joseph M. Dukert
Bethesda
Fleming
New Covenant Church
Naval Academy
Ammold
New Covenant Church of
Bowie
Emmitsburg starts sewage plant as moratorium ends
Emmitsburg officials broke ground Saturday on a new sewage treatment facility using an unconventional method to absorb treated effluent and end a seven year building moratorium. Mayor Robert Preston and commissioner Kermit Lowe touted economic and environmental benefits as Kline Weinberg Properties plans a hotel and restaurant along Route 15. A state health official praised the town for choosing the alternative method over tributary discharge.
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Emmitsburg
Robert
Preston
Kermit L. Lowe
Kine-Weinberg
Route 15 Kline
Weinberg
State Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
Chesapeake Bay
Earl Quawse
Quawse
Frederick County
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