Black boxes yield no clues in Gander crash
Canadian investigators say all 256 victims were recovered and will be sent home to the United States. autopsies may be needed as they examine weight balance and fuel specs. ice on wings considered but no conclusion. recorders damaged but key data scarce. sabotage not ruled out.
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Carolyn Lumsden
Associated Press
Gander
Newfoundland
United States
Christiane Beaulieu
Canadian Aviation Safety Board
David Owen
101St Airborne Division
Arrow Air
Gander International
Cairo
Egypt
Fort Campbell
Sinai Peninsula
Owen
Peter Boag
Canadian Safety Aviation Board
Boag
John J. Griffin
Ottawa
Hoag
Safety Board
Bernie Caiger
Beaulieu
Pentagon
Beirut
Islamic Jihad
Crase
U.S
Rome
ANSA
Organization For the Liberation of
John §. Crosby
U.S. Army
Gift shopping with Santa at Frederick Kmart event
Ricci Santmier, 4, of Braddock Heights joined 19 Frederick County Head Start participants for breakfast with Santa at the Frederick Kmart. They then enjoyed a mini shopping spree courtesy of the store and the Frederick Jaycees. Larry Cowder, assistant store manager, helped pick a blouse for Ricci’s mother.
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Ricci Santmier
Braddock Heights
Kmart
Frederick
Ricci
Frederick County
Santa
Frederick Jaycees
Larry Cowder
Court upholds exclusive gambling rights for fraternal groups
Maryland Court of Appeals on Friday ruled unanimously that veterans clubs fraternal societies and similar organizations may run gambling games to support club expenses even without charitable proceeds. The decision overturned a lower court ruling finding equal protection violations and remanded the case for further action.
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Appeals Court
Annapolis
Veterans Clubs
Court of Appeals
Washington County
John Corderman
Marvin H. Smith
Washington
High Court
Maryland
Roy Miller Snyder Jr
Richard W. Wyand Sr
Albert L. Bryan
County reports 3.7 million surplus for next year's budget
Frederick County commissioners report a 3.7 million carryover from fiscal 1985 after an 81 million outlay, with 67.1 million from operating budgets and 13.8 million on capital projects. Revenue rose about 12 percent, expenditures under 10 percent, and underestimation of revenues explains most surplus.
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Frederick
Linton, Shafer & Company
Galen R. Clagett
Clagett
Thomas M. Fox
Fox
Citizens Nursing Home
Redskins running back John Riggins plans to play next year
Redskins' running back John Riggins denounces retirement reports and says he intends to play somewhere next season amid a very cold night and a chilly weekend forecast for Western Maryland with highs near 30 and diminishing winds.
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Maryland
Redskins
John Riggins
Lawmakers Reach Settlements on Pentagon and Energy Spending
Congressional budget negotiators reached a defense package and agreed subsidies for cotton and rice as they close in on a fourtibillion-dollar catchall bill before adjournment. President Reagan signed a stopgap to keep funding flowing while tax revision efforts seek revival. Conferees approved Pentagon funding and allowed limited chemical weapons production, banned further ASAT tests, and settled Star Wars figures amid energy program disputes and farm bill talks.
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Washington
Congressional
House
Senate
Reagan
White House
Congress
Pentagon
Army
Air Force
Heathrow Airport evacuated after bomb threat in London
Security officers evacuated hundreds from the international terminal of Heathrow after a telephoned warning of a bomb set to explode within minutes. A suspect device was found, to be examined by bomb disposal experts, as crowds of weekend and Christmas travelers watched. The terminal was sealed and international flights delayed. Heathrow handles over 22 million international passengers yearly.
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Associated Press
London
Heathrow Airport
Barry Battenshaw
British Airports Authority
Battenshaw
Heathrow
Judge upholds 39 year PCP dealer sentence in two counties
A three judge panel refused to reduce any portion of a 39 year prison term for Arthur Henron a major PCP dealer from Montgomery and Frederick counties. Henron 28 was arrested with PCP valued at up to 200000 yearly and was sentenced to 20 years consecutive plus prior terms. Detec tives say he used profits to fuel a 400 to 600 dollar daily cocaine habit and argued the sentence was harsher than in metropolitan areas.
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Frederick
Montgomery
G. Edward Dwyer Jr
Arthur Lee Henron
Montgomery County
Hebron
William W. Wenner
Wenner
Restate
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