Marcos warns chaos if he loses special Philippine election
President Marcos told reporters at Fernando Air Base that a loss in the February 7 special presidential vote could spark ten years of instability and bloodshed in the Philippines. He defended his record, attacked Aquino and Laurel, and urged support from 2,000 attending students and officials while disputing rebel strength claims.
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Associated Press
Lipa
Philippines
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Piaktaend Marcos
Air Force
Fernando Air Base
Batangas Province
Manila
Marcos
Corazon Aquino
Phiippines
Salvador Laurel
Laurel
Jose
Sayvor
Mrs. Aquino
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Sep
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Tolentino
Aquino Laurel
Aquino
Batangas
Lawmakers push five year price-support loans for farmers
The House debates cotton and rice loan programs over five years with partial loan forgiveness while Treasury and Republican leaders discuss reviving the tax reform bill. Baker and O Neill report potential 34 GOP votes for a second chance on tax reform, yet the House previously refused to vote.
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Reagan
Treasury
James A. Baker
Capitol
House
Thomas P. O'Neil
Baker
GOP
O’neill
O'Neill
PCP Epidemic Tied to Local Dealer Network
Prosecutor Alan L. Winik labels Hebron a major PCP wholesaler funneling drugs through 40 motel rooms, rented cars, and beeper contacts. He describes “dream drugs” fueling violence and house break-ins in Frederick, urging harsher sentences for dealers in death as three Sixth Circuit judges hear the case.
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Alan L. Winik
Winik
Frederick
Appeals court upholds private club gambling profits ruling
The Court of Appeals revived prosecutions against three men, asserting that gambling proceeds from fraternal, veterans, and charitable clubs may be used by the clubs themselves. The ruling notes a rational basis for private club gambling laws and cites Maryland cases and legislative actions affecting slot machines on the Eastern Shore and broader club gaming.
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Court of Appeals
Washington County
Corderman
General Assembly
House Judiciary Committee
Harry Hughes
County officials cite rising government liability insurance costs
County enforcement personnel and other county officials. Fox said he expects that figure to triple or quadruple in next year's report due to the escalation in rates for government liability insurance. Free copies of the 124 page audited financial report are available by writing to the Division of Finance, Winchester Hall, 12 E. Church St, Frederick 21701.
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Fox
Division of Finance
Winchester Hall
E. Church St
Frederick
NATO ministers urge continued U S arms talks and budget restraint
NATO foreign ministers meeting in Brussels urged the United States to honor 1970s arms controls while pursuing new Soviet talks. Secretary of State Shultz led the discussions stressing alliance solidarity and meaningful arms control, with Europeans pressing for continued SALT II compliance despite Senate nonratification.
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Belgium
NATO
Soviet Union
George P. Shultz
U.S
North Atlantic
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Western Alliance
Shultz
Bonn
West Germany
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