Springlike farewell for 1984 brings warm weekend
The News Post meteorologist David Baltimore reports temperatures near 75 statewide with Dulles Airport at 70 and Annapolis reaching 73. A high pressure system off the southeast coast fuels summerlike warmth through the weekend, while the Art Exhibit by James Pearl closes today at the Weinberg. No Heroes, formerly Crack the Sky, performs tonight at Rabbit's Foot.
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Frederick eyes 5000 seat domed convention center
Mayor Ronald N. Young met with Western Wood Structures Inc. to discuss a 300 foot diameter domed wooden facility in Frederick. The plan envisions a 5000 seat space suitable for basketball and rentable for events, with formal presentations planned after a preliminary meeting.
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Eberwein
Young
Frederick
Frederick considers new convention dome complex plans
Mayor and building representative discuss a proposed dome arena near Carroll Creek with 5000 to 26000 seat options. Turner notes costs from 5.5 million to 44 million, while Western Wood Structures markets timber stadium homes and arenas for cities seeking convention space.
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Hoosier Dome
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Frederick's high tech powers nation's military
Frederick County gains a growing base of defense oriented firms driven by Tri-Com Inc and Automation Counselors Inc. Leaders like Crow and Benitez say demand grows with complex weapon systems and naval research. Local suppliers rely on Defense Department contracts, while defense budget talks loom.
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Grove Road
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Lane
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Naval Electrogies Lab
White Oak
Benitez
Defense Department
Frederick County Eyes High Tech Firms With IRB Incentives
Frederick County pursues small to medium high tech firms to diversify the economy, aiming for a mature tech base akin to Montgomery. Industrial revenue bonds help lure clients, with tax-free interest enabling lenders to offer 10 15 percent lower rates.
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Montgomery County
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Vietnamese troops tighten hold on largest anti communist camp in Cambodia
Reports from the Thai Cambodian border say Vietnamese forces solidified control of the biggest Khmer resistance camp, attacked a second camp housing its leadership, and reported casualties since the offensive began on Christmas Day. Red Cross issues reflect escalating humanitarian strain at Rithises and Ampil camps amid ongoing fighting and seismograph readings of underground explosions in the Soviet testing region.
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Thailand
Cambodia
Khmer People’s National Liberation Frost
Aeen Ee
Red Cross
Rithises
Ampil
Lab uncovers rare human anti cancer agents for direct tumor attack
In Nature, researchers report genetic engineering yields large amounts of lymphotoxin and tumor necrosis factor, two natural agents that directly kill tumor cells with less impact on normal tissue. Derynck notes these agents may become powerful cancer tools, differing from interferon by their direct anti-tumor action. The work suggests potential clinic use, with dramatic animal results cited and continued discussion on page 4-3.
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Gad Rik Detyach Af Geuenleis Inc
San Francisco
Nature
Derynck
Vefydck
Gandhi landslide victory in India widens political dynasty
Prime minister candidate Gandhi sails to a historic landslide victory in New Delhi, extending the Nehru-Gandhi political lineage after Indira Gandhi's assassination. The 48 year old former airline pilot appears headed for a decisive mandate, with page A-2 coverage noted.
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India
Dyna
Indira Gandhi
Weather notes and Edith Addison Alford profile
A brief weather notice predicts showers by morning and outlines the national map. An advertisement features Edith Addison Alford, noted musket scholar, educator and leader, profiling her career and influence.
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Warg Mills
Edith Addison Alford
Secret police say more priests targeted in Popieluszko case
A secret police lieutenant testified there were plans to abduct and possibly kill other priests besides Jerzy Popieluszko with top government backing. Lt. Lessek Pekala described a wide operation as he and three other officers face charges in the priest’s kidnapping and murder last October.
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Poland
Jerzy Popieluszko
Lessek Pekala
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Pekala
Bearyk Jankowski
Gdansk
Winnser
Solidarity Union
Lech Walesa
Stanislaw Malkowski
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Waldemar Chmielewski
Interior Ministry
Adam Pietruszka
Solidarity Free Trade Union Movement
Wojciech Jaruzelski
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