Soviet promise to let 36 more join US relatives
The State Department welcomed a new Soviet pledge to issue exit visas for 36 citizens to reunite with relatives in the United States. The move follows earlier promises and a thaw in relations as families await confirmed visa details and timelines.
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Los Angeles
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Minnesota
Tom Bradley
Raymond Flynn
Boston
Edward Koch
Donald Fraser
Minneapolis
Harold Washington
Chicago
William Hudnut
Indianapolis
William Donald Schaefer
Feinstein
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Moscow
Maryland struggles as federal insurance deadline nears for thrifts
Maryland officials report only two major savings and loan institutions lack federal insurance as the January 1 deadline looms. Gibraltar Savings and Loan has conditional approval, with final approval expected today. Depositors at Gibraltar and Ridgeway face $1,000 monthly withdrawal limits until full coverage is secured, while remaining major thrifts await insurance and possible mergers or closures.
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Federal Home Loan Bank Board
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Melville S. Brown
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Carteret Savings
New Jersey
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Control Data Corp
Admiral
Old Court
First
Ridgeway
Liberty
Obituaries for Watts Grimes Hackey and Wiles Reese Nelson
Funeral services for Martha Watts of Poolesville and Gary Grimes of Westminster were held December 30 at Hilton and Etchison Memorial Chapels with interment at Darnestown Presbyterian and Mount Olivet. Other services honored Ernest Hackey Lee Wiles Joel Reese and David Nelson with local church officiants and military honors where noted. Bearers included Bodmer Crews Hamiett Holmes and Bodmer among others. Interments followed at Darnestown Presbyterian Cemetery Mount Olivet Pipe Creek Evergreen Memorial.
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Elmer A Hull
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Reeders Nursing Home
Boonsboro
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Wallace Poole
Luther Brown
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Thomas Hoy
Charles Simms
John Disney
Hesthaven Memorial Gardens
C.E. Hicks II
Lee M. Wiles
E. Patrick St
Veterane Administration
Washington
D.C
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Opossumtown Pike
Duane L. Berk
Edgewood Church of God
Fast Coast Telecommunications Command
Fort Detrick
Thomas Schultz
Lee Schultz
Skip Young
Richard Freed
Edward Brookey
Douglas Smith
Mount Hope Cemetery
Woodsboro
Wiles
Madeline Measures Wiles
Joel Lewis Reese
Near Westminister
New Windsor
D. D. Hartzler
Richard L. Michael
Carrell Lutheran Village
Richard H. Reese
Michael Reese
Charles D. Reese
John D. Reese
D. Edward Reese
Jeffrey S. Hartzler
Pipe Creek Cemetery
David Thomas Nelson
Rocky Ridge
Skites Funeral Home
Taneytown
William Young
Evergreen Memorial Cemetery
Finksburg
Jesse Evkenrode
Joseph Myers
Joon Nelson
Herbert Nelson
James Nelson
Joseph Nelson
Consumers urged to report unsafe products in study
Rockville consumer officials seek residents who suffered injuries from purchased items. Reports should cover home heating devices kerosene heaters or wood stoves mesh-side cribs and playpens furnace or water heater gas-control valves and all-terrain vehicles. Call the Office of Consumer Affairs at 251-7373 to file a form.
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Office of Consumer Affairs
Hussein and Assad greet each other in Damascus talks aimed at peace
Syrian President Hafez Assad welcomed Jordan's King Hussein with a 21 gun salute and hugs as they opened talks to end a six year feud. The leaders held two meetings including a three hour private session and hosted a banquet. A second round was expected Tuesday.
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Iran
Mystery man found near Indiana highway remains unidentified
Indiana police chase dozens of leads to identify an 18 to 22 year old man beaten and left for dead along an Indiana highway. Tony, as he is called, is in a Louisville hospital and cannot confirm his home. Investigators describe him as a quiet, clean cut youth with tattoos and a blank memory of his past.
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Webber
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