Soviet envoy cool to Reagan middle missile plan
Soviet arms negotiator Yuri Kvitsinsky replied no when asked if Reagan's open letter offering a ban on all intermediate range missiles and a meeting with Andropov was a good idea. The Kremlin previously rejected the zero option while NATO pressed ahead with missile deployments pending talks.
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Switzerland
Yuri A. Kvitsinsky
Reagan
Berlin
George Bush
Yuri V. Andropov
Kremlin
NATO
Moscow
Kvitinsky
Ants controlled at aquarium in Baltimore
Ant infestation at the National Aquarium in Baltimore has been contained within the top floor tropical rainforest exhibit using reproductive blockers to sterilize ants. Officials say four to five months are needed to fully control the population.
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National Aquarium
South America
Bob Jenkins
Aquarium
Jenkins
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Abscam Revelations Highlight Senate Responses
Columnist Jack Anderson reports that Senator Charles McC, along with Daniel Patrick Moynihan, ignored an information offer related to the Abscam probe. Cornelius Dwyer advises on wounded wild animal care while Eugene Goll notes pay gaps among county teachers.
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Charles McC
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William 4
Rusher
Anthony Harrigan
Douglas Bakshian
Becky Brashear
News-Post
Peggy Garst
Farm Bureau
Mary Williams
Winter storm to bring heavy rain across Maryland areas
A major winter storm moves northeast from the central U S bringing abundant rain from late tonight through early Thursday. In western Maryland sunshine gives way to clouds with highs in the mid 40s and rain developing tonight through Wednesday. Maryland mountains see increasing clouds and likely rain Wednesday with highs near 40. Yesterday’s temperatures ranged from 34 to 50 across Frederick Hagerstown Westminster Gaithersburg Leesburg.
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Howard
Montgomery
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Leesburg
David Lesher
Violence Across Roads Sparks Truck Strike Fallout
Independent haulers pull back as the protest against higher highway use taxes enters its second day. At 1-70 Truck City in Frederick only a fraction of normal business remains amid fears of violence and shootings. A tank truck driver was wounded near Baltimore before a fatal NC shooting underscoring nationwide tensions.
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Jessup
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James Edwards
Roseboro
South Baltimore General Hospital
Reagan Deficit Fight Emerges in Budget Clash
Washington Democrats push alternative deficit cuts after Reagan submits an 848.5 billion budget. Leaders say passage is unlikely. Stockman Feldstein and Regan to testify. Lawmakers seek deeper defense cuts and possible tax cut rollback to trim the deficit for 1984 and beyond.
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Lawton Chiles
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Jones
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
Byrd
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Howard Baker
Pete Domenici
New Mexico
Senate Budget Committee
Baker
Tennessee
Brunswick policeman cleared in shooting incident
A state police investigator ruled the Brunswick officer acted to save his life after Kenneth Miller, 28, fought Officer Michael Blank during a traffic stop at Lloyd's Circle. Miller died from a gunshot wound to the left thigh. No criminal action will be taken against the officer.
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Kenneth W. Miller
Michael Blank
Victor E. Wolfe
Wolfe
Frederick County
Lawrence A. Dorsey Jr
Words of wisdom from Rudyard Kipling
Noted English writer Rudyard Kipling, born 1865, delivered a remark on language describing words as mankind's most potent drug. The quote highlights the influence of words on thought and action across eras.
Old Sears site sold for redevelopment in Frederick
A Rockville developer bought part of the old Sears building on South Market Street in downtown Frederick. The site, once a hardware and garden area with a Sears parking lot entrance, is zoned for business. No specific use is set yet, with plans in formative stages and collaboration with a local architect and renovator. Brady notes possible future purchase of other Sears buildings if plans advance, and mentions the Carroll Creek Flood Project as not a major sale driver. Development is hoped to begin within 2045 days.
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Frederick
Rockville
Richard C. Brady
Frederick Towne Realty
South Market Street
Brady
West Patrick Street
Carroll Creek
Two Frederick men charged in Key Mall robbery
Two Frederick City men Christopher Kent Randolph 21 of 5 W All Saints St and Berron Verttell Bowins 21 of 20 Sagner Drive Frederick are jailed in the Francis Scott Key Mall Hardee’s armed robbery case. Bowins bond set at 50000. Randolph bond pending. Both face robbery with a deadly weapon assault with intent to rob theft and handgun violation. Investigation led by Barry Schrum and sheriff’s department.
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Christopher Kent Rantolph
W. All Saints St. Frederick
Berron Verttell Bowins
Sagner Drive
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Bowins
John Barber
Randolph
Barber
Maryland
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Fsk Mall
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Darlene Wiles Burall
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