C P Telephone awards scholarships at Mount St Marys College
C P Telephone Co Frederick County provides annual scholarships to Mount St Marys College students. Linda Gorman and Dale Summers, Thurmont area seniors, receive awards from Charles McKinley, manager of C P’s Frederick County Community Relations Team. Both are dean’s list students with future MBA and prize recognitions noted. Mount St Mary’s expands scholarship program for 1983-84 to assist Frederick County residents including commuter students. For aid details contact the Mount’s Financial Aid Office at (301) AAT-4122.
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Mount St. Mary's College
Dale Summers
Linda Gorman
C&p Telephone Co
Frederick County
Charles McKinley
C&P’s
John Campbell
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the Mount
Hugh Phillips
Edmund Ryan
Mount St. Mary‘s
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OPEC Ministers Seek Modest Unified Price Cut in London
In London six OPEC ministers press for a moderate uniform oil price cut to curb a global price war. Britain lures with talks of going its own way, while Mexico and others back a coordinated approach amid a supply glut and sagging demand. Nigeria, Venezuela, Kuwait, Algeria, UAE, and Indonesia participate as London hosts the discussions.
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OPEC
Britain
Mexico
Organization of Petroleum Exporting
Venezuela
Kuwait
Algeria
United Arab Emirates
Nigeria
Indonesia
Financial Times
Daily Telegraph of London
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Telegraph
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North Sea
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Paris
Labor Party favored in Australia election polls
Polls show Labor leader Hawke leading over Prime Minister Fraser as Australia faces a possible landslide. Morgan Gallup and Spectrum polls place Labor ahead by mid single digits to double digits with thousands of voters surveyed and margins within a two percent sampling error.
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Sydney
Australia
Bob Hawke
Australian Labor Party
Malcolm Fraser
Fraser
Bill Hayden
Hayden
Laurie Oakes
Labor
Hawke
Australian Council of Trade Unions
Victoria
Oxford
Morgan Gallup
the Bulletin
the Australian
Morgan
Queen Wins Privacy Case Against The Sun
London AP report says Britain’s top selling tabloid The Sun canceled a promised palace gossip installment after an out of court deal with Queen Elizabeth II. The paper apologized to readers and will pay 4000 pounds to the Newspaper Press Fund plus Buckingham Palace legal costs.
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London
Britain
the Sun
Elizabeth L
Diana
Newspaper
Press Fund
Buckingham Palace
Clark says plastic heart is a success and hopes for next implant
Salt Lake City AP reports Barney Clark, the first recipient of a permanent artificial heart, says he is happy to be alive and that his air driven heart performs well. Doctors plan a second implant within a month, pending review board and FDA approval, with ongoing study of Clark's case.
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Salt Lake City
Barney Clark
University of Utah Medical Center
Clark
William DeVries
Utah
Lyle Joyce
DeVries
Institutional Review Board
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Seattle
Reagan urges networks to spotlight volunteerism during National Volunteer Week
President Reagan urged television networks to dedicate a week to America's volunteer efforts, saying good news exists and ratings may dip. He named Dan Rather Tom Brokaw and Ted Koppel, proposed April 17-23 as National Volunteer Week, and contrasted private sector heroism with government-funded Olympic security.
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Los Angeles
Reagan
America
Dan Rather
Tom Brokaw
Ted Koppel
Santa Barbara
San Francisco
Power outage darkens Boston business district
A massive blackout triggered by a manhole blast and fire paralyzed Boston's financial district and waterfront for a second day. Fire and flood of details describe 10 foot flames at Milk and Pearl, 36 darkened intersections, 6500 customers, and rescues in elevators with no casualties reported.
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Financial District
Boston Edison
John Vitagliano
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Municipal Public Safety Committee
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Pearl Streets
Federal
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Quincy Market
Joseph Clasby
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