Shultz views Korea DMZ frontline in tour of divided nation
Secretary of State George Shultz peered into North Korea from the DMZ and viewed U S soldiers in combat gear saying the mission is serious not games. His party flew to Camp Red Cloud and Camp Liberty Bell before touring the DMZ as Korean officials stressed stopping any northward advance toward Seoul.
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Nixon to work as TV anchorman on world affairs series
Former President Richard M. Nixon will begin hosting and interviewing for a set of world affairs programs this week. The Times says he will discuss international issues with world leaders in 60 and 90 minute formats, produced by The Frank Gannon Production Co and financed by a London group. Nixon will not be paid, only expenses.
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House panels grill Social Security reform plan hearings
The House Ways and Means subcommittee heard from diverse groups seeking changes to Social Security as it weighs a 168 billion payroll tax rise and benefit cuts. The Budget Committee will hold hearings on growth policies with economists, while retired Gen. David C. Jones and Paul Warnke discuss defense spending on Wednesday.
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Druse Militiamen Seize Aley Amid Beirut Sectarian Clash
Druse militiamen claim control of the central Lebanon town of Aley after a snowbound clash with 25 Christian Phalangist fighters killed. In Beirut, U S. officials deny an Israeli report about an American Marine’s breath and a pistol stop of three Israeli tanks. The Israeli officer leading the column was slightly wounded by a bomb blast. Lebanese Lebanese-Israeli talks on troop withdrawals from Lebanon resume in Khalde with Antoine Fatial blaming Israel for failing to halt fighting.
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Stroessner Wins Seventh Term In Paraguay
Gen Alfredo Stroessner swept back into office in Paraguay after nearly 30 years in power. The 70 year old general secured a seventh straight victory amid charges of irregularities from two rivals who dismissed any challenge as futile.
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Washington intrigue and fashion mix in a quirky column
Investigative writer Jack Apserees outlines alleged bribery involving a powerful senator as he exposes crooked ties. Meanwhile poetically styled fashion editor Patri ae Mac ic unveils a fresh look for a leading magazine, with business humor from Louis Rukeyser on stock forecasts.
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Constant togetherness is fine for Superwing
Victoria Billings notes that unity can be beneficial for Superwing, while cautioning against overreliance on constant togetherness. The column explores balance between collaboration and individual initiative in team dynamics.
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Victoria Billings
U.S
Weather Forecast: Clearing With High Pressure Builds
Weather wrap notes gradual clearing as high pressure builds across the area from the west. Western Marl area sees partly cloudy afternoon skies and near 40. Maryland mountains expect snow ending today then partly cloudy Tuesday with mid 30s highs and teens to near 20s overnight. Yesterday temps include Frederick 44 to 28, Hagerstown 34 to 28, Westminster 21 to 24, Gaithersburg 33 to 25, Leesburg 34 to 28.
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Snow slows traffic and closes Frederick County schools
A two inch snowfall paralyzed area roads and led to widespread closures and two hour delays across multiple Maryland counties including Frederick Carroll Montgomery Howard Harford and Baltimore. Road crews salted and plowed starting before dawn as authorities forecast more icy conditions and President Reagan cut short a Camp David visit. Local police reported a minor crash with no serious injuries.
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Maryland Senator Mathias Defends Farm Prices At Frederick Meeting
Maryland Senator Charles Mathias told Frederick County Farm Bureau and Pomona Grange members that farm prices are at a 50 year low and that farmland preservation shows progress. He warned many acres are lost annually to development while urging continued support for ag land programs. Local farmer Franklin Gladhill echoed the strain, noting the nation’s difficulty despite strong production.
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Health care changes would save billions
Reagan's Medicare plan would shift more hospital costs to beneficiaries, potentially saving the government up to 5 billion. Rand Corp economist Charles E. Phelps notes higher patient payments could reduce doctor visits but says another Medicaid visit fee proposal would simply move funds from the poor to the Treasury amid rising health costs.
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Burger calls for new appeals court to ease Supreme Court load
Chief Justice Warren E. Burger urged Congress to consider drastic changes including a temporary shadow Supreme Court. He proposed a panel of 26 judges from the federal circuit courts to hear up to a third of annual cases, with terms of one year, lasting five years if successful. The ABA is urged to push Congress on the plan amid rising case numbers and critics.
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Truckers Strike Violence Dips as Week Ends Quietly
Frederick remains quiet as independent truckers end first week of strike with no highway incidents. Government reports nationwide violence down. drivers expected to return to roads. Incidents include a所 gunfire damaged truck in Bedford Pennsylvania. four arrested in Pittsburgh area for beating a driver. a convoy leader seriously wounded by a sniper in Ohio. Officials predict easing as week begins.
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