Four Duncan Hines mixes added to unsafe list
State officials added four more Duncan Hines product lots to the unsafe list due to high pesticide levels. The announced items include wild blueberry muffin mix 4006C4 and 3276W4, deluxe devils food cake mix 3118C2A, and spicy apple muffin mix 3327C4. Retailers were urged to remove them and salesmen will assist in compliance.
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Hawaii parcel post crackdown finds marijuana in packages
Federal investigators report that about 80 percent of Hawaii mail from the island contains marijuana. Drug-sniffing dogs identified 8 percent during a week-long test, leading to searches and seizures as part of a broader drive against Hawaii marijuana dealers amid the territory's cash crops. More than 400 packages since late last year contained marijuana valued at about $1.7 million.
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Mondale Opens Huge Lead in Washington Post Poll
A Washington Post-ABC News poll shows Walter Mondale leading 55 percent to 45 percent over Ronald Reagan among registered voters nationwide for the Democratic nomination. John Glenn drops to 13 percent, Jesse Jackson to 9 percent, with McGovern 4 percent, Hart and Cranston 3 percent each, and Askew and Hollings 1 percent.
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Vatican and Italy sign modernized concordat in Rome
The Vatican and Italy finalize a new concordat reducing Catholic privileges. Rome will cease to be the state religion and the city loses the title sacred city while education for public school children remains secular. Signing at Villa Madama by Bettino Craxi and Cardinal Casaroli.
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Holy See
TV Listings and Weather Map Words of Wisdom Cartoon Note
A fragment from Inside The News page includes TV listings and movie notes along with a weather map. It features a quote attributed to President John Kennedy about the comfort of opinion versus thought.
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Pleasant Weekend Weather With Showers Ahead
A weak high pressure system brings pleasant conditions across the Eastern United States today with a return of showers late Sunday as a western storm approaches. In Western Maryland highs 33 to 57 with fair tonight. Maryland mountains see highs in the 50s and lows near 32. Temperatures yesterday ranged from 44 to 58 across listed towns.
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Carrol
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Oakland
Westminster
David Lesher
Propane blast injures two in Frederick City work site
A Friday explosion at Hunter's Glen apartment construction in Frederick City critically burned father and son Harry S. Lady Jr 50 and Harry S. Lady 25 of Hagerstown while a Independent Hose Co firefighter was hurt. Judge officials said propane heater caused the blast.
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Hagerstown
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D.C
Robert Walter
Walter
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hunter’s Glen
Key Parkway
Lincoln Nevada Construction Co
Howard Andrus
Frederickfound as station in international drug ring
Federal court documents describe Frederick City as a major hub in a multimillion dollar heroin smuggling operation linked to Pakistan West Germany and New York. DEA seized over 54 million dollars in heroin and 44 000 in cash after a Linden Hills raid amid names like Afsar Bahadur Kahn and associates in Baltimore Washington and overseas.
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Afsar Bahadur Kahn
Chestnut St
Kahn
Washington
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Lahore
Santos
Ottawa
Ontario
Canada
Fighting erupts near Marine base in Lebanon
Heavy clashes rocked central Beirut and the hills above the Beirut airport amid a Syria criticized peace plan backed by President Amin Gemayel. Police reported 15 killed and 27 wounded at the Sodeco crossing as troops battled rebel militiamen, with civilians fleeing to shelters.
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