Sniper Kills at LA Elementary School Playground
Tyrone Mitchell, 28, opened fire from his second floor apartment across the street, killing one girl and wounding 12 at 49th Street Elementary School as students fled. Witnesses recalled hearing a blast and scatters of dirt as he fired before dying by his own hand.
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Los Angeles
Jonestown
Tyrone Mitchell
Jim Jones
South America
Mitchell
49Th Street
Shawn Williams
Iran warns U.S. over Gulf intervention amid Iraq strikes
Iran and Iraq exchanged missile and shell fire as Tehran warned the United States and its supporters against mögliche intervention in the Persian Gulf. Iraq claimed strikes on Khorramabad Borujerd Mababad while Iran targeted Basra Rawanduz and Amarab. Basra reported some damage with no casualties. President Khamenei ordered strikes nationwide and urged Iraqis to seek shelter in the four holy cities.
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Iran
Iraq
United States
Persian Gulf
Lebanon
Khorramabad
Borujerd
Mababad
Kuh Dasht
Basra
Rawanduz
Amarab
Baghdad
Islamic Republic
Ali Khamenei
Emergency loans expanded for needy farmers under program
The Reagan administration approved an extra 7.6 million in direct lending by the Farmers Home Administration under the economic emergency program, raising total direct loans to 57.6 million. Most funds target early-hired states where officials gained access. The program, reopened after a court order, directs 50 million in lower-interest direct loans and 550 million in guarantees, requiring borrowers to seek bank loans.
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Washington
Congress
Reagan Administration
Farmers Home Administration
Agency
Office of Management and Budget
Fmha
White House
Agriculture
John R. Block
U.S
Thomas Fisnery
Block
Budget Office
Western Maryland seafood sale aims at Pittsburgh market
Maryland officials promote state products in Pittsburgh with a regional marketing effort. Delegations from five western counties Carroll Frederick Washington Allegany and Garrett join the seafood marketing and tourism offices to spotlight western Maryland.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
Department of Economic and
Pittsburgh
Gerald McDonald
Ment
Philadelphia
McDonald
Carroll
Frederick
Washington
Allegany
Garrett
Teen given probation for patricide-related incident in Pomona
In Pomona California a 19 year old Robert Moody was spared jail and given five years probation after admitting fear of endorsing patricide. Judge Eric Younger ordered two years of overseas Peace Corps style service. The elder Moody 46 allegedly abused his children and coerced his wife into prostitution and drug use.
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Pomona
Calif
Patricide
Superior Court
Eric E. Younger
Robert Ira Moody
Moody
Inside The News MRT Phd EPO ee EGF MH to TV Listings
Weather map and TV listings accompany a miscellany page. Notable quote from Somerset Maugham appears. No clear news event. items read as a collage of features, listings, and a decorative line.
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Personal profile Mary Fouche interviews Vincent Ruwet
Mary Fouche speaks with Vincent Ruwet, former Fort Detrick commander, who rejects retirement and stays active in community work. The feature notes Nichols continues Black History series chronicling Mary Church Terrell and Fredericktonian Nannette Onley-Wilson.
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Mary Fouche
Vincent Ruwet
Fort Detrick
Melissa A. Nichols
Mary Church Terrell
Weather Brief for Western Maryland and Mountains
A cold front moves through today ending showers with fair but colder conditions to follow. Highs 50 to 55 in western Maryland, lows 28 to 35. Sunday partly sunny and breezy with highs 44 to 48. Monday may bring increasing clouds and a chance of rain or light snow into Tuesday. Temperatures yesterday ranged from 40s to mid 60s across listed locations.
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Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Oakland
Unionville
Westminster
First full Marine unit withdraws from Beirut
The 100 Marines of Hotel Company and a 155 mm battery pull out of Beirut heading to 6th Fleet ships as a cease-fire collapses. Fighting rages across the green line and in Souk el Gharb with 20 killed and 39 wounded. Lebanese forces, Shiite villagers, and various militias continue clashes while plans for a UN replacement for the multinational force are discussed.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U.S
Hotel Company
6Th Fleet
Chris Gan
Souk el-Gharb
Agaitet Teroet
Reagan
West Beirut
Remaiging
United Nations
U.N
Amin Gemayel
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Linton Soots Belief His Bullet Killed 17-Year-Old Farm Worker
Defense contends the 23-year-old Linton fired at a groundhog not the victim Glenn Smith as prosecutors seek conviction for manslaughter. Jurors hear conflicting timing and shot type while Linton admits firing across the highway and from a vehicle during a hunting trip on May 7, 1983 at Hawker farm.
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Rodney David Linton
Frederick County
William W. Wenner
Wenner
Linton
Hawker
Glenn Thomas Smith
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Hawker Farm
Smith
Richochet
Thomas Michael Geary
Westminster
Brian Dale Jenkins
Middletown
Linton House
Brunswick
Jefferson
Central
Carroll Manor
France lifts 250 blockades as truckers end protest
Truckers across France lifted 256 road blockades after leaders met Finance Minister Delors and promised a review of grievances. Two deaths were reported in overnight crashes into unlit blocked trucks while borders reopened with Italy, though Austrian frontier disruptions continued.
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Paris
Maurice Voiron
National Federation of Road Transporters
Jacques Delors
National Union of Motor Transports
Voiron
Italy
Alps
Suspect in Numerous Thefts Arrested in Frederick County
A Brunswick area man was arrested this morning in connection with a breaking and entering at the Rosemont Pizza Hut on Rt. 355. He faces charges for the Feb. 19 B and E and is being linked to several other break-ins at the same Pizza Hut and other local sites. Police identify a likely pattern through a Giant supermarket check where a man paid with unusual cash. The suspect’s name is not released.
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Brunswick Area
Frederick County
Rosemont
Frederick City
Richard J. Ashton
Rt. 355
Ashton
Rosemont Avenue
Joy Pittman Gurley
Weather hints of late February snow ahead
Forecast suggests lingering winter patterns with rain turning to a chance of snow early next week. Temperatures hover in the 30s, and a cool weekend follows a dreary spell. The sky may brighten by Friday, but another system could bring wintry mix soon.
Local judge probe continues amid secret hearings
A state judicial commission probes allegations that Judge Stanley Y. Bennett signed another judge's name to a traffic citation. Hearings at the Frederick County Courthouse have been held behind closed doors since Tuesday with witnesses called, and security provided by Frederick City police. No Saturday sessions were indicated.
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State Judicial Commission
Frederick City
Frederick County
Stanley Y. Bennett
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