Maryland 1986 races loom in Governor and Senate fights
Maryland faces a high stakes year with Governor Harry Hughes nearing end of term and Barbara Mikulski rising as a Senate favorite. Party shifts, retirements, and tense primary battles shape a volatile 1986 campaign across Baltimore and Montgomery counties.
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U.S. Senate
Harry Hughes
Charles McC Mathias
Congress
Senate
White House
Florida
Paula Hawkins
Bob Graham
Nevada
North Carolina
Paul Laxalt
John East
Idaho
Steve Symms
John V. Evans
James Abdner
South Dakota
Alabama
Jeremiah Denton
Mathias
Baltimore
Daily Record
Barbara Mikulski
Hughes
Hep
Michael D Barnes
Montgomery
Mikulski
Kensington
GOP
United Nations
Jeane J. Kirkpatrick
S&i
Eosernor
William Donald Schaefer
Schaefer
Stephen H. Sachs
Benjamin Cardin
Sachs
Ben
Baltimore County
Don Hutchinson
Ben Cardin
Lee
Barnes
Marjorie Holt
Anne Arundel
Parren J. Mitchell
Baltimore City
Holt
Tom McMillen
Washington Bullets
Del
Robert Neale
House
Mitchell
Clarence M. Mitchell
Montgomery County
Stewart Bainum Jr
Constance A. Morella
KGB forgeries and hostage update headline analysis
Washington column outlines KGB forgery tactics with clues from Romerstein, notes crude forgeries, and cites errors like language quirks and misnamed groups. Also reports a hostage update on Peter Kilburn in Beirut and a separate note on military dentist salaries and NIH allergy study spoof.
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Washington
U.S
Herbert Romerstein
U.S. Information Agency
Soviet Union
Romerstein
KGB
Gorbachev
Reagan
Ford
Carter
Lebanon
Peter Kilburn
American University
Beirut
Kilburn
A Bad Year for Spies and a CIA Defector
The year 1985 yielded many spy arrests and notable defections from the KGB. Larry Wu-tai Chin, a former CIA analyst, is highlighted as a long-time asset to China and a man who fooled polygraph tests for decades. The piece questions polygraph reliability, hints at possible CIA security reforms, and notes Secretary Schultz’s reservations.
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United States
KGB
Larry Wu-tai Chin
CIA
Red Chinese
Eavay
Peking
Chin
Toronto
Hong Kong
Washington
Las Vegas
Langley
Larry Chin
Woman and congressman passenger released after police contact
A woman driving with expired documents and a passenger claiming to be a congressman were detained at a district square by Officer Jes Blumenaur. They were identified as Congressman Thomas R. Arvilie of Wisconsin and his secretary, then released after consultation with Maryland State Police, despite law violations.
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District of Columbia Matters
Jes Blumenaur
Teen romance ends as pressures rise at Christmas
Deborah of Wilkes Barre writes of a failing relationship with Jimmy who plans college away and avoids commitments while talks of marriage fade. Dr. Wallace urges breaking up to avoid lasting hurt, while readers dispute loyalties and dress codes in schools.
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Dr. Wallace
Jimmy
Deborah
Wilkes Barre
Tommy
Billy
Bobby
Joan
Macomb
Hatenacui Mas
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