Soviets Face Prolonged Afghan Resistance, Shulman Says
Washington AP reporting top State Department official Marshall Shulman warned the Soviet Union may endure a protracted, difficult time in Afghanistan and could escalate with more troops. He cited risks of crossing into Pakistan, potential moves toward Iran and warm-water ports, and noted Amin’s ousting and Karmal's installation as a problematic legitimacy move while troops near Herat and rebel pockets persist.
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Afghanistan
Pakistan
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State Department
Shulman
Iran
Arabian Sea
Hafizullah Amin
Babrak Karmal
Amin
Karmal
Kabul
Europe
Central Intelligence Agency
Hodding Carter
Herat
Jalalabad
Carter
Bong bill pits lawmakers against paraphernalia trade
Montgomery spearheads a ban on drug paraphernalia tying toys to youth. Senators Kelly and DuPont argue media boycotts and caution against censorship while manufacturers warn of economic harm and court challenges. The proposed law criminalizes sales to minors and possession with intent to use, risking federal constitutional scrutiny.
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Francis X. Kelly
Caltimore
Carroll/Harford
Kelly
Robert Kramer
Anne Arundel County
Kramer
High Times
Robert DuPont
National Institute of Drug Abuse
DuPont
Jordan Fox
University of Maryland Student Government Association
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Alcohol and Drug Abuse Administration
Prince Georges County
LeBistro live entertainment approved after neighbors' appeal
LeBistro gains approval for live music with a single condition that the permit stays valid while Mrs. Morrison owns the operation. Supporters including patrons and local officials argued the venue fits a business district and that music will not raise noise levels. Congresswoman Beverly Byron to hold a town meeting January 21 at New Market Grange Hall to discuss upcoming issues.
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Morrison
Beverly Byron
New Market Grange Hall
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Easton Airport Faces Fuel Shortage Amid Allocation Cuts
Easton Airport Authority chair William P Griffin says fuel supply is strained but not a crisis as private and charter flights rely on limited reserves. Shell allocations cover 85 percent of purchases for small airports, with Easton seeing prior shortages while Salisbury airport reports no problems. William D Newnam Jr., the sole fuel dealer, warns only 10,000 gallons remain until April and may halt private-jet service without emergency landings.
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Shell
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Salisbury
Washington
Local News Publication Details in Frederick MD
Daily news publication issued by Great Southern Printing Mig Co in Frederick Maryland with a monthly local rate of 2.45 dollars. It states non-Sunday and non-holiday publication, mailing address P O Box 578 200 East Patrick Street Frederick 21701 and second class postage paid at Frederick Maryland.
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Fraderick
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