Disturbed weather to form low pressure along Atlantic coast
An area of disturbed weather over the southeastern states is expected to develop into a low pressure system and move up the Atlantic coast this weekend. Temperatures will turn colder early next week though no major arctic invasion is anticipated. Western Maryland counties expect showers tonight and Sunday with lows 40 to 45 and highs 45 to 50. Maryland mountains face showers today through Sunday with highs in the 40s and tonight's lows around 30s. Prior temperatures across Frederick Westminster Hagerstown Cumberland and Oakland ranged from 39 to 51 with nightly lows in the 20s to 30s.
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Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
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Westminster
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Oakland
Gorbachev proposes phased end to European missiles
Soviet officials outlined a three stage plan to remove medium range nuclear missiles from Europe within 15 years if the United States agrees. They linked any disarmament to Washington dropping Space Based defenses and stressed Britain and France must also reduce weapons in the first phase.
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Gorbachev
Georgy M Kornienko
Leonid Zamyatin
Zamyatin
Kornienko
Defense
Sergei Akhremeyev
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Britain
France
Placi Lade
London
Paris
Soviet Union
Ural Mountains
Reagan
Asia
Kortenko
Thefts Reported in Maryland Two Theft Incidents Under Probe
Maryland State Police investigate two thefts reported yesterday. Timothy J Becker, 92 Old National Pike, says unknowns entered his residence above an Exxon station and stole a money bag with misettlanc aids and cash. James Harper investigates. Richard Smith, Bartonsville Rd, reports his Park and Ride vehicle on Rt 85 robbed of a 40 channel CB radio and magnetic antenna valued at 100 dollars. Tpr L J Bonneville investigates.
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Timothy J Becker
Old National Pike
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Exxon
Hecker
James Harper
Richard Smith
Bartonsville Rd
Park and Ride
Rt. 85
Reporters Locked In Jail At Bond Hearing In Rockville
Three reporters Jamie McIntyre Milagros Ardin and Milton Kent were locked in a Rockville jail hallway during Baumgardner bond proceedings after two doors failed to open Officials and a Montgomery County officer eventually freed them The article notes a mistaken claim about a reward for Richard Dale Baumgardner and clarifies the decision rests with local crime solvers boards next month
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Wtop Radio
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Baltimore Evening Sun
Howard County
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Mrs Ardine
Kent
Montgomery County
Richard Dale Baumgardner
Crime Solvers Board
Metro Crine Solvers Board
Md scientists map PCP brain receptors and schizophrenia clues
University of Maryland researchers identify brain receptors for PCP linking its hallucinogenic action to potassium channel disruption. The work suggests new drug targets for psychosis and schizophrenia, with potential to create antipsychotics lacking current side effects.
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Baltimore
University of Maryland
Mordecai P Slaustem
Blaustein
Dieter K. Bartschat
Roger G Sorensen
National Institute On Drug Abuse
Thomas L .‘Donohue
National Institutes of Health
O'Donohue
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