Soviet missiles push in East Germany and Czechoslovakia
A Soviet army daily reports efforts to expand the medium range nuclear arsenal with possible new missiles in East Germany and Czechoslovakia. Tass excerpts indicate planned articles in Red Star, while foreign ministers meet in Stockholm to discuss European security.
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Second liver donor found for critically ill toddler in Pittsburgh
A second donor liver was located for 21 month old Trine Engebretsen of Miami after the first prospective donor fell through. A Kentucky girl died of a brain tumor in Nashville and her liver will be transplanted. Surgeons from Children’s Hospital in Pittsburgh traveled to Nashville to supervise the organ removal.
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Vanderbilt University Hospital
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Tenn
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Trine Engebretsen
Miami
Children’s Hospital
Dick Reibling
Four Held After Jet Explosion Over Karachi
A mid flight blast ripped a hole in an Air France Boeing 747 with 261 aboard. Two Pakistanis and two Europeans were arrested for questioning as a bag compartment contained a powdery substance. The plane made an 18 000 foot emergency descent to Karachi International Airport. one passenger was injured but not believed serious.
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Karachi International
Cary Grant Turned Eighty Celebrated Quiet Birthday at Home
Beverly Hills California AP Cary Grant marked his 80th birthday with a quiet home celebration joined by his wife Barbara Hundreds of friends called and sent gifts He received balloons and a candy studded balloon man as part of the greetings Plans included a birthday cake surprise and a home dinner with his wife as the couple kept the celebration intimate
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83 Dead In Kyushu Mine Fire At Mitsui Miike Complex
Rescue teams recovered the last three bodies after a fire F filled the Miike mine with carbon monoxide trapping 63 miners. 13 were rescued and relatives waited through the night as officials confirmed the disaster at Japan's largest coal mine complex on Kyushu, a major producer of coal.
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Miiki
Shosuke Ueda
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Milke
Egypt rejects readmission to Islamic conference
Cairo said Egypt will not accept any conditions for readmission to the Islamic conference organization from which it was expelled three years ago for signing a peace treaty with Israel. An aide to President Mubarak called the stance a principle, not a reply to the summit’s message as its meeting ends today.
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Inside The News They who give have all things proverb
The column opens with a Hindu proverb about generosity and withholding. It frames a reflection on giving as the path to fullness while withholding leads to loss, inviting readers to consider personal and communal impacts of sharing.
Scholastic Sports Page Foresees Tri State League Buzz
Arca sports highlight on today's Scholastic Sports Page with coverage of the Tri State League basketball race. Western Maryland forecast calls for gradual clearing and cold with highs in the mid thirties and teens at night across Frederick, Howard, Montgomery, and nearby counties.
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Carrell
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
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Area cleans up after 7 inch snowstorm across region
Frederick County schools closed Wednesday due to seven inch snowfall and reopened two hours late Thursday. In Carroll Montgomery St Marys and Prince Georges counties officials closed schools Thursday. State police lifted emergency plan at 9 a.m. Thursday. Temperatures ranged from 29 high to 25 overnight in Frederick. Snow removal continued as road crews worked from 11 p.m. Wednesday to 6 a.m. Thursday and planned salting and cindering of curves and intersections amid frigid conditions.
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Secret Service admits mistake in passing school bus
The Secret Service acknowledged a motorcade bound for Camp David from Thurmont ignored a stopped Frederick County school bus with flashing lights. Agent Mary Ann Gordon said it was the motorcade’s fault. Driver Denton Twigg described near-miss danger as cars with lights passed while students were disembarking. Officials vowed to issue a warning and remind drivers of the bus safety law.
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Frederick County
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Denton Twigg
Twigg
Michael Deener
Deener
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Shangri-La
Eisenhower
Talks on Detrick hotline may upgrade US Soviet link
Negotiations in Washington between the United States and the Soviet Union could lead to upgraded communications through 60 foot wide antennas at Fort Detrick. Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger said progress continues despite stalled Geneva arms talks. The plan includes a high speed facsimile capable hotline linking the two powers, replacing slow 20 year old teletype gear. Lt Col LeRoy A Adam says the upgrade would mostly require equipment conditioning for compatibility. Continued on Page A-1.
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Schultz reports no headway in resume arms talks
OSLO AP Secretary of State George P Shultz said he made no headway with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko to resume nuclear arms control talks during a five hour meeting in Stockholm. He left open the possibility the Soviets might end their suspension and noted exchanges in the right spirit could help. He stopped in Oslo for a courtesy visit with King Olav before returning to Washington. The stalemate follows Soviet protest over NATO missiles in West Germany and Britain. No agreement was reached on ending the impasse.
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Norway
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Andrei A. Gromyko
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Sweden
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U.S
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Schulte
Mourning across Beirut as Merr slain sparks unity
In a rare display of unity, schools and universities in Beirut close in both Muslim and Christian sectors to mourn Malcolm H Merr the American University of Beirut president shot outside his campus. Police offer no arrests or comments while they pursue gunmen in a separate kidnapping case. An anonymous caller claims the Islamic Holy War carried out the attack.
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West Beirut
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Liquor sales brisk as snow drives shoppers to stores
Frederick County shoppers rushed home and stocked up as snow fell. Liquor stores saw brisk business with customers hunting beer and spirits, while other retailers urged early closes or extended hours. Owners attributed surge to fear of being snowbound and grocery nearby locations aiding traffic.
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Ed Alberstadt
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