Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co Billing Details
USPS 144-200 second class postage data lists Frederick Mad AP, George B. Delaphine Jr. as president, Fred J. Archibald associate publisher, Myron W. Randall vice president and treasurer, Edward F aul advertising director, Philip W. Hammond controller, William H. Adgin Jr. business manager, Merlene 8. Young secretary. Published evenings except Sunday from Zoe Patrick Street 7 Speere Frederick Maryland 21701. Montgomery County Bureau Rockville office contacts listed. Subscription and mail rates provided for various durations within and outside marketing area. Rates include monthly, quarterly, semiannual and annual options. Carrier rates differ by delivery method.
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George B. Delaphine Jr
Fred J. Archibald
Myron W. Randall
Edward F_ aul
Philip W. Hammond
William H. Adgin Jr
Merlene 8
Great Southern Printing Ando Manufacturing Company
Local teen found dead in his car near Thurmont
Frederick County officials report 19 year old Michael Allan Compton of Rocky Ridge died Sunday afternoon from an apparent self inflicted gunshot wound to the head. A .32 caliber rifle was recovered at the scene along Moser Road.
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Frederick County
Thurmont
Michael Allan Compton
Rocky Ridge Road
Rocky Ridge
John Bal
Compton
Moser Road
Paul J. Gerstner
Jones Court
Mount Airy
Tpr
Greg Johnston
Coran Road
Jefferson
Sanyo
MD. 17
MD. 180
Weather summary for Neus-Pot region and Maryland counties
A high pressure system moves from the mid country to central Appalachians by early Tuesday bringing fair and cold weather through Tuesday. Western Maryland counties expect cold nights with lows 14 to 18 and Tuesday highs 25 to 30. Maryland mountains see mostly cloudy skies with flurries and highs near 20. Area temperatures yesterday ranged from 8 to 36 degrees across Frederick Cumberland Hagerstown Oakland Westminster.
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Appalachians
Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Oakland
Westminster
Pasid Lesher
International bridge reopens after PAN protest in Piedras Negras
Traffic resumed across the Piedras Negras Eagle Pass bridge after 1,000 to 3,000 National Action Party protesters blocked it for about 11 hours. The protest aimed at pressuring Coahuila officials to recognize PAN’s mayoral victory. authorities and participants gave differing crowd estimates.
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Piedras Negras
Mexico
Eagle Pass
Texas
National Action Party
David Saucedo
Francisco Quiros
Coahuila
P ‘An
Carlos Juaristi
Institutional Revolutionary Party
PAN
Eleazar Cobos
Quiros
Saucedo
Jose de la Fuente Rodriguez
Space Mission Ends Early Amid Weather Warnings
Air Force Maj Gary Payton questioned an early return as weather warned of worsening conditions. Navy Capt Thomas K Mattingly reflected on two tough years and a successful mission. Mattingly to leave NASA for a space program director role with the Naval Electronic Systems Command.
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Air Force
Gary Payton
Navy
Thomas K. Mattingly
Mattingly
NASA
Naval Electronic Systems. Command
Researchers rate cities for quality of life in 142 metros
Cleveland State University researchers led by Joel Lieske evaluated 50 life quality indicators across 142 metropolitan areas to rank how well human needs are met. The study finds San Francisco top overall with Harrisburg among strongest for retirees and New York area strong for college graduates despite regional variations.
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Cleveland
Harrisburg
Cleveland State University
Joel A. Lieske
Lieske
Abraham Maslow
San Francisco
U.S
New York Area
Best
New York
Worst
Muskegon
Mich
Norwalk
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Pittsburgh
Pine Bluff
Ark
Binghamton N Y
Tulsa
Okla
Rochester
Minn
Chattanooga
Tene
Stamford
On Conn
Chernenko's illness and Moscow power shifts in 1984
Chernenko, succeeding Andropov on February 13 1984 as Communist Party general secretary, faced rumors of illness and abrupt cancellation of a Warsaw Pact summit. He sought a seat in the Russian Supreme Soviet ahead of February 24 voting. Greek Prime Minister Papandreou planned a Moscow visit February 1 with no comment on Chernenko talks.
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Chernenko
Yuri VY. Andropov
Leonid J. Brezhnev
Moscow
Andropov
Communist Party
Soviet Union
the Times
Vadim Zagladin
Greece
Reagan and Weinberger clash over tax cuts and defense
Senator Dole warned Weinberger's stance could derail deficit reductions as Republicans push for tax simplification without tax hikes. Aides say Weinberger will defend his position in a speech, while GOP leaders seek a compromise with the defense budget possibly needing deep cuts next fiscal year. Goldwater warned a freeze would force major military reductions. he argued smaller adjustments are needed.
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Dole
Finance Committee
Weinberger
Senate
Goldwater
Republicans
Reagan to visit Germany and Spain after summit
President Reagan will undertake state visits to West Germany and Spain after the May economic summit in Bonn. Spokesman Larry Speakes said Reagan will stay in Germany until May 8, V-E Day, then proceed to Spain for a two day visit and consider a Portugal stop. Plans for Austria or Eastern Europe trips are denied. timing aims to center on postwar recovery and alliance growth.
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Reagan
West Germany
Spain
White House
Larry Speakes
Bonn
Nazi Germany
Europe
Speakes
Portugal
Austria
Germany
Soviet Union
Western Alliance
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