Carter visits Jordan at hospital in Fort Wayne
Police interview plan centers on Martha Coleman the sole eyewitness to the sniper attack on Urban League President Vernon Jordan. Carter, visiting Jordan at Parkview Memorial Hospital, urged renewed commitment to minority protection and spoke with police and FBI officials during a 50 minute visit.
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Foes push referendum on Maryland truck weight hike
Opponents rally to block higher weight limits citing safety, road repair costs, and job losses. Marylanders Against Increased Truck Weights reported over 10 000 signatures as activists press for the November ballot. The measure would raise limits from 73290 to 79000 pounds with July 1 as the effective date. opponents must submit 30359 valid signatures by then.
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Exodus from Cuba near end as flotilla dwindles
Key West officials report zero sightings after a weekend lull as the Freedom Flotilla exodus from Cuba appears near completion. One more boat with 128 refugees arrived at Key West bringing the total to 94,269 while as many as 120 boats remain at Mariel awaiting boarding. Coast Guard cutters report no Havana radio updates on boats still in Mariel harbor.
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Pope warns scientists and nuclear threat in UN speech
Pope John Paul II told UNESCO that science risks destroying humanity as gene work and weapons advance. He urged global scientists to prevent nuclear war amid fears of instability and moral decline. The remarks came during a four day France visit.
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Final big round of primaries Tuesday in Washington
The schedule and chatter point to a marathon day as Edward M Renneds and others campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination. Carter supporters mull late gains while Kennedy backers clash over strategy and November aims amid fragmented state results and public debates.
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Washington Merry Go Round and Other Viewpoint Snippets
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Iran hosts Crimes of America conference opens in Tehran
Iranian President Banisadr opened a four day conference condemning the United States. Ramsey Clark, attending in defiance of a Justice Department ban, called the aborted rescue mission of hostages lawless and unconstitutional. He urged release of the 53 captives as a human concern while noting eight American servicemen died. Banisadr warned against U S interference and Khomeini urged delegates to condemn oppressors.
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Strange voices on area monitors in Frederick County
Frederick County Central Alarm reported strange voices heard on Channel One area monitors on Monday morning. A spokesman attributed the Gulf of Mexico noise to freak atmospheric conditions and said the equipment sometimes picks up shrimp boat communications from the gulf.
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Everything rosy for GOP Thomas Maryland convention unity
State Senator Edward P Thomas said the Maryland GOP left Ocean City feeling unified and harmonious after the weekend convention. He praised the Mathias Bauman compromise for delegation leadership and noted Hogan was sidelined despite his prior national committeeman election.
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Security tightened at Fort Chaffee amid Cuban refugee riot
President Carter ordered tighter security at Fort Chaffee relocation center after more than 1,000 Cuban refugees pelted police with rocks and stormed the front gate. Five Cubans were shot as troopers drove rioters back onto the base, four buildings burned, and hundreds evacuated. State troopers reported injuries, and federal officials resumed processing refugees with heightened security. White House and FEMA officials commented on tensions and processing rates.
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21 graduates at MSD celebrate Deaf education show
Warane Show stage marked a Sunday event where 198 graduates, including Deborah Cumberland, spoke on growth and gratitude. Attendees discussed community support, futures, and the importance of thanking those who helped.
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Weather brief shows mixed conditions with temperature range and precipitation chances. Forecasters expect clouds and showers in certain areas while parts of the region remain brighter. Residents are advised to check local updates for timing and gear tips.
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