Eight die in rebel ambush in Albay and Punjab violence
An ambush in Comachy municipality Albay province killed six soldiers a village leader and a truck driver as 30 New People’s Army guerrillas fired on a Ministry of Public Works dump truck. In Punjab India violence killed at least 47 and injured over 70 as army troops sealed borders imposed curfews and a two month news blackout was declared around Sikh unrest.
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Manila
Philippines
Albay
Ministry of Public Works
New People’s Army
Comachy
Ning
Philippine
Amritsar
India
Punjab
Sorthern
Indira Gandhi
Zail Singh
Harchand Singh Longowal
Akali Dal Party
Longowal
Mrs. Gandhi
Inside The News Them at TV Listings and Weather
A compact travel through TV listings and weather notes with a quotable line from George Savile. The piece blends a period voice with modern media items and highlights the era’s cultural outlook.
Improbable threat looms over Olympics from top wanted terrorist
Intelligence sources warn the nation's most wanted terrorist may target the Summer Olympics in a guerrilla war against the United States. Ederation Editor Nancy Lage reports on a recent elementary school field trip to Washington, D.C. and the reactions of students.
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Jack Anderson
United States
News-Post
Nancy Lage
Washington, D.C
Weather forecast ahead for Southeast U S warm dry week
A large high pressure system builds across the southeast U S bringing very warm dry weather through most of the week. Western Maryland districts Carroll Frederick Howard Montgomery and Washington Downtts stay mostly sunny and warm with highs near 80s and lows around mid 50s. Maryland mountains expect pleasant conditions with highs in the mid 70s. Winds west to west-northwest 10 to 20 mph today diminishing to about 10 mph. drying conditions excellent. Temperatures yesterday in Frederick Cumberland Hagerstown Oakland and other observers ranged in the 70s and 40s to 50s.
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U.S
Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Mentgomery
Washington Downtts
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Oakland
David Lecher
350th Maryland birthday celebration draws huge turnout
About 10 000 people attended the Frederick Fairgrounds over the weekend for Frederick County’s 350th Maryland anniversary celebration. The event, sponsored by the Frederick County 350th Committee, highlighted pride patriotism and educational interest in the state and its founders George Leonard and Cecil Calvert.
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George, Leonard
Cecil Calvert
Maryland
State
Frederick County
Frederick Fairgrounds
Frederick County 350Th Committee
Frederick County fair marks educational historic county event
Long distance was considered by many people strolling the fairgrounds government officials and organizers to be an educational historical unique and interesting success. The fairgrounds were filled with displays demonstrations and exhibits celebrating Frederick County Maryland history. A Saturday parade and Friday night dance at the Sheraton Inn Frederick drew about 1 500 attendees. County officials praised the event as a major anniversary celebration showcasing educational exhibits and county pride.
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Fairgrounds
Frederick County
Frederick
State of Maryland
Sheraton Inn
Tfeet
Ben Coffey
Frederick County Agricultural Show Highlights Jousting Display
Frederick County hosts a lively Maryland 35th celebration at the Frederick Fairgrounds with demonstrations from beating biscuits to antique farm machinery and a major jousting event. About 18 Maryland Jousting Tournament Association members led opening ceremonies with a queen and king parade, a duel, and medieval pageantry set against modern skill.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Frederick Fairgrounds
Yesteryear
Vier Bhim
Aberdern
Psoefhinis Conny Viahoa Teas Dda
Enfield Minnick
Middletown
Sean Enfield
Mors Minnick
Ry Pallaneme
Kenny Enfield
Little Catpeth
Rouxsalle
Debbi Harridoll
Mas
Frosty Hallow
Haserstown
Enfield
Lox
Mel Alum
David Bershner
Clear Spring
Reagan addresses Irish Parliament in Dublin
President Reagan spoke to the Irish Parliament promising to discuss Soviet requests for a European no force treaty if Moscow considers other steps to reduce war risk. He urged greater dialogue with the Kremlin and praised Irish warmth as demonstrators protested outside Parliament.
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Dublin
Ireland
Reagan
United States
Europe
Moscow
Kremlin
London
Margaret Thatcher
America
Ronald Reagan
Tony Greg
Thomas MacGiolla
Proinsias de Rossa
Socialist Workers Party
Oder
Gregory
U.S
Square-rigger sinks in Bermuda tall ships race
A three masted square rigger with 28 aboard was struck by a strong gust and sank in heavy 19 foot seas off Bermuda during a tall ships race. Nine survivors reported, 18 missing as sea and air search continues. One body recovered, survivors include four Americans, four Britons and an Antigua national. The Marques faced 28 to 40 knot winds and 19 foot waves before sinking just after 1 a.m. Sunday. Distress calls came from two Polish entries. several vessels aided the search.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
U.S. Navy
Marques
Assiniboine
U.S. Coast Guard
James S McAleer
Quincy
Mass
Sir Rae McKaig
British Sail Training Association
McKain
Coast Guard
New York
Johnny Ludlow
Middletown Man Killed In U S 40 Crash Near Hawbottom
A 32 year old Middletown man, Michael Keith Jackman, died in a two vehicle crash on U S 40 near Hawbottom Road early Sunday. Ronald Ray Hedrick, of Cavetown, drove into oncoming traffic and struck Jackman’s car. Hedrick was charged with failure to drive to the right of center and negligent driving. Tina Cherie Rafter and Jackman’s passenger were treated and released. The time was 1 10 am.
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Middletown
U.S 40
Michael Keith Jackman
Beechtree Drive
Tina Cherie Rafter
Garden Lane
Apt
Hagerstown
Ronald Ray Hedrick
Hox
Goose St
Cavetown
Hedrick
Jackman
Failore
Tie
George L. Stottlemyer
Matt Neufeld
Bennett Faces Three Day Window On Charges At Issue In Maryland
District Court Judge Stanley Y. Bennett has three days to answer charges from a judicial review board asking the Maryland Court of Appeals to remove him from the bench for alleged improper behavior. The board found clear and convincing evidence that Bennett assisted in clearing a driving record for Randy Marion Demaris, then 14, during the 1982 elections, while absolving him on other counts.
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Annapolis
Stanley Y. Bennett
Judicial Review Board
Maryland Court of Appeals
Fenderek
Jastriet Court
Mary Ann Stepler
PCA
Wiliam Wenner Bennett Kay
Judicial Commission
Maryland
Bar
Oue
Bennett
Randy Marion Demaris
Stepler Stepler
Demaris
Ren
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France
Jean-Marie le Pen
le Pen
Washington
Kenneth L. Adelman
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Associated Press
Stockholm
Inside the News
George Savile, Marquess of Halifax
Bela
Coffey
Emmitsbury
Robert Preston
Yh Coffey
Preston
Frederek County
Governor's Mansion
Jeff Taylor
Rafter
Wodrick
Ms. Rafter
Frederick Memorial Hospital
U.S. 40
Baltimore National Pike
Hawbottom Road
Robert (. Reid
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