Maryland Governor Race Sparks Early 1987 Contention
Maryland politics swirl around 1987 governor's race as Harry Hughes nears term limit and leaders like Sachs Cardin and Schaefer loom. Analysts weigh Cardin's delegates, Sachs fundraising, and Schaefer's statewide reach as contenders emerge ahead of the 1986 campaign.
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Maryland
Dts
Baltimore
Gove
Joseph Currin
Lake
Beinie
Curran
Rapade
Spito Agnew
George Po
Mahoney
Benjamin Cardin
Stephen H. Sachs
Sachs
Cardin
Baltimore City
Yale Law School
University of Maryland Law School
House of Delegates
I Lirkini
Weis
William Donald Schaefer
Schaefer
Don Schaefer
Lec Capibes
Wall
Allegany County
Schacter
State House
Harry Hughes
Hughes
Morales the terrorist leader directs war from Mexican prison
William Morales, linked to FALN, allegedly directs guerrilla actions against the United States from Reclusorio Norte in Mexico. He plots attacks on the Los Angeles Olympics, claims political prisoner status, and taunts U.S. authorities while outlining escape risks and possible deals with Mexican authorities.
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Washington
William
No Hands" Morales
United States
Los Angeles
Jan Leo Andeson
Maxsimum Security
Reclusario Norte
Morales
East Harlem
Lobe
U.S
FALN
New York
FBI
Teflist
Tijuana
Mexico
Jon Lee Anderson
Anderson
Mexico City
Chicago
Pacote
Harlem
Olympics plotter in Mexican jail stirs tensions and threats
Morales, jailed as a political prisoner, spoke of revenge and U S targets amid talks with a reporter. He dismissed a columnist as a liar while denouncing an FBI informant. he also warned of harsh scrutiny of last minute design or workmanship allegations in nuclear plant licensing.
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U.S
Morales
FBI
Nuclear Energy Commission
Nunzio Palladino
Commission
Palladino
United Feature Syndicate
Ine
Line-item veto power debated as check on spending
California Governor and 42 states use line-item veto to cut specific expenditures. Assemblyman Nolan backs federal version AJR 120, arguing president could veto wasteful items, reduce deficits, and balance budgets. Advocates cite past savings and poll support, while critics warn of division of powers.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
United States
Michael Franchetti
George Deukmejian
Reagan
Alifornia
Ulysses H. Grant
Andrew Jackson
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
House of Congress
Fat Nolan
Glendale
Congress
Vandenk
John Hay
California Chamber of Commerce
Franchetti
Nolan
America
Deukmejian
Gallup
End of Hong Kong prompts bold geopolitical warnings
Howe signals Britain will lose administrative say as Hong Kong returns to China in 1997. The piece argues mass emigration from Hong Kong could begin within 13 years, with relocation of business to Singapore, Taiwan, and Malaysia and potential shifts in regional economic power.
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Heagan
People's Republic of China
Peking
Geoffrey Howe
Britain
Hong Kong
China
Red China
Moscow
Vancouver
Canada
Hermida
Asia
Singapore
Malaysia
Taiwan
Hloms From Files of the News Post June 4 1934 1961
A compilation notes historical items from June 4 entries. It cites President Joseph H Apple’s farewell at Hood College with 93 graduates, Frederick heat and pool use, Maryland Grange convention site announced for Dec 4 6 1934, Carroll James earning an electrical engineering degree, Walkersville 4-H club meeting details and earnings, Frederick Church of the Brethren groups’ circle activities, and Independant Hose Company Kids Day at Frederick Shopping Center featuring performances and aerial acts.
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Joseph H. Apple
Hood College
Carroll James
Frederick
College of Electrical Engineering
University of Maryland
Walkersville
Ronald Stan
Kenneth Wachter
Cuming
Stan
Wachter
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
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Bob Reid
Annapolis
Baan
Jack Anderson
Robert P. Studer
Defense Department
Congressional
Veterans Administration
Copley T
Maryland State Grange
Women's Fellowship and Service Guild of
Frederick Church of the Grethren
Ruby Roderick
Carrie Howard
Gqve Children
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