Fourth charged as spy in Walker ring arrests
A fourth man, Jarry Alfred Whitworth of Davis, was arraigned on conspiracy to deliver top secret defense information to aid a foreign government. The case ties to John A. Walker Jr and his relatives, with a possible fifth participant code named F. The FBI says the Ting ring operated since at least 1965, posing a major espionage case with multiple arrests and ongoing probes.
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Laura Walker Snyder
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U.S
Painting Revamps Jefferson United Church Steeple
Gary and Bruce Shankle of Frederick from S and D Painting gave the Jefferson United Church of Christ steeple a summer refresh on Monday afternoon. Sam Yu captured the scene in a credited photograph.
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Teachers deliver 6.5 percent pay hike petition in Frederick County
More than 1,400 names from teachers and BoE employees were handed to Winchester Hall hours before budget adoption. Frederick County Teachers Association President William Moore said the list was a reminder to commissioners. County budget debates center on 5.5 to 6.5 percent raises and funding flexibility.
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Board of Education
County to adopt budget of 82.7 million for 1986
Frederick County Commissioners plan to adopt an 82.7 million operating budget for fiscal 1986 and a 14.8 million capital budget. They cut the real estate tax rate by three cents yet set a larger budget than April's recommendation, with $39.3 million for the Board of Education.
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Two Die in Wreck on Fry Road Near Jefferson
Belinda R. Williams 28 and Lisa M. Holden 17 died in a single vehicle crash on Fry Road near Jefferson at 1 42 p m. The Jeep station wagon skidded after the accelerator stuck and struck a tree rolling onto its wheels. Holden was ejected and dragged several feet as the car rolled over and exploded after Shores pulled Williams from the wreckage. Driver error and excessive speed listed as factors. Fire responders assisted. Holden was staying at Williams home from Virginia.
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Lisa M. Holden
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Frederick County
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Gandhi says out-of-court settlement unlikely
Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi stated that Union Carbide’s compensation offer for Bhopal victims remains too low and the chance of an out-of-court settlement is poor. Government actions and press reports mark the dispute amid ongoing litigation and proposed increases to 300 million dollars.
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India
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Central India
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Telegraph Newspaper
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Reagan weighs options on SALT treaty survival
President Reagan faces choices on keeping or scrapping the 1979 SALT treaty with the Soviet Union. Options include accelerating missile programs, testing the Midgetman, or decommissioning a submarine, while considering dry docking rather than full retirement. The treaty expires December 31.
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Soviet Union
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Alaska
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White House
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NATO Ministers Review East West Ties and Star Wars Plans
NATO foreign ministers meet in Estoril to review East West relations since resumed arms talks. They may pledge to represent NATO at Helsinki ceremonies and discuss SALT-2 compliance, missile deployments, and the Star Wars space based defense program amid stalled Geneva talks.
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Ledegar
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Salisbury State second baseman Jay Wilson profiled
Stan Goldberg checks up on Salisbury State College second baseman Jay Wilson, a former TJ player, in a compact profile that highlights his career and local ties within the sports section.
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Jay Wilson
Salisbury State College
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