Six Haitians Die As Sailboat Capsizes Off Miami
Coast Guard crews battled 3 foot seas and 18 knot winds as a 30 foot sailboat carrying Haitians capsized near Miami. Six people died and 61 were rescued after passengers surged to one side during checks for illegal entry. survivors estimated 80 to 100 aboard. A dinghy patrol transported the injured to the cutter Hamilton.
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Mondale leads as Hart Jackson press surrender calls intensify
Washington AP tally shows Mondale at 1 976.05 delegates just over the 1 967 needed. Hart 1 221.75 Jackson 372.2 refuse to quit before July nominating convention vows of self respect and victory. Leaders urge party unity to face Reagan in fall as JC and Hart push on.
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Natural radiation linked to lung cancer in non-smokers
A Boston AP report cites a New England Journal of Medicine study noting that up to half of lung cancer in non-smokers may stem from natural radiation from soil and construction materials. Researchers say radon daughter exposure indoors could account for a substantial share of cases in non-smokers and some in smokers.
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News Post All-Star Spring Sports Highlights
The second annual News Post all-star series is announced on page 40 with spring sports highlights. The feature names standout athletes and predicts upcoming performances for the season.
Weather outlook for Western Maryland this weekend
A large high pressure over the southeast keeps hot humid conditions in Western Maryland through the weekend. Highs reach the 90s, with overnight lows in the 40s to mid 70s. Thunderstorm chances develop late each day, winds southwest 10 to 15 mph.
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Jury finds man guilty of attempted murder in tavern shooting
Ronnie Martin Dimattei, 22, Frederick man, convicted in Frederick County Circuit Court of attempted murder after firing 14 shots into the Corner Pub where police stakeout hid. He is also charged with assault with intent to murder and other counts. codefendant Boyer Jr. admitted assault and battery. The attack occurred Jan 19, 1944, with Trooper Presgraves injured by glass fragments. Dimattei faces up to 30 years. sentencing deferred to July 2 following background checks.
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Sugarloaf group may join fight against power plant
The Sugarloaf Citizens Association eyed a merger with Citizens for the Preservation of Southern Frederick County to oppose a proposed coal fired power plant near Point of Rocks. Leader J Cinque said a union with Southern Frederick was likely after receiving more information, as details place three 700 foot stacks about 1.12 miles from Sugarloaf Mountain and near the Dickerson facility.
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London hosts seven-nation economic summit开
Leaders from Britain Japan France West Germany Italy Canada and the United States gather in London for a three day economic summit focused on Persian Gulf tensions debt inflation and global trade. President Reagan attends after commemorations in France as Margaret Thatcher hosts a reception at St James's Palace before a working dinner at Downing Street with ministers and leaders.
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Savers tax break near end with broad repeal plan
Negotiators in Washington move to wipe out the 1987 savers tax break exempting up to 10 of interest from federal taxes. The agreement aims to cut the federal deficit by 150 to 180 billion over three years, including extending other tax increases and delaying or reshaping several tax provisions amid broader efforts to curb spending.
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Iraq and Iran trade retaliatory strikes amid growing crossfire
The day’s reports say Iraqi forces struck Desful Masjid Suleiman and Nahasand in retaliation for Iranian shelling, with Iran claiming over 17 injured in Iraqi air actions. A freighter Dashake was damaged after an explosion near Bandar Abbas, with theories ranging from mine to accident. Shipping officials cited uncertainty as the war broadens with more than 20 damaged Persian Gulf stops, and details remain unclear.
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Frederick County urged to pass discrimination law for sexual preference
Members of the Human Relations Council and Frederick County’s gay community call for a law banning discrimination based on sexual preference. They cite Montgomery County as a model with an empowered council and enforcement powers, while Frederick’s council lacks enforcement. Leaders acknowledge the law could face opposition and require General Assembly action before county adoption.
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