Shultz calls NATO firm on missiles deployment
Secretary of State George P. Shultz, ahead of a NATO foreign ministers meeting in Paris, criticized Soviet policies and urged firm steps to deploy cruise and Pershing 2 missiles in Western Europe to counter Moscow’s buildup. He criticized Soviet moves in Syria and blocks to Israeli Lebanese troop withdrawal, calling them not constructive.
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Khadafy Display Of Armed Women Delights Arriving Leader
Muammar Khadafy arrives at the African summit with three planes and a 150 member entourage the largest delegation at the Organization of African Unity gathering. His security detail includes pistol wielding female bodyguards wearing blue berets and desert fatigues, drawing attention and delaying opening talks amid host country tensions.
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Killer murders at Hillside home tied to nearby Heeb house
San Bernardino County Sheriff Tidwell said evidence at a vacant ranch near the Heeb house shows the killer who murdered the Ryen family may have stayed there. Blood, smeared prints, clothing, and partially eaten cans were found as part of new clues.
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Mother Teresa Hospitalized for Rest After Fall in Rome
Nobel Peace Prize winner Mother Teresa of Calcutta was admitted to Salvator Mundi Hospital in Rome after slipping at the Missionaries of Charity house. Doctors and Sister Mary Rafini said she was not injured but very tired and in need of rest.
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Spring Festival and art teacher share cleaning tips
Pittman Gurley explains where to find spring cleaning help while discussing with a well known art teacher. Mary Fouche attends the Spring Food Festival and a culinary competition sponsored by Frederick Produce Company. Cindy Hackett Green calls the strawberry one of summer’s tastiest fruits.
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Pleasant skies rule Maryland forecast through Thursday
A high pressure system extends from eastern Canada to the Gulf of Mexico delivering fair, pleasant weather. Western Maryland enjoys partly sunny days with 70s highs and cool nights, while Maryland Mountains see near 70 and 50s temperatures. Farm forecast notes northerly winds around 10 mph today easing to light and variable.
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Woodsboro water purge planned after contamination scare
State officials meet to plan flushing of Woodsboro water after Tuesday warning over possible lethal pesticide contamination. Officials say samples show no paraquat. system to be flushed with 75 000 to 80 000 gallons. Target is back to normal by Thursday morning. source disputed between town officials and state.
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Residents seek guidance on gypsy moth control in Frederick County
Frederick County specialists and the gypsy moth suppression program have been inundated with resident questions about spraying and prevention. Officials note progress with large sprayed areas, ongoing checks, and plans for aerial defoliation surveys and fall egg mass assessments to gauge the program's impact.
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Gas residue found in sump pumps at new courthouse
Petroleum was found seeping into water at Frederick County's new courthouse raising fears of abandoned underground tanks near West Patrick and Court Streets. Inspectors test water from sump pumps as county and city officials debate whether old Amoco tanks or car-dealership tanks were removed. estimates warn thousands may be needed to fix possible contamination.
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Two Israeli Soldiers Die in Beirut Car Bomb Blast
Two Israeli soldiers were killed and a third wounded when a car bomb exploded in Beirut near a convoy led by Brig. Gen. Amnon Lifkin. Five Lebanese pedestrians were slightly injured as the blast damaged armored carriers and vehicles at the southern city entrance.
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Death probe delayed as Frederick couple under investigation
Frederick police said autopsy results from the state medical examiner could take about a month. Marion F. Doster, 48, and his wife Ruth Ellen Doster were involved in a death inquiry after Doster reportedly harmed himself. no charges yet. Doster remained in fair condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital as investigators review evidence and await autopsy findings.
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