Reagan Urges Cease Fire as Beiruts Bombing Persists
Reagan presses Israel to cease fire and withdraw as Beirut bombardment continues. Israeli air and sea strikes mount, Syrian MiGs downed tallies rise, PLO radio vows to fight house to house, while leaflets warn Beirut storm in hours. Brezhnev urged intervention and Begins reply noted.
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Forum Hears County Drug Abuse Challenge and Solutions
Representatives from 13 agencies met to discuss the growing county drug problem and to raise public awareness. Proposals include using confiscated drug bust funds for police investigations, expanded school drug awareness, and peer programs. A July meeting is planned. contact the County Commission President’s office for details.
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Two Carroll residents die in auto mishap
A single vehicle crash on Md 104 near Keymar killed Christina Glass 19 and Wayne Neiderer 17, both of Taneytown. Hubert Carroll Jr. 17 was seriously injured and flown by helicopter to the Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services Systems in Baltimore in critical condition.
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DAV convention opens tonight with memorial service and dignitaries
The 38th annual Disabled American Veterans Maryland convention opens at The Sheraton Frederick with a 7 p.m. memorial service honoring State Sen Edward T Conroy and Frederick friend Charles W Yinger. Attending dignitaries include Gov. Harry Rho ne Rep Beverly Byron Paul Sarbanes Frederick Mayor Ronald N Young and County Commissioner Mary Williams. Anne Mills Griffiths NL พล will join the stage at opening ceremonies. The event spans four days with committee meetings tours and a Forget-Me-Not luncheon. An auxiliary meeting and elections follow, with national auxiliary Commander Betty Hall attending.
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Charles E. Smith seeks third term in Maryland House of Delegates
Del. Charles E. Smith of Frederick District 4A announces he will run for a third term in the Maryland General Assembly. He serves on the Economic Matters Committee and chairs two subcommittees focusing on employment insurance and business and labor impact. His lengthy service and chair positions give him influence relevant to policy and finance.
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House Faces Chaos Over Three Spending Proposals
Washington AP report notes House Republicans warn chaos if members cannot settle on one of three 1563 spending plans. Democrats and Republicans present rival budgets with different cuts, while Reagan’s original proposal remains unpopular and unlikely.
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Inside The News Fairness Is What Justice Is All About
Potter Stewart, U S Supreme Court Justice, stated that fairness in news coverage reflects core justice principles. The remark underscores integrity and balanced reporting as essential to public trust and the judiciary.
Argentina Deals Heavy Blow to British Forces Near Falklands
Argentine planes inflicted heavy casualties southwest of Stanley and repelled a frontal attack on the main defense line. Brig. Tony Wilson acknowledged setbacks while British plans for the assault on Stanley faced delays as ships and vessels were damaged in air strikes.
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Pope Fares to Buenos Aires Amid Peace Call
Vatican notes Pope John Paul VI sails for Argentina for a 15 hour visit to urge an honorable peace between Britain and Argentina over the South Atlantic war and to pray for reconciliation. IRNA in Cyprus reports Iran rejects Iraq peace terms unless Saddam Hussein is ousted. Iraq offers to withdraw forces from Iran and focus on Israel.
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Hughes may name Curran as running mate
Gov. Harry Hughes plans to select Sen. J. Joseph Curran of Baltimore as his running mate for re election. Curran had long been the favored choice after it became clear Donald Hutchinson could not be secured. The final pick followed House Speaker Benjamin Cardin withdrawing from consideration.
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Washington Merry-Go-Round highlights on drug war strategy
Columnist Jack Anderson reports Attorney General William French Smith plans a sweeping campaign against drug abuse and trafficking. Other views critique Congress and Reagan officials softening economic policies amid signals of recovery. Reporting spans Jamaica Poland and a Swomley family sports feature.
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Weather and headlines for Western Maryland region
An approaching cold front brings thundershowers this afternoon and tonight with clearing Friday. In Western Maryland areas expect highs near 88 and night lows around 60s, while Maryland Mountains have near 80 and mild nights. Ocean beaches forecast mostly sunny weekend with warm days and cool nights.
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