Arafat faces escalating violence in internal PLO clash
In Lebanon near Damascus a Fatah leader Lt. Col. Exzedine Sherif was wounded in an ambush as Yasser Arafat contends with a mutiny within the PLO ranks. The attack involved about 25 gunmen at a Palestinian camp.
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PLO leader Abu Ziad faces ambush clashes widen rift
Sheriff known as Abu Ziad heads PLO activities in Israeli occupied areas. His teenage son was wounded in an ambush but doctors at the Palestinian run Jaffa hospital in Damascus said neither victim was in serious condition. The weekend violence deepens the split between Arafat and radical factions who say he is too soft toward moderates and the United States.
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CHAMPUS overbilled for counseling in Navy area
NORFOLK Va AP military medical insurance CHAMPUS routinely overbilled for psychiatric counseling. Officials cite misinterpretation by Blue Cross Blue Shield of South Carolina as billing agent across several states and DC. Col Keith Curtis says the degree of overpayment is being investigated and will be fixed.
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Orange juice prices to ease then rise in coming decade
Private economists forecast lower orange juice prices in the near term as production recovers from 1977 freezes, with prices later rising due to stagnation and growing demand. The report also anticipates a shift from frozen concentrate to chilled ready to serve juice as consumers seek convenience.
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Charles Riemenschneider
Chemical Bank of New York
Johns Hopkins to study daylight aurora from satellite
Johns Hopkins University will launch a satellite with an ultraviolet sensitive television camera to observe the Northern Lights during the day. The June 27 jettison from Vandenberg will place the craft above the aurora to capture UV light and correlate it with data from several instruments.
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Inside The News Opinion Fragment On Society Etiquette
A reflective excerpt suggests social conformity requires learning many familiar lessons. The note cites Lavater as framing the idea that agreeing in society involves embracing commonly taught norms and behaviors.
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Johann Kaspar Lavater
Washington roundabout highlights on a Taiwan adoption case
Investigative columnist Jack Andersos reports a happy end for a woman seeking to adopt a child in Taiwan. Gail Cisana previews England's southern coast in Travel News Post. Commerce Department forecasts growth in the economy.
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Weather Outlook For Maryland Foresees Showers Through Tuesday
A weak cold front across Maryland will bring afternoon and evening thundershowers through Tuesday. A second front midweek will yield fair, drier air by Thursday and Friday. Western Maryland and mountains see warm humid conditions with thunderstorms, highs in the 80s, lows near 60s.
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B&Es Decline in Frederick City in Early 1983 Report
Frederick City police chief Richard J. Ashton reports a downward trend in burglaries through May 1983, with 126 B&Es this year, 48 fewer than the 174 in Jan–May 1982. Arrests reach 23, aided by targeting career and repeat burglars, while Part I offenses fall 1.5 percent. A list of March–May B&Es shows multiple residences and businesses targeted, with several cases solved and items recovered.
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Community concert officers re elected plan 47th year
Mrs. Donald E. Leatherman was re elected to her 29th consecutive year as president of the Frederick Community Concert Association at the annual meeting held at the home of Clarence E. Kresin on Peekskill Drive. Officers unanimously re elected to executive posts included Dr. Thomas E. Silliman, Mrs. John F. Lewis, Miss Gladys Ridge, Francis W. Bush Sr., Mrs. Caroline R. Feaga, Mrs. Sherwood M. Hackett, Joseph M. Wilson and Mrs. Henry P. Laughlin with three year director terms awarded to Mrs. John M. Culler, Mrs. Caroline R. Feaga, Mrs. William C. Hobson, Mrs. Laughlin, Mrs. Leatherman, Mrs. Lewis and Miss Ridge. Holdover directors and an honorary post for Judge Robert E. Clapp Jr. were noted as part of the session, with a preparatory meeting to plan further details.
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Fred L. Stenger
Frank Bush
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Hackett
John W. Derr
Eleanor M. Harner
Thomas E. Silliman
Charles E. Tressler
Jean R. Buchen
Carol R. Freed
Frank W. Higinbotham
Clarence E. Kresin
Barry H. Reid
William F. Robey
James A. Sensenbaugh
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Area traffic fatalities decline in Frederick area
Area police report a drop in traffic fatalities across Frederick area from 1981 to 1982, crediting stronger enforcement and higher public awareness. Fatal crashes fell from 4 to 2 in Frederick city, with deaths dropping from 5 to 2. overall personal injury and property damage crashes also declined, while drunk driving arrests rose. State police note reductions countywide, aided by similar enforcement and new programs, amid questions about whether the trend will continue into 1983.
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Baby found in trash sparks custody bid in Bethesda
A four hour old infant boy was found Sunday morning in a paper bag amid trash in the Parkside Apartments basement. The Department of Social Services seeks custody in Juvenile Court while police search for the mother. The child, with blue eyes and brown hair, was rescued by Thomas Blaszkowski and treated at Children’s Hospital in good condition. this marks the third abandoned baby in Montgomery County this year.
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Rainstorms close roads and halt power across Frederick County
Severe weekend storms brought up to six inches of rain to Frederick County. Five roads remained closed from high water, with Crum Road Stauffer Road Water Street Road Gas House Dike Katmann Anavore Mill Road and Md 75 plus Md 26 at Israel's Creek. Minor damage was reported, concentrated in the Sabillasville area, including mud slides and two inches shaved from Harbaugh Valley Road. Crestview Village lost power around 5 a.m. due to underground wiring. restoration expected later Monday.
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Pope visits Solidarity stronghold in Poznan Poland
Pope John Paul II flew to Poznan and paid homage to workers killed in anti-government protests. He appealed for calm during his eight day homeland pilgrimage amid fresh unrest and martial law tensions. The pontiff cited Cardinal Wyszynski and Rural Solidarity in remarks on worker solidarity and faith.
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Foznan
Stefan Wyszynski
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