Pope JPII to Meet Walesa Near Zakopane in Poland
Pope John Paul II travels to a remote Tatra mountain area near Zakopane to meet Solidarity leader Lech Walesa after an unscheduled two hour talk with Krakow's military ruler Gen. Jaruzelski at Wawel Castle. Walesa reportedly heads toward Zakopane.
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Krakow
Poland
John Paul II
Solidarity
Lech Walesa
Communist Party
Wojciech Jarusekski
Wawel Castle
Pope
Romeo Pasciroli
Vatican
John Paul
Zakopane
Tatra Mountains
Walesa
Henryk Jankowski
Lebanese hijackers surrender on Cyprus airliner
Two Lebanese teens, Raja Aref Ahmed 19 and Hassan Mehdi Saadun Haj 17, surrendered after 21 hours aboard a Libyan chartered plane seized over Greece. 32 hostages released, a bomb found in a camera case, no injuries. Rebels cited Imam Mousa Sadr as their cause. Cypriot minister Christos Mavrellis mediated negotiations.
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Larnaca
Cyprus
Greece
Mediterranean
Imam Mousa Sadr
Lebanon
Libya
Christos Mavrellis
Mavrellis
Raja Aref Ahmed
Hassan Mehdi Saadun Haj
Five Abscam defendants ordered to prison by July 7
Three former congressmen and two other Abscam defendants must report to federal prisons by July 7. Lederer and Myers are to serve three years at Allenwood. Johanson also to Allenwood, while Murphy and Errichetti go to Danbury camp.
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Philadelphia
Abscam
Raymond F. Lederer
Michael “‘Ozzie’" Myers
Allenwood
U.S. Bureau of Prisons
Louis Johanson
Herrisburg
John Murphy
New York City
Camden, N.J
Angelo Errichetti
Danbury, Conn
Sharon sues Time Inc for 8 million libel claim
Former Israeli Defense Minister Ariel Sharon files an $8 million libel suit against Time Inc over a Time magazine report on the West Beirut Palestinian refugees massacre inquiry. The suit targets a claimed quote about Lebanon seeking revenge for Bashir Gemayel’s assassination and fears Christian soldiers entering refugee camps. Time denies the statements and plans to contest.
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New York
Ariel Sharon
Time Inc
Time Magazine
West Beirut
Sharon
Time
Bashir Gemayel
Brian Brown
Words of Wisdom Echo in TV Listings and Weather
A reflective note accompanies the TV listings, weather map, and movie guide. The quotation by Arthur P. Stanley invites readers to glimpse heaven in every act thought or word that lifts us above ourselves as the listings present daily programming and forecast details.
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Arthur P. Stanley
Washington Merry Go Round and Other Views Journal
Columnist Jack Anderson surveys recurring nightmares in U S military strategy. Steven K Becker contends Britain nears revival. Holmes Alexander urges candidates to think before leaping. George Plagent discusses witchcraft revivals. Walter Williams files notes on brief items. David Rice rationalizes dependence on animals. AsT
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Washington-Merrry-Go-Round
Jack Anderson
America
Steven K. Becker
Britain
Holmes Alexander
George Plagent
Walter Williams
David Rice
Weather Outlook For The Northeast Maryland Region
A ridge of high pressure shifts southeast over today and Friday bringing sunny warm conditions. Western Maryland cities reach near 90 to low 90s with night lows in the 60s. Weekend stays warm with Saturday showers possible and Sunday turning fair. Maryland mountains in the 80s. Ocean City near 60s water. Winds NE today, SE Friday, drying conditions through Friday.
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United States
Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Ocean City
David Lesher
Taneytown kidnapping victim speaks of daily trauma
Patricia Hively recalls eight days of captivity after the May 10 Taneytown Pharmacy robbery in which Edward Simpson and Olon Hill Jr abducted her. She says the fear lingers, she was bound and blindfolded, and she survived a long ordeal before being released near Gettysburg.
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Patricia Hively
Taneytown
Hively
Jules Friedman
Edward Simpson
John Land
Olon Hill Jr
Friedman
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Tysburg Battlefield
Hill
Simpson
Gettysburg
Orrtanna
Elby
Carroll
Pat
Dickun
Jackie Kuntz
Murfreesburg
Olen Hill Jr
Carral County Circuit Court
Phovo
Carolyn Barrancal
Frederick County Board of Education approves 3% COLA for teachers
The Frederick County Board of Education voted in emergency session to seek $192,500 in federal funds for the 1983-84 year, enabling a 3 percent cost-of-living raise for teachers and a larger share for other employees. FCTA president Beverly Stonestreet calls the raise better than 2.5 percent but not satisfactory and notes negotiations and membership ratification await school year start.
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Frederick County
Donald Z. Koons
Boe
Koons
Beverly Stonestreet
Frederick County Teachers Association
FCTA
Nancy Luse
Adamstown man drowns in Motocacy River incident
Claude Joseph Proctor Jr., a 57 year old Adamstown resident of Flint Hill Road, slipped from the riverbank into the swollen Motocacy River near Fingerboard Dudu Dinge Wednesday afternoon. Eyewitness Robert Parker reported Proctor drifted facedown downstream after losing footing and a final rescue attempt failed. Parker and his wife sought help by reaching a farm telephone as the search continued.
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Adamstown
Dudu Dinge
Claude Joseph Proctor Jr
Flint Hill Rd
Proctor
Robert W. Parker
Walkersville
Parker
Ordinance urged to curb demolition by neglect in Frederick
South Frederick Improvement Association members pushed for a city ordinance to prohibit demolition by neglect in Frederick's Historic District. The measure would require owners to fix exterior structures, with similar rules seen in Baltimore City and several counties.
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South Frederick
Frederick's
Karena Gardner
NASA abandons Florida landing plan for Challenger
NASA officials scrapped extending the Challenger flight after an APU failure and shifted to a Friday landing target at Kennedy Space Center if weather permits. If conditions worsen, the crew would redirect to Edwards Air Force Base. Landing opportunities were set for 6:53 a.m., 8:28 a.m., and 9:57 a.m. EDT withCrew Crippen Hauck Fabian Ride Thagard completing tests amid weather concerns.
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Kennedy Space Center
Cape
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
California
Robert Crip
NASA
Florida
Reagan
Abrahamson
Partial lunar eclipse may be seen Saturday
Astronomy professor Dr. Daniel Lufkin of Hood College says the partial lunar eclipse could be impressive if the sky clears. The event begins at 3 14 a.m. Saturday with maximum eclipse at 4 22 a.m. and ends around 5 30 a.m. Viewers should choose a western horizon and avoid obstructions.
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Daniel Lufkin
Hood College
Lufkin
Tuftin
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