Gandhi Visits Golden Temple After Army Invasion
Indira Gandhi visited the Golden Temple in New Delhi for the first time since troops seized the shrine in a three day assault that killed hundreds of Sikhs. The government cites militants' long term aim and broader autono my demands amid ongoing Punjab unrest. In Lebanon, a crucial cabinet session to reform the army was marked by sniper fire and mortar attacks in Beirut, wounding 46 and delaying talks. Police said three soldiers and three policemen were among the injured as fighting near the National Museum and a central bank subsided after a ceasefire.
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Rebels seek dialogue with government in El Salvador crisis
In San Salvador rebels urged talks with the government fearing U S intervention as Duarte takes office. The Christian Democrats labeled the move disorganized and insincere saying the call shows heightened fear of the conflict escalating. In Ann Arbor a 2 year old girl survived a heart transplant at CS Mott Children’s Hospital and remains in critical but stable condition after a six hour operation.
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Reagan says peace protests won’t cut nuclear arms
President Reagan told White House guests that peace demonstrations are not the path to shrinking the world’s nuclear stockpile. He urged stern talks with the Soviet Union and expressed optimism about returning to arms reduction negotiations after the Soviets left the talks.
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Life Advice From Irving Berlin Snippet on Screen
brief feature notes a quotation from composer Irving Berlin on a television page. it highlights a fringe wisdom line about life being 10 percent what you make and 90 percent how you take it, attributed to Berlin as a lyricist and composer.
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Jury duty list tops Frederick County voters
More than 400 Frederick County residents have been selected for possible jury duty. The full list is on ASM. Getting familiar: Joy Pittman Gurley explains where to visit in Frederick County for a perfect summer weekend.
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Court restricts Coplay picket line at Lime Kiln plant
Frederick County Circuit Judge Samuel Barrick issued a temporary restraining order limiting to eight the number of striking protesters at each entrance to Coplay Cement’s Lime Kiln plant. The order, faxed to strikers after 4:30 pm, blocks production without compliance. Coplay and union leaders planned a joint negotiating session in Allentown with strikers from the Frederick and nearby plants, as about 180 Allentown workers joined the strike. A 13-page filing by Coplay attorneys accuses 84 strikers of misconduct since Tuesday, while police monitored the scene.
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Hart vows unity over bid for Democratic nomination
Washington AP reports Hart will not divide or weaken the party while pursuing the Democratic presidential nomination. He says he will press on, criticizing Reagan, and aims to avoid actions that split loyalties. Mondale, meeting with potential running mates, says talks with Hart should be productive and not conditioned on drop.
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Mitterrand Visits Stalingrad Amid Soviet Talks
French President Fran Ais Mitterrand left Moscow for Volgograd to honor Soviet forces at Stalingrad after two days of talks with President Konstantin Chernenko and officials. The discussions centered on human rights and European nuclear arms, with both sides agreeing to more frequent high level meetings.
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Tax package extends excise tax and trims cigarette duties
Federal tax plan extends the 3 percent excise on local and long distance service to 1987 and cuts the cigarette tax to 8 cents per pack after September 30 1985. Liquor tax rises to 12 40 per proof gallon while beer and wine stay untouched. The deal limits state private purpose bonds and rewrites several tax provisions affecting insurers retirees and utilities, with final House and Senate votes pending.
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