Air-India jet downed. wreckage suggests in-air breakup
Irish authorities and Indian experts report Air-India Flight 182 likely broke up midair before plunging 31,000 feet into the Atlantic off Cork. Wreckage includes intact chairs and cushions, with about 329 presumed aboard. search narrows as bodies recovered and transport of debris is arranged.
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Cork
Ireland
Air-India
Atlantic
V.K. Bhasin
Indian Air-lines
Bashin
Air India
Canada
S.K. Anand
India
France
Spain
British Isles
Joe Jennings
Irish Government Information Service
Dublin
Jennings
Marlter
Marieescue
Shannon
Frederick County to adopt 1986 school budget plan
County commissioners expect to approve a 1986 budget using five million dollars in state Civiletti aid for the board of education. Officials raise questions about budget signing by BoE President Galen Clagett while on vacation, and the Civiletti report is reviewed by the panel.
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Board of Education
Frederick County
Rok
Charles C. Smith
Boe
Sterling E. Bollinger
Civiletti
Sioners
Bollinger
J. Anita Stup
Galen R. Clagett
Clagett
Bok
Stup
County Board
Calgett
Murder trial begins in Upper Marlboro case
A jury of eight women and four men hears the murder case against Rubin Jackson in Upper Marlboro. The 39 year old is charged in the death of Joanne Nancy Grossnickle last Labor Day and faces a death penalty or life in prison verdict. Jurors were selected amid pre trial rulings by Judge Arthur Ahalt and many were excused for strong moral beliefs. Evidence is largely circumstantial and Jackson appeared in court in a suit coat rather than prison garb.
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Upper Marlboro
Rubin Jackson
Guuseu UA
Joanne Nancy Grossnickle
Jackson
Washington, D.C
Miss Grossnickle
Ian Nissan
Arthur Ahalt
James Kenkel
Kenkel
Victum
Japan Plans Tariff Cuts On 1860 Products In Market Opening Push
AP dispatch from Tokyo reports Japan will cut tariffs on more than 1,860 items with many reductions taking effect next year. The government says it may drop tariffs on all manufactured goods and will discuss measures to ease foreign criticism of its trade surplus while pledging further reforms by mid year.
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Tokyo
Japan
Yasuhiro Nakasone
United States
Reagan weighs closing Beirut airport to pressure captors
President Reagan weighs steps to pressure Iran Syria and others holding 40 Americans hostage in Beirut. White House spokesman says no direct military action planned and options include cutting off goods and services or closing Beirut airport with international cooperation. Decisions expected today as national security advisers outline possible measures.
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West Germany
George Bush
Helmut Kohl
Kohl
Hannelore
Bush
Barabara
Washington
Reagan
Beirut
White House
Larry Speakes
United States
Iran
Syria
Libya
TWA
Speakes
Dodung
Teagan
Six Frederick County FFA Teams Win State Contest
Susan Gosling reports six Frederick County Future Farmers of America judging teams took first place in a state contest. The feature appears in the Weather and A sections with notes on upcoming content in C8 and D146. The page also mentions Eddie Murray for the All-Star Game and a Stan Goldberg column. Obituaries and other sections follow.
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Susan Gosling
Frederick County
FFA
Eddie Murray
Rod Carew
Stan Goldberg
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Waldorf
Munsters
Cunningham Fall
Jeff Taylor
Grossnickle
Il News
National — World
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Australia
Michael Duffy
National Parks and Wildlife Service
Duffy
Crowdy Heads Beach
Kiev
Moscow
Mikhail
Gorbachev
Leningrad
Tass
Politburo
Frank Haupt
Frederick
Old Camp Road
C. Kurt Helter
Inside the News
Maryland
Hazlitt
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