FBI hunts for fourth bottle of poisoned gravy mix
Three bottles of Gravy Master Seasoning and Browning Sauce tainted with nicotine sulfate have been found in New Jersey supermarkets. The FBI seeks a fourth bottle and the taunter who claimed hate for Gravymaster Inc. A letter to the New York Post warned of four tainted bottles on Pathmark shelves in four northern counties. Authorities say a teaspoon could be fatal. a recall followed discoveries in North Bergen, Weehawken and Jersey City, with a possible fourth in Belleville.
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Newark
N.J
FBI
New York Post
Pathmark
Nortese Ea Bern New
Alten N. Koplin
Gravymaster Inc
New Jersey
North Bergen
Weehawken
Jersey City
Belleville
Reagan aides seek to contain briefing book snafu
In a highly unusual weekend session White House aides, including a lawyer substituting for vacationing Fred Fielding, discuss questions over how a Carter briefing book used in Reagan's 1960 campaign was obtained. Carter press secretary Jody Powell calls it one of the most important campaign documents.
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Reagan
Washington
Carter
White House
Fred Fielding
Jody Powell
Jimmy Carter
Bush arrives in Stockholm to discuss world affairs and tennis with Borg
Vice President George Bush and Barbara Bush landed in Stockholm to meet Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme and discuss U S policy in Central America. They will also review a Soviet backed nuclear free zone proposal and recent Soviet submarine intrusions in neutral waters. The Swedish navy continued a wide coast search after sightings last week.
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Stockholm
Sweden
George Bush
Bjorn Borg
Bush
Barbara
Bergen
Olof Palme
U.S
Central America
Palme
America
Nordic
United States
China to transform Mao Mausoleum into leaders hall
Peking reports China will convert the Mao Tse-Tung Mausoleum in Tiananmen Square into a memorial hall for collective leadership. The plan, relayed by unnamed but informed sources, would include displays for late Premier Chou En-lai, marshals like Chu Teh, and other figures, reducing Mao to part of a broader tribute.
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Peking
Mao Tse-Tung
China
Communist Party
Communist Party Central Committee
Mao
Tienanmen Square
Chou En-lai
Chu Teh
Thieves Blow Third ATM In Four Days In Dallas
AP report says thieves blew open an automatic teller machine at Plaza National Bank early Sunday, causing $30,000 in damage. It was the third similar robbery in four days, with earlier damage and aborted take at Texas Commerce Bank's Pulse machine Saturday night. Police pursue suspects.
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Dallas
Plaza National Bank
Texas Commerce Bank
Typical summer weather dominates Maryland forecast
West and central Maryland see warm humid days with highs around 90 and scattered late afternoon or evening thunderstorms through Tuesday. Parts of Maryland Mountains stay warm and muggy with scattered storms daily. Farm areas expect southwest winds around 10 mph and dry outside thunderstorm pockets. yesterday’s temps ranged in the mid 80s to 87 in several cities.
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Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard, Montgomery
Hagerstown
Westminster
Gaithersburg
Leesburg
David Lesher
Inside The News wee PRES TY Listups, Movies.C 10-17 Weather Map
Fragmentary note references a weather map for October 17 and mentions The Bard. No coherent event, names, or actionable detail available.
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TY Listups
Government seeks King widow fees for FBI file view
Investigative columnist Jack Anderson reports that the government wants Coretta Scott King to pay to inspect FBI files on her late husband. Lisa Farbstein notes rising costs tied to marriage, while travel coverage highlights the Shenandoah Valley feature.
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Washington
Martin Luther King Jr
FBI
Jack Anderson
News-Post
Lisa Farbstein
Frederick County Junior Miss 1984 crowned at Frederick High School
Kelli Nevin, 17, daughter of Richard and Jane Jacobs, was named Frederick County Junior Miss 1984 after a year of preparation and a 50s themed pageant. First runner up Barbara Mount received a 500 scholarship, with other finalists earning smaller awards and honors across scholastic achievement and performing arts categories. The event, part of a 17th year program locally sponsored by the Frederick Jaycees, drew a record turnout of 26 contestants and included a preliminary talent show to select finalists.
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Kelli Nevin
Frederick County
Frederick High School
Laura Kasunic
Dana Orye
Barbara Mount
Teri Frost
Frederick Jaycees
Jaycee
Nanci Bross
Kelli
Richard
Jane Jacobs
Frederick
T.J
Brunswick High
Laura Kasunie
Walkersville High
Teri Fest
Miss Kasunic
Miss Mount
Stacey Kinna
Miss Kinna
Lee Waldo Harshberger
Ms. Reed
Susan Marie Hawkins
Richard Adams
Cheryl Gaver Poklemba
Pat
Sharon Linton
Sam Huffer
Barbara Baetz Brown
Gen Schilling
Patti Metzler
Gov Thomas Johnson High School
Senate years vote on anti abortion bill
Washington AP reports a constitutional amendment to allow states to ban abortion heads to a Senate floor fight with slim odds. Senators prepare a debate that could yield a Tuesday vote, while opponents claim victory and note divisions among antiabortion groups over strategy.
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Senate
Washington
Bob Packwood
R-Ove
Packwood
Orrin Hatch
Rutah
Hatch
Congress
Howard Countian Named Miss Maryland 1983 In Pageant Victory
Amy Elizabeth Keys, 26, representing Howard County, won the Miss Maryland crown earning a place at the Miss America Pageant in Atlantic City this September. A Bowie State College biology graduate, she plans dentistry or microbiology work and is the pageant’s second Black winner, the oldest contestant this year, with a $1,200 scholarship and $2,500 in gifts.
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Amy Elizabeth Keys
Howard County
Atlantic City
Romey W
Amy E. Keys
Lanham
Keys
Bowie State College
Miss Keys
Campeti- Iommas Pn Tah
Sam Iitary
Mca Winetion
Burt Bacharach
Blue Shield
Washington Area
Miss Catonsville
Mary Elizabeth Haroth
Miss Maryland Crown Won By Amy Keys In Hagerstown
Amy Elizabeth Keys Miss Howard County claimed the Miss Maryland title Saturday night at the Maryland Theater in Hagerstown after competing with 20 contestants over a three day pageant. Photo by Bob Leverane.
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Amy Elizabeth Keys
Howard County
Maryland
Hagerstown
Miss Keys
Bob Leverane
Arafat Faces Challenge as PLO Split Grows
Syrian influence tightens as mutiny weakens Arafat's grip on the PLO. Experts warn the Damascus dominated faction may harden positions toward Israel, threaten negotiations, and seek Jordanian representation amid the Lebanon invasion aftermath. Arafat fled Damascus for Tunis before returning, while Assad met Habash to bridge rifts.
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Washington
Israel
Palestine Liberation Organization
Mideast
Yasser Arafat
Fatah
DTD 9
Swern
Mame
Syria
Arafat
PLO
Damascus
Tunis
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Hafez Assad
George Habash
Abe Aurois
Jordan
Waillare Quandt
Brookings Institution
Quandt
Lebanon
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