Iran’s No 2 Beheshti dies in Tehran blast
Angry crowds in Tehran blame mercenaries for a blast at the Islamic Republican Party headquarters killing Ayatollah Beheshti the regime’s No 2 and 63 others. Leftist groups blamed, demonstrations threaten civil conflict as a week of mourning is proclaimed.
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Holstein convention under way in Baltimore
About 1,700 commissioners registered by Sunday night at the Baltimore Convention Center for the 96th annual Holstein-Friesian Association convention running through July 2. Maryland hosts expect over 3,000 attendees. past Maryland hostings include 1914 and a famous 1940s event in Washington.
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Louis B. Goldstein
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Weather forecast brief for tonight and Tuesday
Clear tonight with lows in the 60s and partly cloudy Tuesday. A 20 percent chance of late evening thunderstorms, with highs in the mid 70s. Southeasterly winds around 5 to 10 mph, and mild overall conditions.
Man Arrested After Threat to NAACP President
Frederick County police say Jimmy Clarence McBrady of Haverly Drive was charged with carrying two concealed weapons and assaulting NAACP President Lord Nickens after a threatening phone call and a confrontation in the Gov. Johnson High School parking lot. He posted a $1000 secured bond and is jailed awaiting further action.
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NAACP
Lord Nickens
Thomas Jownson
Frederick County
Jimmy
Clarence McBrady
Waverley Drive
McBrady
Nickens
Reagan seeks black support with cuts in social programs
President Reagan told the NAACP convention in Denver that deep cuts in food stamps housing subsidies welfare and Social Security would not harm blacks and that his tax program aims to lift the whole country. He pledged a national effort to combat discrimination but did not endorse renewing the Voting Rights Act.
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Toddler Drowns In Home Pool In Frederick
A two year old Frederick child, Stephen David Tomsky of 1592 Andover Lane, drowned after falling from an upstairs ladder into his home swimming pool Saturday evening. He was pronounced dead at 7:19 pm at Frederick Memorial Hospital after rescue efforts by fire companies. The mother, Sav Tomsky, was nearby when the ladder slipped and the incident occurred.
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Sav Tomsky
Peter Mer
City police seek pair in Crown Station armed robbery
Frederick city police seek two black males in connection with an armed robbery at the Crown Station on West Seventh Street early Monday. Maj. Richard J. Ashton notes the suspects, in their early 20s, were clean shaven with short hair, wearing light blue shirts and dark pants with brown or black work shoes, possibly a work uniform. The victim reports a revolver and cash stolen. investigation led by Sgt Anne C. Rickinson with follow-up by Pvt Thomas H. Woodward.
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Manchester youth dies in crash on Brodbeck Road
Darren Miller of Manchester died after a 1970 Ford LTD at high speed crossed the center line on Brodbeck Road near Md 30 and hit trees. Passenger Eric Messersmith of Hampstead was in critical condition at MIEMSS Baltimore. Miller had just received his license. Police say speed exceeded 90 mph. vehicle split in two. Miller ejected.
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J. Jones
Messersmaith
Finksburg Woman Dies After Auto Mishap Seizure
Deborah Joan Long, a resident of Finksburg, died at MIEMSS in Baltimore from injuries suffered in an automobile crash Friday on Reese Manor Road. Police say a seizure caused her Mazda to cross the center line, strike a lawn, fixtures, and a tree after 12:17 p.m. paramedics tried to save her.
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Hua Guofeng resigns as China Communist Party chair
Peking AP reports Hua Guofeng resigns as Communist Party chairman and Hu Yaohang elected to replace him. Hua becomes vice chairman alongside Zhe Ziyang while Deng Xiaoping is named chairman of the party military commission. Zhao, Ye Jianying, Li Wannian, and Chen Yun join four other vice chairmen in the Politburo standings. Deng remains the top leader in Beijing.
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Hu Yaohang
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Zheo Ziyang
Deng Kiaoping
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Zhao
Deng
Ye Jianying
Li Wannian
Chen Yun
Ialisn man stopped from lighting bomb at St Peter's Basilica
Vatican security agents arrested Giuseppe Santangelo of Salerno as he tried to ignite a crude home made bomb near the Bernini altar during Mass for Saints Peter and Paul Day. About 20,000 people were present when police overpowered him. a witness described his wild gestures.
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Gromyko to visit Poland on line for party congress
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko heads to Warsaw at Poland's Central Committee invitation to outline Kremlin limits before the April party congress. Western diplomats cite possible threats and keenness to curb reforms amid labor demands and leadership concessions.
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Poland
Soviet Union
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Gromyko
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Moscow
Stanislaw Kanin
China and India seek warmer ties after border dispute
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and Chinese leaders agreed to improve relations and end decades of border hostility. The Soviet Union played a cautious role, with India wary of upsetting Moscow while Beijing acknowledged it cannot replace Soviet aid and expertise.
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Washington merry go round puzzled by arms to Libya link
Columnist Jack Anderson weighs motives behind arms transfers to Libya while debates over apartheid in South Africa arise. Weather observer David Lesher forecasts a warm week with possible thunderstorms midweek. Robert Walters questions the military industrial complex tendencies.
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