C&P Scholarships Benefit Mount St Marys Students
C P Telephone awarded scholarships to Mount St Marys College students Linda Gorman and Dale Summers from Frederick County. Charles McKinley of C P's Frederick County Community Relations Team presented the awards, with both students on dean's list and pursuing or continuing competitive coursework. The college expands scholarship support for 1983 84, including programs for commuter students in Frederick County. For aid details call (301) 447-6122.
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Mount St. Mary's College
Dale Sammers
Linda Gorman
C&p Telephone Co
Frederick County
Charles McKinley
C&ap
John Campbell
Mount
Mount St Mary's College
Dale Summers
Thurmont
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Hugh Phillips
Edmund Ryan
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Mount’s Financial Aid Office
OPEC ministers debate price cuts amid market pressures
In London six of thirteen OPEC oil ministers push Britain and Mexico to back a moderate uniform price cut as global demand falters and a supply glut weakens cartel influence. Britain eyed independence from OPEC with recent North Sea price cuts, while internal rivalry and petitions to consult with British officials shape the talks.
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London
OPEC
Britain
Mexico
Organization of Petroleum Exporting
Venezuela
Kuwait
Algena
United Arab Emirates
Nigeria
Indonesia
Financial Times
Batain
Daily Telegraph of London
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Telegraph
Norway
North Sea
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Paris
Oi Pawel Ae Daiwa
Labor Party favored in Australia election
In Australia Labor leader Bob Hawke looks set to rapidly become prime minister if polls reflect voting intentions. Fraser’s Liberal National coalition faces a potential landslide defeat as surveys show Labor leading by wide margins. Polls indicate Hawke’s rising popularity while questions remain about past close outcomes.
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Sydney
Australia
Bob Hawke
Australian Labor Party
Malcolm Fraser
Sam Fraser
Bil Hayden
Fraser
Hayden
Laurie Oakes
Labor
Bill Hayden
Hawke
Australian Council of Trade Unions
Take
Victoria
Oxford
Morgan Gallup
the Bulletin
the Australian
Queen Defeats Gossip Sheet in Privacy Case
In London The Sun halted a palace gossip installment after an out of court settlement with Queen Elizabeth II. The tabloid admits it had no right to publish disclosures by a former palace servant and agrees to pay 4000 pounds to the Newspaper Press Fund plus Buckingham Palace legal costs.
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London
Britain
Press Fund
Buckingham Palace
Plastic heart patient Clark says implant a success
Barney Clark, the first recipient of a permanent artificial heart, says his air driven heart performs well and he is glad to be alive. Doctors at the University of Utah Medical Center present a videotape showing Clark positive about his condition and discussing a potential second implant within months.
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Salt Lake City
Barney Clark
University of Utah Medical Center
Clark
William DeVries
Utah
Lyle Joyce
DeVries
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Seattle
Networks urged to air good news week for volunteers
President Reagan urged networks to dedicate April 17 23 to National Volunteer Week and highlight American volunteerism, arguing good news can boost public spirit. He defended Olympic funding while stressing personal fitness and support for the U S Olympic team amid security and national pride.
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Los Angeles
America
Seanata Anne
Acdnc
Teeny
Prident
Dan Rather
Tom Brokaw
Ted Koppel
Reagan
Santa Barbara
San Francisco
White House
Anson Franklin
Tip O'Neill
Power outage hits Boston financial district in blackout
A massive power outage sparked by a manhole blast and fire paralyzed Boston's financial district and waterfront for a second day. Crews laid 1,400 feet of surface cables to restore power to 6,500 Boston Edison customers as firms debated opening. Flames shot from Milk and Pearl streets, cutting power to banks, the federal courthouse, and traffic lights while rescuers freed elevator riders in several buildings. No casualties were reported.
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Boston
Financial District
Boston Edison
John Vitagliano
Vitagliano
Municipal Public Safety Committee
Milk and
Pearl Streets
Federal
Faneuil Hall
Quincy Market
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Gossip Sheet
the News
Frederick
Defense Department
Darkens
Boston Business District
Joseph Clasby
Patrick Street
Tauts
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