Iran demands Saudi oil cuts to 3 million bpd
Iran's Oil Minister Mohammad Gharasi ruled out any cut to OPEC's base price and urged Saudi Arabia to slash output to 3 million barrels per day, matching Iran's own target. He stressed production cuts, not prices, as the summit's hinge issue in London at the Intercontinental Hotel.
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Maryland students seek more campus security measures
University of Maryland students prepare to ask the Board of Regents to add 35,000 for more security guards and 240,000 for a campus wide emergency phone system with stations every 300 feet. The request, advanced at a regents finance committee meeting, aims to prevent further student abductions and rapes on campus.
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University of Maryland
Board of Regents
David K. Fram
Regents’ Finance Committee
Queen Elizabeth ends California visit in Yosemite stay
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip capped a 10 day California tour with a weekend in Yosemite National Park. They planned to depart from Castle Air Force Base aboard Air Force Two for Seattle then sail to Victoria aboard Britannia. A Sunday church service honored Chief Secret Service agents killed in a Saturday auto accident.
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British Columbia
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John Davis
Secret Service
Quick AIDS test could warn of exposure and aid blood screening
Doctor Allan Goldstein announced a rapid blood test for AIDS exposure at an American Society for Microbiology meeting in New Orleans. The method could screen donors and help curb transfusion spread, as AIDS cases reach 1,112 with 418 deaths by February 24, per the CDC.
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Allan Goldstein
George Washington University School of Medicine
Washington, D.C
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Salvadoran army could win with more US aid says ambassador
Ambassador to El Salvador Deane Hinton told ABC on This Week that the Salvadoran army can prevail against leftist guerrillas if it receives more U.S. aid. He urged possible use of military trainers and ammunition while noting he cannot detail recommendations to the secretary of state. He spoke from El Salvador.
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Deane Hinton
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Hinton
Secretary of State
U.S
Weather outlook: mild, wet spell for central Maryland
A large mid country low pressure system keeps mixed precipitation and mild temperatures across Western Maryland and surrounding counties. There is a chance of showers today and tonight with highs around 60 Tuesday, while mountain areas stay in the upper 50s with 40s at night. Yesterday’s highs ranged from 41 in Frederick to 62 in Hagerstown.
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David Lesher
Washington MERRY GO ROUND: probe links energy official and lobbyist
Investigative columnist Jack reports a government inquiry into a Department of Energy official and a lobbyist from a firm that designs ventral plasma equipment. The piece hints at broader connections and potential policy implications.
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Alf Landon
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News-Post Assistant Family Edtitor
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Dame Sad Aa
Undoubtedly, the desire for food drives politics
A quoted remark by Bertrand Russell frames how hunger has long influenced political events, linking appetite to policy shifts and national decision making across eras.
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North Market Underground wiring work starts in Frederick block
Barricades rise at 6 a.m. on North Market Street between Patrick and Church as the North Market Street underground wiring project begins. Robert L. Strine says four weeks of block work will reroute traffic and keep pedestrian access to downtown merchants.
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Hood College honors Thomas Wray 20 and sets new fees
Hood College Board votes Feb 25 to honor State Senator Ed ward P. Thomas Jr. Frederick and names center rooms after Edith Thomas and Ellen Swallow Richards. Sen Thomas dies March 1. The board approves tenure for Dr John Commito and Dr Kerry Strand, promotes seven faculty, and sets 1983 84 fees: tuition 6060, room and board 3180, graduate school 100 per credit hour. Financial aid programs reaffirmed.
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C O panel OKs development plan for Brunswick area
The C O Canal National Historical Park Commission approved a development plan extending one mile south of Brunswick town park to Sigatoos Lock 30. The plan, initiated in 1981, awaits higher authorization and aims to stabilize and restore canal features while preserving historic integrity and guiding safer park access and limited recreational use.
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Jess D. Orndorff
Washington
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Weather Dims Frederick County With Light Rainfall
Gray skies and drizzle dampened Frederick County from Sunday into Monday. Maryland State Police logged .32 inch of rain by Monday morning with a 49 degree low, a 56 high Sunday. Expect more showers today, variable clouds Tuesday, then partly cloudy midweek. Colorado snow and Dakota ice loom nationwide amid travel disruptions at Denver airport with 1,200 stranded passengers.
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Kohl wins West Germany vote backing NATO missile plan
Bonn, West Germany (AP) Chancellor Helmut Kohl announced his landslide re election confirms his determination to allow stationing of U S nuclear missiles on West German soil. Greens vow protests to block deployment while coalition boosts NATO stance and arms talks in Geneva.
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