Remains Found From Challenger Debris Near Cape Canaveral
Ocean floor recovery of some Challenger crew remains and cabin debris was announced. NASA will not comment until the operation completes, with remains brought to Port Canaveral and Patrick Air Force Base hospital for identification. Families say they were not notified.
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Thousands of Women March on Washington for Choice Rights
Tens of thousands of women from across the United States converged on Washington to protest Reagan era abortion policies. NOW sponsored the march with chants asserting women must decide their fate. Estimates ranged from 80,000 to 125,000, with a Capitol rally after a walk past the White House.
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White House
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National Organization For Women, Now
District of Columbia
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Molly Yard
United States
Inco
Kathleen J. Lowery
Frederick
Ruling Finds Anti Semitic Graffiti Not Discrimination
A divided Fourth Circuit holds that painting a Silver Spring synagogue with anti Semitic slogans does not violate race discrimination law simply because defendants viewed Jews as racially distinct. The Shaare Tefila case involved spray painting and a board member’s car.
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Richmond
4Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Silver Spring
Shaare Tefila
U.S. District Court
Norman P. Ramsey
Baltimore
J. Harvie Wilkinson III
Ramsey
Ant
Kenneth K. Hall
Maryland killer Edward Mann hangs himself in Baltimore jail
Edward T. Mann, who terrorized IBM Bethesda with a 1982 shooting spree that killed three and wounded nine, died by suicide in his Baltimore jail cell. Arrested May 28, 1982, he faced three consecutive life terms plus 1,080 years. Authorities found him at 3:15 p.m. May autopsies set for the Prince George's County man also under investigation.
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IBM
Bethesda
Baltimore
Hospice leader shifts focus after five years as president
Dick Sappington steps down from Hospice of Frederick County presidency to devote time to patients and families. He will reduce administrative duties, aiding crisis hospital visits and direct caregiving. Under his leadership the group expanded from 73 families in 1984 to 118 in 1985 and moved to North Market Street.
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Laurel Cucchi
Hospice
Frederick County
Iinrance
Sappington
Carol Sheehan
Ms. Sheehan
South Market Street
Odd Fellows Home
North Market Street
Weather outlook for Western Maryland tonight into Tuesday
Showers and thunderstorms move through tonight with lows around 52 to 56. They end early Tuesday morning, giving way to partial sunshine in the afternoon with highs near 60 to 65.
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Maryland
Lawmakers Seek Independent Study Before Medevac Helicopters
A House subcommittee votes to halt plans to replace the state police medevac fleet until an independent study of the system is completed. Delegate Paul Muldowney notes the high cost and questions state police qualification to judge equipment needs. One helicopter operates from Frederick City, and two troopers died in a January crash en route to a shock trauma unit.
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House Appropriations Committee
Paul Muldowney
D-Washington
State
Muldowney
Frederick City
Baltimore
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