Would-be assassin held for psychiatric tests near White House
David A. Mahonski, 25, with drug history, is detained for psychiatric evaluation at a federal mental hospital after being shot near the White House and resisting a Secret Service agent. He claimed government drugging and said he visited the White House to request action against a car bug.
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Washington
White House
Federal
Mahowski
FBI
Secret Service
United States
U S
Arthur L. Burnett
Miami Quiet After Sporadic Violence Persists
In three black neighborhoods, sporadic clashes continued as the arrest toll rose past 370 from two nights of unrest sparked by the manslaughter acquittal of Hispanic Officer Luis Alvarez who shot a black man. By morning, the city was described as very quiet with sniper fire at an apartment complex near Liberty City and at least 34 people, including four police officers, injured since Thursday evening.
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Miami
Metro-Dade
Sue Munn
Liberty City
Luis Alvarez
Five Die as Arkansas Tornadoes Defy Recovery Efforts
A series of strong storms ravaged Arkansas killing five as tornadoes struck the town of Fisher and other areas. Hail battered parts of Arkansas and Louisiana while flash flood watches were issued for three southern states. Snow fell across the northern Plains with more accumulating in Valentine Nebraska and Minot North Dakota.
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Arkansas
Lousiana
Plains
Valentine
Neb
Minot
N.D
Pickstown
Bismarck
Pierre
South Dakota
Glenn to run for Senate in 1986 after presidential bid
Senator John Glenn announced at a Friday news conference that he will seek re election to the Senate in 1988 and plans to play a major role for Ohio in 1984 while supporting the inauguration of a Democratic president in 1985. He said he has no plans to endorse other presidential candidates or run for president again.
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Washington
John Glenn
Ohio Democrat
Glenn
Senate
Ohio
Congress
McGlinchey Captured After St. Patrick's Day Shootout
Dominic Mad Dog McGlinchey, longtime chief of staff of the Irish National Liberation Army, was captured after a shootout with Irish police near Newmarket on Fergus County Clare. One officer was slightly injured as the 29 year old fugitive, who boasted of killing about 30 people, was detained after 11 years on the run or in prison.
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Dublin
Ireland
Dominic
Mad Dog” McGlinchey
St. Patrick's Day
Newmarketon-Fergus
County Clare
Newmarket-on-Fergus
McGlinchey
Irish National Liberation Army
Irish Republican Army
Inside The News TV Listings and Weather Map
A compact overview page featuring TV listings, movie notes, and an accompanying weather map. Includes quotes and literary flourish with a Montaigne reference. Primarily a reader guide for programming and forecasts.
Frederick women form permanent partnership at local beauty shop
Mary Fouche profile highlights two Frederick women who have established a lasting collaboration at a local beauty shop, detailing their partnership journey and shared professional goals.
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Mary Fouche
Frederick
Weather draft for Neus-Pot area and Western Maryland
A high pressure system moves from the Great Lakes into New England this weekend bringing fair but cool weather. Western Maryland counties expect mostly sunny to breezy cool days with mid 40s highs and mid 20s to near 30 lows, with Sunday cloudy and a chance of showers Monday. Maryland mountains forecast mid 30s to near 40 with nights near 20.
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Great Lakes
New England
Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Oakland
Westminster
David Lesher
Revised pension reform bill passes in ANRAPOLIS
The House reversed a previous defeat to approve the pension reform measure, 71-68, with the Senate confirming 29-18 after rapid floor votes. Frederick Senators Derr and Smelser supported the bill, while tie-breaking forces and education funding linked to the bill drew major lobbying from Baltimore leaders and Mayor Schaefer.
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Anrapolis
Siary
House of Delegates
House
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Frederick
John W
Jack” Derr
Timore City
Dennis C. McCoy
Margaret H. Murphy
Baltimore City
Melvin A. Steinberg
Baltimore County
Benjamin L. Cardin
Standard Building System workers go on strike at Point of Rocks
Workers at Standard Building System in Point of Rocks halted operations at midnight Friday. The 130 employees, represented by United Steelworkers of America Local 1, dispute wages and working conditions, seeking a one dollar hourly raise for three years. Management offered 20 cents an hour for three months then withdrew. Some long time employees earn about 160 to 190 dollars weekly. No comment was obtained from the local USW office or plant officials.
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Ernest L. Ball
Leroy Martz
Standard Building
C. Kurt Holter
Standard Building System
Point of Rocks
Wayne Huffer
United Steelworkers of America
Standard
Standard Building Systems
Baltimore
Nation Wears Green Across U S for St Patrick Day Parades
A nationwide wave of St Patrick's Day events spans more than 160 communities from Shamrock Texas to New York and Honolulu. Shamrock expects 30 000 for calf roping and fiddler contests while New York budgets 500 000 for police protection as 120 000 march in the 23rd annual parade and hundreds of thousands watch.
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New York
Honolulu
Shamrock
Texas
Panhandle
Navy
James Forrestal
Colorado
Pennsylvania
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National Weather Service
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Marysville
California
Fisher
Ark
Inside the News
Saba
Montaigne
Ramet
Robert C. Reid
Annapolis
Charles H. Smelser
William Donald Schaefer
Schaefer
McCoy
Murphy
Dennis
United Steelworkers
Melvin Springer
Harvey Whetzel
Maria Garvey
Zimmerman’s
St. Patrick’s Day
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