Soviet schoolgirl meets Reagan at White House on peace mission
Soviet schoolgirl Katerina Lycheva toured the United States promoting world peace and met President Reagan for several minutes in the White House hallway. The girl presented a globe-headed doll, and her visit included stops at Kennedy Center and Capitol venues. Her day culminated in a Wheatley Elementary School welcome proclaiming Katerina Lycheva Day.
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Washington
Katerina Lecheva
United States
Reagan
White House
Peter Roussel
Katerina
District of Columbia
U.S
Chicago
Samantha
Maine
Wheatley
Marion Barry Jr
Katerina Lycheva
New York City
Brush Fires Rise as Spring Drier Weather Returns
Officials warn brush fires spike with the change to March and dry conditions. Residents should avoid open burning and obtain burn permits, with rules about distance from dwellings and notification to central alarm to prevent unnecessary responses.
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Rohrer
Rohret
U S ends operation in Gulf of Sidra amid warnings
U S suspends operation at 6 am EST and reports ships continuing to operate in the Sidra area. Navy officials say no incidents occurred as Libyan forces fired missiles and the Pentagon says U S forces sank boats and damaged targets. Officials stress freedom of navigation and heightened security worldwide after Libyan threats.
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U.S
Gulf of Sidra
6Th Fleet
Naples
Douglas Strole
Navy Joint Information Bureau
US European Command
Sidra
Mediterranean
Gulf
Khadafy
Libya
Pentagon
Sirte
Frank B. Kei
Sims
Kelso
Saratoga
City housing chief redirects HUD funds in South Frederick plan
Frederick officials redirected HUD loan funds to rehabilitate about 120 apartments and assist 30 low and moderate income homeowners. Projects included sidewalks, street lights, repaving, tree plantings along South and All Saints streets, plus converting the old B and O station to a community center and opening a Laundromat on South Market Street.
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South Frederick
South
All Saints
B&o
South Market Street
Trial follows murder case in Olney family tragedy
Dr Merton White says finality is good as Hurley family mourns. Hurley’s five year old daughter testified she saw her mother attacked and screamed. The Whites plan a private service before the burial at Catholic Gate of Heaven cemetery while the children remain in their care.
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House of Printing
Olney
Peiceacu
Dasing
Catholic Gate of Heaven
Hurley
Hurleys
White
Loftstrand Lane
Rockville
Rights and Virginia Charter Unearthed in Founding Debates
The Declaration of Rights of Virginia drafted by George in 1776 shaped early discussions of individual rights. Mason, a Constitutional Convention delegate, refused to sign the Constitution and opposed its ratification citing insufficient anti slavery protections and safeguards for personal rights.
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Virginia
George
Mason
Shocks Replaced in Pairs As Hint Advises
An advisory note suggests replacing shocks in pairs for balance, even when only one is damaged. It stresses maintaining vehicle stability and safety by ensuring both sides are equal.
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Deeringtad Place
Children As Peacemakers” Organization
Roussel
President Kennedy
Kennedy Center
Capital Children's Museum
Houston
Moscow
Samantha Smith
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Chinon
World OF Tomorrow
Jom Clark
Shab Row
East St Frederick
City Housing
Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development
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Mullimix Park
MUN
Hce Hut
Pvae
Ess
Francis Scott Key Mall
Ara Sale
Sae 119
Sae
Pat Caton
Aia Leytetele
Tate Re Thar
Uae
Alee
Olse
TZ Wo
VCO Lal
Une Eibcpale
Rapier
Serdar
Ctoved
W. Patrick Street
Tod
Geithersburg
Baltimore
Ell
Tom Meacham
Triangle Motors
Horda
W. Patrick
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