Dozens die as archbishop Romero funeral erupts in San Salvador
Dozens killed and over 250 injured after violence erupts at Archbishop Oscar Arnulfo Romero's Palm Sunday funeral in San Salvador. Mobs fled into the cathedral while armed leftists fired outside. 3,000 to 4,000 mourners sought safety inside as chaos spread. Estimated deaths vary with church counts, and morgues report at least 40 killed.
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Goldwater backs Reagan to win presidency in 1980 race
EASTON AP Barry M Goldwater says Reagan can win the presidency for the Republican Party. He notes four times he had doubts but now sees strong chances for Reagan. He cautions a balanced budget this year remains unlikely while defending Carter on the Iran hostage crisis and signaling support for limited military action if needed.
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Man hurt in Brunswick fire injures Washington County man
A Brunswick fire damaged Baxter's Apartments on Maryland Avenue injuring Harold Ingram a 25 year old from Dargan. Firefighters found him on the living room floor as smoke filled the room. The blaze is being investigated as accidental by the state fire marshal's office and Brunswick Police Department. Continued on Page A-18.
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Maryland Senate Advances Heavy Truck Weight Bill
The Maryland Senate debated a bill to raise truck weight limits to 90 000 pounds on heavier tracks, drawing sharp criticism from opponents who warn it endangers drivers and submerged waterway safety. Amendments aim to ban rear axle retreads, cap weight by tire capacity, restrict trucks to state highways, and raise registration fees raising about 1.0 million in revenue. Maryland would join 18 other states not yet raising limits. Continued on Page A-3.
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Carter to unveil revised budget aimed at larger cuts
President Carter plans a revised fiscal 1981 budget that would cut about 15 billion dollars from his January proposal and, if adopted, yield a surplus for the first time in 12 years. The plan, set to be released today, seeks to outpace Congress in spending reductions while supporting small savers and a broader anti inflation strategy.
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Dole backs Reagan in Kansas farm-state primary
Kansas voters head to the polls to pick 75 delegates in a Democratic contest while Dole appears with Reagan in Overland Park urging strong support. Bush campaign notes Iran hostage issues as part of national political maneuvering amid fresh statements from Kennedy and Carter era figures.
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Daily Highlights From A Splintered Paper Page
A fractured collage of names and topics fills the page with references to political scandals, weather outlooks, race equality discussions, family stress advice, fashion notes, and a nod to a 196 Olympian who challenged a dictator. The snippet hints at varied columns and opinions rather than a single event.
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Warrington
Comets
Jack Aaberem
Richard Ketey
Wester Sheerver
Devil Lesher
Colmmett Levies Woerven
Jates
Africa
William D Brews
Wees
Awercan
Coleman Warts
Leese Geterts
Seden Piesse Tare
Leose Owens
Hitler
Hostage transfer hints in Iran crisis tonight
Iran signals possible transfer of 50 Americans to government custody as Tehran’s Revolutionary Council weighs the move. Ayatollah Khomeini denounces U S threats, pledges final word on the action amid comments from President Bani Sadr and Carter messages.
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Powell
Weather forecast for Oceanioma region today
Variable skies with rain or dry conditions today and a chance of moving tonight. Daytime highs around 80s, lows near 50s. Precipitation probability about 30 percent today and 40 percent Tuesday. Winds northeast near 38 mph today and northerly around 18 mph tonight.
Board approves funds for county school programs
State Board of Education approved federal development funds for 23 programs across Maryland. Frederick County won supports for two projects including an Elementary School Support Program offering family and individual counseling in three elementary schools. Activists noted benefits from vocational education funding at the Frederick County Vo Tech Center.
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Carroll L. Shry Jr
Ma. Zentz
Midnight deadline for new auto tags across Maryland
Police report a looming deadline for vehicle tag compliance with only hours left. Maryland residents face penalties as citations rise. officials note most tickets issued have yet to be paid or resolved.
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