Texans vote in Texas primary amid Reagan Bush clash
Texans vote in a presidential primary with 80 Republican nominating votes at stake as Reagan leads while Bush appeals in his adopted state. Democrats use a hybrid vote system, selecting 152 delegates with Carter favored, and Kennedy campaigning to gain delegates. Polls open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. EDT across about 6 000 precincts where caucuses will later determine delegates.
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George Bush
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Reagan
Carter
Edward Md. Kennedy
Kennedy
West Texas
Retired leaders warn military in decline and underprepared
A group of former defense leaders in Washington warn that the Iranian rescue effort exposed a broader defense crisis. They urge long term upgrades as the Pentagon admits best men and equipment were used and the Navy, Army, and overall forces face shortages and a shrinking capability.
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J. Milner Roberts
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Hill
U.S
Pope Praises Monogamy During Kinshasa Mass
Pope John Paul II told African worshippers at St. Pierre Church in Kinshasa that monogamous marriage is a divine, audacious contract rooted in Semitic heritage. He criticized polygamy as incompatible with God’s design during a French homily reported by Vatican Radio.
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Africa
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Frome
Jobless rate climbs as inflation may ease later
U S unemployment rose to 7.0 percent in March from 6.2, led by men via auto and construction jobs. Michigan unemployment hit 12.2 percent amid automaker downturns, while government hiring for the 1980 census supported job gains. White House aides forecast easing inflation with lower energy costs and rate declines, aiming for a summer drop in inflation from roughly 14 percent. In Florida Key West, an airlift began moving Cuban refugees to a tent city in the Panhandle as a rare storm nearly hit the Freedom Flotilla, with 23 vessels carrying 3 refugees docking safely despite 2 foot seas.
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Florida Panhandle
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Mariel
Hebron Strife Escalates as Leaders Expelled
Israeli forces deported three Palestinian leaders from Hebron to Lebanon and destroyed four houses in the occupied West Bank city after Palestinian militants killed five Jewish settlers and wounded 17. Israeli military officials blamed the leaders for instigating anti Israeli violence and ordered their expulsion to March.
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Sreel Follay
Lebanon
Isreeti
Fahad Qawasmeh
Halhoa
Mohammed
Milkem
Wader
Sheth Rafi Bayad Al-Tamimi
Daee
Defence
Exer Weirman
Aes
Decinkate
Sheik Tamim
University of Maryland dentistry school amid hectic news page
A muddled page shows coverage of the University of Maryland School of Dentistry and political debate around Carter era budget plans. Columnist views reflect concern over Cyrus Vance’s resignation and the campaign climate, with notes on real estate and home buying advice.
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Ans Daryside
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School of Destistry
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Lorian Warren
Carter Campaigs
Cyrus Vance
Tishembert Leike
Mareld Wamchild
Murray Cidarmaen Saswera
Gerpiens
Mealte
Lewrenre FE
Lams
John Treppening
Frederick County
Iran agrees to return eight American commandos bodies
The Iranian government has agreed to transfer the bodies of eight American commandos killed in last week's aborted hostage rescue mission. Preparations for shipment will take two to three more days. Swiss Ambassador Eric Lang said administrative problems are settled and the transfer is proceeding under international rules, with lead coffins and customs certification required. The bodies are to be shipped to the families once ready.
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Hed Cross Capuchy
Man dies and two injured in midnight car crash on Shookstown Road
One man, Stephen Grigg Dixon age 20 of 7611-B Willow Road Frederick, killed when car failed to negotiate a curve on Shookstown Road. Two other occupants Alien E Himes 19 of 425 N Bentz Street and David Boyd Coffey 19 of 7318 Granada Circle injured. Driver cited for excessive speed. Himes taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition, Coffey to Washington County Hospital in fair condition. Funeral arrangements by Frederick Funeral Home of Robert E Dailey & Son.
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Bentz St
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
David Boyd Coffey
Granada Circle
Washington County Hospital
Washington Hospital
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Dixon
Aubrey Dixon
Robert E Dailey & Son
Prince Carlos urges citizen participation to sustain democracy
Prince Carlos de Borbón de Parma spoke at Hood College urging active public involvement as essential to democracy’s survival. He linked Spain’s 1975 democratization to global democratic challenges, calling for decentralization, labor–business cooperation, and broader citizen access to political processes.
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Cabon
County Boosts Capital Budget by 1.6 Million in 1961 Plan
Frederick County commissioners add 1.6 million to the tentative capital improvements budget, raising the 1961 CIP to 1144 million while proposing a 14 million fiscal 1981 capital budget and a 51 million operating budget. A 2.30 per 100 assessed valuation tax rate hearing is set for May 12 at Winchester Hall. proposed changes include funding for Brunswick High School planning and industrial arts, roofing at Green Valley and Myersville, and Fr enck Community College roof and energy-saving upgrades. The plan drops tennis courts and aviation building planning, with highway improvements trimmed to about 4955 million and shifts from several accounts to fund the restoration.
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Brunswick High School
Green Valley
Myersville
Fredenck Community College
Loys Staton Road
Cinvene Surenk
Police seek suspect in two High's robberies
Frederick City and Maryland State Police pursue a single young white male in linked High's robberies. Witnesses describe the 19 to 23 year old at Wes Ah Street Shoppina Center, tall and slim, with a short light beard. Details on the Friday incidents appear on Page A4.
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