Syria warns Israel as Beirut battles shake Lebanon
Syria's foreign minister warned that any Israeli attack would threaten Israel's existence with Soviet aid to counter aggression. In Beirut heavy fighting persisted as a new coalition cabinet stalled over Shiite demands. Syria held three Israeli captives in Damascus, claiming a spying mission, while Israel said they were on a sightseeing drive near Beirut.
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Beirut
Damascus
al Sharan
Lebanon warns unity government may collapse if rivals refuse cabinet roles
Lebanese minister Sahm e Hoss warns the national unity cabinet could topple if opposition leaders Nabeh Beery and Walid Jumblatt do not join. Amid fighting in Sidon and Beirut, a disengagement force braces for clashes as road battles and shelling disrupt downtown areas. In Austin, Mondale seeks Hispanic support as Hart campaigns in Indiana and Ohio with 268 delegates at stake across four states.
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Gary Hart
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Jesse Jackson
Hart
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Election in El Salvador could affect US aid policy
The Reagan administration expects moderate Jose Napoleon Duarte to win the El Salvador runoff. If Duarte takes office, he may form a government with business leaders and moderates, easing military aid approval in Congress. Officials note no evidence the armed forces will challenge him, while a Duarte win contrasts with Roberto d Aubuisson, whose links to death squads raise human rights concerns.
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Washington
Reagan
Jose Napoleon Duarte
el Salvador
Congress
Duarte
Inside The News Building Real Estate Section Ad Titles
Classifieds and listings fragment from a newspaper page mentioning real estate, comics, obituaries, editorials, TV listings, weather, and a Words of Wisdom quote by John Ruskin. Contains mixed sections and editorial notes with no clear single event.
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Dell Church
Getting Familiar Joy Pittman Gurley Discusses with Bonnie Barney
Joy Pittman Gurley talks with Bonnie Barney about civic engagement as Baker, president of the Frederick County Chapter of the League of Women Voters, frames local participation. The brief interview highlights efforts to educate voters and encourage registration in Frederick.
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Joy Pittman Gurley
Bonnie Barney
Baker
Frederick County
League of Women Voters
A-6
Pleasant wind and showers thinning into next week in Maryland
Weather outlook for Western Maryland and Ocean City shows partly sunny, breezy today with highs in the mid 60s to low 70s. Clouds increase Sunday with a chance of showers, continuing Monday. Maryland mountains expect sun then late showers, while ocean beaches stay sunny and breezy today before showers by late Sunday. Winds 10 to 15 mph, turning southwest, drying today then fair by late Sunday.
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Mississippi Valley
Maryland
Carrell
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Maryland Mountains
Surney Hagin
Maryland Ocean Beaches
Ocean City
Maryland toddler in critical condition seeks liver donor
Kendra Hawthorne, a two year old girl from Maryland, is in extremely critical condition at Children’s Hospital in Washington after biliary atresia damaged her bile ducts. Doctors believe a virus contracted in infancy caused the illness, and her parents search nationwide for a liver donor.
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Washington (Ap
Maryland
Kendra Hawthorne
Washington's Children's Hospital
Gordon
FDA mistake linked to 38 infant deaths sparks protest
Washington reports the FDA acknowledged allowing unapproved intravenous vitamin FE drug Ferol Aqueous Solution to be sold. The drug has tied to 24 premature infant deaths. lawmakers demand accountability and possible prosecution of manufacturer Carter Glogan, a Revco DS unit. The hearing questioned FDA performance and urged possible reforms.
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Aps
Food and Drug Administration
Rip Tedweiss
Justice Department
FDA
Weiss
House
Government Operations Subcommittee
Mark Sasitech
Harding
of & Ferol
Carter Glogan
Revco DS Inc
Tainsbure
New voting devices debut in Frederick County primary
Frederick County voters test the Votemate in a countywide trial on Tuesday May 8. Polls open 7 am to 8 pm as residents select president, U S representatives and convention delegates amid a slate of Democratic candidates and pledged delegates for the Sixth district and female and mate delegates.
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Congress
Walter F Mondale
Colorado
Gary Hart
Jesse Jackson
Lyndon H LaRouche Jr
Maryland
San Francisco
Alice McMahon Bender
Naomi Benzil
Amita K Brower
Patricia Cushwa
Elizabeth H Farquhar
Regina Flanigan
Marshal Fuller
Judith Hoffman Bolton
JoAnn Holmes
Chery C Fagan
Evelyn Maphis
Paula McDonough
Isabelle E. McMahon
Susan Po Panek
Reese Constance Schwab
Betty G Workman
Mary
Goodloe E Byron Jr
Avon B Chisholm
Thomas Chittenden Jr
Gaivn R Clagett
James FP Combs
Peter Engelmann
Wilbur L Ford
Matthew C George
Donald
Three Kansas Circuit Riders Visit Urbana Chapel For Anniversary
Three circuit riders from Jewell County Kansas arrived at Wesley Chapel Urbana for a covered dish supper anniversary celebration. They are en route to the Methodist General Conference in Baltimore by horseback, joined by Marie Nicholean and Michael Maher in the event photo.
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Wesley Chapel
Urbana
Jewell County
Kansas
Baltimore
Marie Nicholean
Atandann
Michael Maher
Ventch
Arian T
Westes Chapel
Ralph Edarboe Jr
Harry Sweet
Sidney Uhilinger
Raby Ho Eastridge
Ean Jonathan
Fastridge
Sam
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