Reagan Faces NATO Tensions During Spain Visit
President Reagan arrives in Madrid amid pressure on Spain to close U.S. bases and withdraw from NATO. He meets King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia as protests mount over U.S. presence, while Gonzalez weighs NATO referendum and public mood. Reagan to brief European Parliament on military contacts and Soviet tactics.
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Spain
Reagan
U.S
NATO
Europe
France
Portugal
Juan Carlos
Sofia
Nancy
George Shultz
Air Force One
Barajas
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Felipe Gonzalez
Gonzalez
Zarzuela
White House
Larry Speakes
Strasbourg
Speakes
Maj
Arthur D. Nicholson Jr
East Germany
Isoprinosine Surges As Unproven AIDS Drug Draws Demand
In El Paso and beyond patients seek Isoprinosine in hopes of a cure before FDA approval. Dr. Donald Abrams of San Francisco General warns families rushing to Mexico face exploitation as AIDS awareness grows amid cross border access. An AP report also covers U.S. envoy decisions on May 9 Red Square ceremonies and a Baptist missionary’s fatal assault near Lima.
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EL Paso
Texas
Mexico
Donald Abrams
San Francisco General Hospital
Abrams
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Moscow
AFP
U.S
Arthur A. Hartman
Red Square
Hartman
Iain Sutherland
Sutherland
Kremlin
NATO
Lima
Peru
Thomas Dean Brown
Jacksonvile
Ill
Mary
Cirilio Alarcon
Puente Piedra
Brown
Weather and tours mix in Frederick County driving feature
Chance of showers tonight with mild temperatures. Nancy Lose begins a western tour of Frederick County as part of an ongoing driving series. B-7 sports editor Stan Goldberg visits Charles Town Turf Club for a locally flavored outing.
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Nancy Lose
Frederick County
Stan Goldberg
Charles Town Turf Club
Space shuttle Challenger ends week long Spacelab mission
NASA astronauts completed final experiments aboard the Challenger Spacelab and prepared for a desert landing at Edwards Air Force Base California. The mission studied stars cosmic rays and the atmosphere while testing weightlessness effects on animals and human biology. Two squirrel monkeys and 24 rats return for further study and dissection.
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Houston
Challenger
Earth
Spacelab
Norman Thagard
Science Communications Center
Debbie Underwood
Fred Gregory
Robert Overmyer
Gregory
Edwards Air Force Base
California
Mojave Desert
Florida
Discovery
Cape Canaveral
NASA
Walkersville Election Sets Three Town Commissioners Race
Walkersville residents vote today to elect three town commissioners from five candidates. Polls run 3 to 8 p.m. at the Walkersville Town Office 30 W Frederick St. Voters must be town registered. Candidates include Lawrence Roller Donald Schildt and incumbents Paul Barkier Edward Kerns Jr and Winfield Meyer.
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Walkersville
Lawrence Roller
Donald Schildt
Paul M. Barkier
Edward J. Kerns Jr
Winfieldmeyer
W. Frederick St
Teresa Bell-Stockman
17 Marines Feared Lost In Pacific Copter Crash
A CH 53D helicopter with 17 Marines aboard plunged into the Pacific off southern Japan while returning from Iwakuni to Okinawa. Japanese and U.S. search crews found possible debris and an orange object in the sea. no survivors reported.
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Tokyo
U.S
Japan
Dan Trout
U.S. Kadena
Okinawa
Trout
Japanese Maritime Safety Agency
Iwekuni
Futenma
Yukio Kai
Agency
Kagoshima
MSA
Yakushima
Kyushu
Gary Shrout
Yokosuka
U.S. Navy
Associated Press
Marine Aircraft Wing
Pacific Ocean
Marine Corps Air Station
Iwakuni
Crum Wins Woodsboro Burgess Race In Turnout Surge
Charles H. Crum defeated incumbent Hartwood Cornell Jr. 140 to 97 in Woodsboro in what may be the town’s largest voter turnout. Crum, a former burgess and commissioner, lives in Woodsboro with Cornell a five year resident. Twenty four hundred residents voted, 20 more than in 1983. Roy F. Snyder won a seat on the three member commission with 180 votes, while incumbents John W. Catshall and Richard M. Smith kept their seats with 174 and 169 votes. Trimmer received 153. Ida Lee and Maurice Murray each received one write in vote for burgess.
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Charles H. Crum
Hartwood Cornell Jr
Woodsboro
Burgess
Crum
Cornell
Roy F. Snyder
Donald L. Trimmer
Snyder
Board of Zoning Appeals
John W. Catshall
Richard M. Smith
Trimmer
Ida Lee
Maurice Murray
Cramer Elected New JC President at Banquet
Ronald N. Cramer was introduced as Jaycee president for 1985-86 at the Past President’s Banquet, with Frederick County Jaycees praised by state president Ed Matthews for decades of volunteer service. Beehler and Magee were named Jaycee Man and Woman of the Year, while leadership vows stressed community improvement and humanity focused service.
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Jerry Fouche
Ronald N. Cramer
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Pouche
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Bud” Beehler
Marian Magee
Cramer
The
Jaycees
Ed Matthews
Frederick
Frederick County
Fouche
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