Rotary forum on Third World issues at convention
Rotary International district delegates heard a Saturday program on World Understanding and Peace Through Rotary. Kenya ambassador John P. Mbogua led a morning panel with U S and multilateral perspectives from Richard Kessler, Joseph C. Wheeler, Timothy Cullen, and Frank D. Kittredge. Jeane Kirkpatrick urged applying UN principles to current Falklands crisis, urging internal economic reform for true development.
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Rotary
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Frederick
United States
John P. Mbogua
Kenya
Richard Kessler
Energy and National Security Projects Center For Strategic International Studies
Georgetown University
U.S
Joseph C. Wheeler
Agency For International Development
World Bank
Timothy W. B. Cullen
Frank D. Kittredge
Far East
General Electric Company
Jeane J. Kirkpatrick
United Nations
Rotary International
Falklands
International Club
District Rotary
Richard J. Kessler
Energy and Natonal Security Project
Center For Strategic and International
Studica Georgetown Uaiseristy
Bop Leyverunes
Von Bulow sentenced to 30 years in prison
Claus von Bulow was sentenced by Superior Court Judge Thomas H. Needham to 30 years for two attempts to kill his heiress wife. He remains free on bail pending appeal, with bond raised to 1 million dollars and 10 percent required. Defense plans an appeal notice.
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von Bulow
Newport
R.I
Claus von Bulow
Superior Court
Thomas H. Needham
Joblessness renews partisan fight over economics
President Reagan argues Democrats cannot blame rising unemployment on his policies and urges support for a Republican budget plan with Social Security cuts and $95 billion in new taxes over three years. The April jobless rate hit 9.4 percent, the highest in over forty years, spurring GOP calls for policy adoption despite Democratic opposition.
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Reagan
Senate Budget Committee
Washington Hilton
Hinckley
Lennon
New York City
Tfe New
One-Third Fewer Children Get Vaccines Under Reagan Cuts
Testimony to a Senate committee says higher drug costs and budget cuts have reduced government immunization program reach by one third. Dr. Vincent A. Fulginiti of the American Academy of Pediatrics warns that the 28.8 million INS funding level would cut vaccine delivery to intolerably low levels, noting a 32 percent drop in purchases after a 7 percent cut this year and a 44 percent rise in vaccine costs over two years.
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Senate
Reagan
INS
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Cent A. Fulginiti
Committee On Infectious Diseases
The
American Academy of Pediatrics
Fulginiti
Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee
Personal Profile and Views in News-Post Highlights
Mary Fouche interviews a local bank employee adapting to daily life challenges. Dottie Lambdim reviews a book for mothers and women choosing various paths. Donald Lambre exposes waste in the Government Printing Office. Tartuffe stars discussed with Douglas Bakshtan in Washington. Murray Olderman covers sports workday happenings. Ed Waters Jr. reports on a near complete mausoleum and urges agent-builder cooperation to lift a sagging market.
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News-Post
Mary Fouche
Dottie Lambdim
Donald Lambre
Douglas Bakshtan
Washington, D
United Nations urges peace plan as Britain widens Falklands war zone
The U N secretary general pressed urgent efforts to defuse the Falklands crisis while Britain extends its war zone toward Argentina. Buenos Aires protests, and UK officials warn Argentine ships or aircraft beyond 12 miles may be attacked. Britain cites proximity of bases and night movement as justification amid new reinforcements for the Falklands fleet. The U N envoy plans talks with British and Argentine officials to push Perez de Cuellar’s mediation.
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Falkland Islands
Britain
Buenos Aires
Royal Marines
Falklands
Argentina
U.N. Security Council
Javier Perez de Cuellar
Perez de Cuellar
Posals
South Atlantic
Francois Giuliani
London
Defense Ministry
Ian McDonald
Mayor Young Honored for Historic Preservation Efforts
Frederick mayor Ronald N Young was named among seven officials recognized at the National Trust for Historic Preservation annual meeting. First Lady Nancy Reagan presented 18 awards to preservation groups and individuals, praising efforts to protect American heritage and stop bulldozers on historic buildings.
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Washington — Frederick
Ronald N. Young
National Trust For Historic Preservation
Nancy Reagan
Cere
Weather outlook for Maryland shows showers then sunny weekend
Showers today ahead of a weak cold front will give way to sunny pleasant weather Sunday. Western Maryland counties expect showers ending today with highs around 70 and cooler tonight. Maryland Mountains see showers end today then partly cloudy Sunday with highs in the upper 60s. Ocean beaches expect showers today ending tonight then sunny breezy Sunday with highs around 70 and Ocean City water near 55. Winds shift to northwest 10-15 mph today then 15-20 mph Sunday. drying conditions poor today, good Sunday.
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Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Maryland Ocean
Ocean City
Meee
David Lesher
Trish-born Writer Oscar Wilde Quote in Listings
An entry echoes Oscar Wilde from 1854 to 1900, noting Trish-born writer’s reflection on money and memory. The misfit fragment ties a weather map and TV listings to a personal profile in the Inside The News page.
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Oscar Wilde
Mothers Day Mischief With Five Kids At Home
Five Pototschnik children plan for Mother's Day while their mother Linda returns to announce bedtime. Otto Pototschnik, a junior high teacher and part time painter, manages the lively scene as the family jokes and teases amid pajamas and teddy bears.
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Pototschnik
Stefan
Mom
Linda Pototachnick
Mrs. Pototschnik
Otto
Rockville
Otto Pmoechnik
Senya
Linda Potoschnik
Carmel
Mark
Luke
Beth
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