Convicted killer James Adams executed in Florida
James Adams, 17, died in Florida's electric chair in Starke for the 1973 beating death of Edgar Brown, a Port St. Lucie rancher and former sheriff's deputy. Adams was the fifth inmate executed in Florida since the death penalty was restored and the 19th nationwide. Brown's son Al Brown expressed mixed feelings. Adams was the first Black inmate electrocuted in Florida in 20 years.
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Senate debates deficit plan and Medicare costs rising
The Senate nears end of week three on a three year deficit reduction package and considers higher payments for Medicare beneficiaries for doctors' services. Officials say the Warsaw Pact nations will likely pull out of the Los Angeles 1984 Olympics, with East Germany withdrawing citing U.S. and organizers' actions.
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World Court orders U S to halt aggression against Nicaragua
The World Court in The Hague ordered the United States to stop mining Nicaraguan harbors and other actions against Nicaragua, saying the U S should cease restricting access to Nicaraguan ports. The court urged interim measures, though it lacks enforcement power. The CIA backed anti Sandinista rebels used mining in the conflict. In Washington, Nixon recalled Watergate a decade after his resignation, delivering a forceful, untexted address to editors.
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Threats loom as pope arrives in Bangkok amid security
In Bangkok Thailand soldiers with submachine guns separated Pope John Paul I from crowds after his arrival. An air force colonel cited threats but gave few details. Police officials cited reports of Carlos presence in Thailand while the pontiff planned a visit to a refugee camp during his Asia trip.
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Words of Wisdom on Zeal for Others
A brief quotation from Confucius urges laboring for others with the same zeal as for oneself. The note attributes the Chinese philosopher with life years 551 to 479 B C L.
Oriole Name Mike Boddicker Player of the Week
Mike Boddicker is announced as the first recipient of the Oriole Player of the Week by the News. The spring sports page notes his selection after strong performances for the team, highlighting his pitching and defensive contributions.
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Weather Outlook for Western Maryland and Surrounding Areas
A high pressure system moves offshore by Friday bringing a warm southwest flow. Western Maryland counties including Frederick, Howard, Montgomery, and Washington enjoy mostly sunny pleasant conditions today with highs 65 to 92. Tonight will be cool and clear with lows 0 to 48. Friday and the weekend trend partly cloudy and warm with highs around 70, with a chance of showers late Sunday. Winds from the west today 10 to 15 mph shifting to southwest Friday. drying conditions good to excellent. Yesterday's temps ranged from Frederick 43 to 43, Cumberland 55, Hagerstown 0 to 45, Oakland 45 to 44, Westminster 62 to 41.
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Detrick storm causes half million in damage at Fort Detrick
Fort Detrick suffered about 500000 in property losses after a Tuesday high wind storm. The supply building alone sustained over 450000 in damage, with 18 buildings hit and debris control helped by a repaired fence. Private and government vehicles also damaged, and about 40 residents displaced. Emergency funds sought.
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Reagan warns of Red Tide and Military Aid Debate
Washington AP Reagan warns that Central America chaos could threaten the US border and says the crisis demands more aid to El Salvador’s army. He brands critics as saber rattlers and faces Democratic opposition who will grant limited funds but doubt a military fix.
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Kendra Hawthorne fights for life after transplant call
Kendra Hawthorne a two year old girl from Germantown remains in extremely critical condition as doctors at Children’s Hospital Pittsburgh perform a liver transplant after a donor was found. Her parents Jo and Gordon Hawthorne and local supporters remain hopeful as the operation began late Wednesday night and continued through Thursday.
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Walkersville Hikes Water Fees in Council Meeting
Walkersville residents face a 5 percent rise in the tap connection fee from 1000 to 1050 and a $5 increase in the meter service charge from 220 to 225. The council, led by Bourland and reelecting Leonard Thompson and John Poole, cited higher maintenance costs and revenues expected to rise about 5000. Commissioner Edwards abstained, questioning necessity while other business included Hood College students proposing a two week summer recreation program at the park.
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Commodore Hopper to keynote Hood College commencement
Commodore Grace Murray Hopper, famed US Navy pioneer in computing, will deliver the keynote at Hood College’s art commencement on May 19. More than 240 undergraduates and graduates will receive degrees, with honorary degrees given to Dr Ernest L. Boyer, Lucie Maurer, and Alice G Pinder.
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City seeks quiet streets for radios and earphone use
Mayor Ronald N Young told reporters that loud radios on city streets disturb residents and deter visitors. He proposed an ordinance requiring headphones or personal listening devices so noise remains private while still allowing music lovers to enjoy their tunes. Similar laws have succeeded elsewhere.
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