Wallace recalls assassination attempt and comeback drive
Wallace, 62, seeks a unprecedented fourth term as Alabama governor while reflecting on the 1972 Laurel Maryland shooting that paralyzed him. He says he bears no hatred toward gunman Arthur Bremer, notes political resilience, and credits his new wife Lisa and renewed political interest for his vigor. He apologizes for past segregation views, declaring the Old South is gone though the New South remains wary of government overreach.
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Falklands conflict unfolds with raids and losses
Argentina reports supply runs by a small vessel in the Falklands as British attacks continue. A British frigate reportedly fired on an Argentine vessel, with no confirmation of a hit. The Belgrano sinking and casualties tally strain hope for a peaceful settlement, while Thatcher signals possible endgame. Separate notices announce Maryland and Pennsylvania lottery results.
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South Atlantic Archipelago
Margaret Thatcher
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New York
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Javier Perez de Cuellar
State lawmakers push gas tax for jobs in roads plan
Delphey outlined funds needed to repair roads and bridges and a panel to oversee all mass transit funding. He cited an 18 month contract paying some workers up to $12 per hour to clean buses and suggested new plans to reduce costs after that period. He said Thaw the additional gas tax revenue could create construction jobs on U.S. 15, and a panel will replace the secretary of transportation’s sole spending power. Several legislators expressed views on interest rates, borrowing, and Baltimore transit subsidies, with concerns about rural areas and urban subsidies. A party celebrating May birthdays for the Tregonings included many Frederick locals at a Shepherdstown gathering.
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Smelser
Chamber
GM workers urged to join a broad wage drive
National briefs report a push by executives and union leaders to mobilize about 120000 General Motors white collar staff in a larger labor campaign. UAW officials say the union backs efforts and that workers have faced ongoing scrutiny without just cause.
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Maryland plan allocates 23 counties share in transit fund
The proposal splits Tourism Trust Fund money among 23 counties with Baltimore City set to receive about half of decal rose dollars. A two year panel will study the formula, report recommendations, and potential changes. Critics say city gains are excessive and highway funds unfairly subsidize Baltimore subway costs. The bill also outlines a fare policy to cover remaining subway losses. In other notes, a Brunswick native now in Winchester Memorial Hospital is listed as slightly improved.
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