Britain weighs U.N. ideas in Falklands talks bid
Britain published its own peace plan while considering United Nations proposals for the Falklands crisis. It urged a 24 hour cease fire and phased troop withdrawal, and blamed Argentina for the breakdown. Perez de Cuellar urged renewed negotiations and handed new proposals to Britain.
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Falkland Islands
Areeell
Falklands
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Nicholas Fenn
London
Ste
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Iran
Argentina
Begin's No-Confidence Defeat Spurs Early Israel Elections
In a 58 to 57 vote in the Knesset, Prime Minister Menachem Begin survived a no-confidence bid. Defections by two Likud members reduced his coalition to 59 of 120, but polls show Likud leading Labor, suggesting an early election may be called in November, three years ahead of schedule.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Menachem Begin
Begin
Likud
Labor Party
Labor
Hinckley reacts to Foster message in Reagan shooting trial
In Washington, John Hinckley Jr. buried his head in his arms and left the courtroom as a psychiatrist recounted Jodie Foster's message Drop dead. The defense argues Hinckley was obsessed with Foster, known for her role in a teen prostitute film, while he pleads insanity. He then asked to be excused before resuming the trial.
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Washington
John W. Hinckley Jr
Jodie Foster
Hinckley
Reagan
Miss Foater
Vincent J. Fuller
Nice little fallow shoots parents for spanking him
A 12 year-old boy described as a nice little fellow killed his mother Darlene Mathis 36 and himself after shooting his father James H. Mathis with a 12 gauge shotgun at their Hazel Dell home near Vancouver. He had sought a neighbor for help and told a boy he planned to shoot his parents for spanking him.
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Vancouver, Wash
Jimmie Mathis
Clark County
Frank Kanekoa
Jimmie
Darlene Mathis
James H. Mathis
Hazel Dell
Vancouver
Inside The News The Tongue Cannot Be Tamed
Inside The News shares a biblical reflection with the line The tongue can no man tame an unruly evil. The short meditation echoes a warning about careless speech and its social consequences.
Washington Merry Go Round on feminist plight under Taiwan law
Jack Anderson discusses a feminist victim of Taiwan martial law while other notes cover Jamaica tobacco crop growth, Thatcherism’s spread, a town displaced by mining, and The Rest of the Story. Gardening tips urge outdoor air for house plants as a jolt of freshness. A book review surveys Minotaur by Benjamin Tammuz with symbolic depth.
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Washington
Jack Anderson
Taiwan
Jamaica
Robert G. Lewin
John Sarre
Tom Tiede
Pan Awrandt
Saya Mike Kager
Pattens
Pauline K. Schmeckler
Minotaur
Benjamin Tammuz
Weather outlook for Western Maryland and surrounding counties
An approaching cold front brings thunderstorms today with warm humid conditions. Drier cooler air Friday with highs near 98 and lows around 40s. Weekend forecast shows fair weather Saturday, chance of showers Sunday. Maryland mountains expect scattered showers today, then partly cloudy Friday. Farm forecast notes southwest wind 10-15 mph today, turning westerly Friday. Yesterday temperatures recorded in Frederick and nearby towns.
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Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Hagerstown
Westminster
Gaithersburg
Leesburg
David Lesher
State officials to speak at PAC luncheon in Venice Inn
State officials including Senator Charles Mathias Jr. and Senator Paul Sarbanes from Maryland, Representative Beverly Byron, delegates Casper Taylor Jr., Edward Mason, John Bombacus, and Prince Georges County Executive Larry Ingymia will speak at a noon Friday luncheon on May 21 at the Venice Inn Hayestown. The event, part of the 1982 Maryland Federation of Business and Professional Women’s convention ongoing in Hagerstown through May 3, is sponsored by the Southern Prince Georges County BPW PAC. Public invited. for details contact Sharon Parker at the Venice Inn before the luncheon.
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Charles McC. Mathias Jr
R-Md
Paul Sarbanes
D-Md
Beverly B. Byron
Political Action Committee
Venice Inn
Hayestown
Del
Casper Taylor Jr
Allegany
Edward Mason
Garrett
John Bombacus
Prince Georges County
Larry
Ingymia
Business and Professional Women's Club
Maryland Federation of Business and Professional Women
Hagerstown
Sharon Parker
Young pushes county on waste water plant progress
Frederick City Mayor Ronald N. Young said he will push ahead with plans for the Sigevista oe Plant despite no motivation from the county. He cited delays from state EPA red tape and county agreements, warning that without county involvement the project would be far along by now. He urged rapid action and noted ongoing parking deck plans on the Weinberg lot, aiming for construction by late this year or early next year, as well as updates to a parking feasibility study and bonding efforts within six weeks. A budget meeting was scheduled for Thursday at city hall.
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Frederick City
Ronald N. Young
Sigevista Oe
Young
Envionmental Protection Agency
EPA
Suse
Weinberg
City Hall
Former Frederick businessman Rueben Caplan dies in Florida
Word comes of the sudden death on Wednesday of Rueben Caplan a well known former Frederick businessman He died at his home 5327 Charmes Sarasoza Fla He was the husband of Bonnie D Caplan Born in Baltimore February 9 1921 He began in Westminster July 1 197 after service in the U S Army He opened a music store in Frederick April 15 1948 and another in Cumberland in 1965 His business Colonial Music was known as the most complete music store in Maryland He was a past president of the Merchants Retail Division of the Chamber of Commerce and member of the Downtown Frederick Association and other local groups
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Rueben Caplan
Frederick
Charmes
Sarasoza
Fla
Bonnie D. Caplan
Baltimore
Harry
Molly Caplan
Caplan
Westminster
U.S
Cumberland
Colonial Music
Maryland
Merchants Retail Division
Chamber of Commerce
Posdesiak Tiong Cink Setinnol Meanote
Music Merchants, Lodge of
Smith seeks second term on Frederick County Board
Charles C. Smith announced Wednesday his bid for a second four year term on the Frederick County Board of Commissioners. He is the second incumbent to seek re election after colleagues Mary Williams and Adrian Remsberg both Republican opponents chose other paths. Smith, a Democrat, joins Galen R Clagett in seeking another term while Richard Grossnickle has not declared. Smith said the decision followed consideration and that he has enjoyed the past four years and the job grows on you.
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Charles C. Smith
Board of
Frederick County Commissioners
Smith
Mary G. Williams
Adrian McC. Remsberg
Smaith
Galen R Clagett
Richard L. Grossnickle
Kit Atentions
House GOP unveils new budget plan with tax hike
In Washington, House Republican leaders introduce a budget plan with sharply cut domestic spending and 95 billion dollars in tax increases over three years. Democrats and Republicans see a difficult path to a majority in the coming election year as House passage remains uncertain. House Budget Committee Chairman James R. Jones notes the main hurdle is simply passing any budget. The rollouts come amid a series of Capitol Hill news conferences.
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Washington
House
House Budget Committee
James R. Jones
D-Okla
Capitol Hill
Charles W Yinger Dies Veteran Advocate and Disabled Rights Pioneer
Charles W. Yinger, 57, of 500 Biggs Ave Frederick, died Tuesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. World War II veteran who lost both legs, recipient of three Purple Hearts and Bronze Star, charter AMVETS 2 member, DAV leader, and longtime VA center counselor. He helped secure handicap access in Frederick facilities and was active in disabled citizen groups. He previously served as national service officer for VA volunteer services and founded disability advocacy efforts with local partners.
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Charles W. Yinger
Biggs Ave
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
U.S. Army
338Th Infantry
Yinger
Amvets 2
Maryland
Washington and Lee 5
DAV
Martinsburg
W. Va
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