Arab ministers accuse Iran of aggression at Tunis meeting
Arab foreign ministers meeting in Tunis accuse Iran of aggression in its war against Tehran and attacks on Arab shipping in the Persian Gulf. The one day gathering, with all 2 Arab Teague members represented, approved a resolution urging action to end the crisis, noting damage to more than 20 ships including Kuwaiti and Saudi oil tankers since January.
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Peron Returns to Argentina to Meet Alfonsin Delegation
Isabel Peron, former president ousted in 1976, arrived in Buenos Aires from Spain to lead a Peronist delegation in talks with President Raul Alfonsin. Thousands welcomed her at Beuna International Airport as she exited after decades in exile, with police maintaining order along the highway.
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Spain
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Salvadoran government accused of murder in civil war report
London Amnesty International issues a case report accusing El Salvador’s government of orchestrating executions since 1979 and obstructing investigations. It cites evidence of manipulated cases, intimidation, and government involvement as the civil war rages in Central America.
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BTR EPs ae A Sports TV Listings Weather Map
A compact fragment role reads as a page note listing TV listings, movies, weather map, and a quote from Robert Frost. It references sports and broadcasting sections without detailing events or outcomes. The readable text presents a local newspaper card style in the period voice.
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Robert Frost
Travel highlights in Washington DC described by Gail Cissna
Gail Cissna details must see sights in Washington DC. The piece outlines landmarks, museums and historic spots for visitors. It emphasizes accessibility and central locations for travelers exploring the nation’s capital.
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Washington, DC
Ieeser
Gail Cissna
Frederick Community College leads largest 26th commencement ever
About 240 graduates filled FCC gym for the 26th commencement. President Jack Bo Kussmaul hailed the class as a record, noting the growing trend of returning students from ages 17 to 70. Speaker Gial Wo Harris emphasized education as a path to new careers, with many graduates pursuing further study or different fields despite challenges.
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Frederick Community College
FCC
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Harn
Mount St Mary's College
University of Baltimore
Kendra Hawthorne Needs Second Liver Transplant
Two year old Kendra Hawthorne at Children's Hospital Pittsburgh struggles for life awaiting a second liver donor. Community and hospital staff report she is not rejecting her current liver, but the transplant from the 14 hour operation is not enough to sustain her indefinitely. Neighbor Peter Gibson quoted the family’s ongoing hope and concern.
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Ufo
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Kendra
Gordon Hawthorne
Montgomery County
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Putshuegh Hospital
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New Market resident Mehrie Wachter dies at 66
Mehrie N Wachter, a long time New Market figure and former grocer, dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital age 66. He headed the New Market Fire Company and held roles in local lodges and fraternal groups. Interment plans were not disclosed and neighbors recall his community service.
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Old National Pike
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Court of Appeals to hear matter in September
The Court of Appeals will hear a case in September involving Frederick District Court Judge Stanlyn Kennett accused of forging a signature to clear a record. The Judicial Disciplinary Commission recommended Kennett be removed, citing evidence of improper actions linked to Randy DeMaris, grandson of a political supporter. The proceedings include prior inquiries and hearings at the Frederic County Courthouse.
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Marion W Rice
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Mary Agr Stepner
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Arrapelaerene Heta
Tredirick County
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Soviets Increase Nuclear Sub Fleet Off U S Coast
Moscow asserts it has expanded its nuclear armed submarine fleet with missiles ready to reach United States targets within minutes. Defense Minister Dimitry Ustinov told Tass Moscow would respond to NATO's deployment of Pershing 2 and cruise missiles, accusing Reagan of racing toward wider arms talks impasse.
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