Salvadoran defense minister tied to nun murders coverup claim
A U S State Department report says it was possible Salvadoran Defense Minister Carlos Euserio Vides Casanova, former head of the National Guard, was aware of and may have acquiesced in the coverup of the 1980 murders of four US churchwomen. Five former guardsmen were convicted in the case. The report notes political talks with the Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front were possible if armed groups stayed from the table.
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Dan Salvador
el Salvador
AUS
Guerrila Monvemeti
Democratie Resuluvanar Front
Jose Napaleon Duarte
US State Department
Carlos Euperio Vides Casanova
National Board
Qme
Carson Denies Involvement With De Lorean Trial
Angered by testing that John De Lorean confided he was involved in cocaine trafficking with Johnny Carson, the comedian tried to denounce the rumors during The Tonight Show. Hoffman, the government witness, said the remark was raised years later and authorities dispute its credibility. De Lorean, 49, spoke to reporters in court after lawyer Weitzman quipped about the Pope.
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Los Angeles
John de Lorean
Johnny Carson
Lbe
Uonas
Carson
James Timothy Hoffman
Star
Howard Weiman
Hoffman
de Lorean
James Walsh
Arsen Hoffman
Delese
Os Weitzman
Mondale booed at California rally over nuclear plant stance
Union workers at Diablo Canyon jeered former VP Mondale when he called for closing the plant at a San Luis Obispo rally. Hart and Jesse Jackson campaigned in New Jersey for delegates as the Democratic race nears the convention. A separate NBC report cites an Italian prosecutor’s top secret finding linking Bulgarian and Soviet agents to the 1981 assassination attempt on Pope John Paul II.
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Waiter Follapduie Ureies
Calfornia
Gary Hart
New Jersey
Diablo Canyon
San Luis Obispo
Mondale
Buddy
Mondale Famapalien
Mudh
Mackes Kantor
California
Hart
Jesse Jackson
Californor
SFO Homme
San Francisco
New York
Join Paul II
Bulganans
Mehmet Auageslas
Bulgaria
NBC
Antonio Albano
Agca
Reagan eyes Stinger missiles for Saudi defense plan
The Reagan administration weighs sending 200 Stinger anti-aircraft missiles to Saudi Arabia amid congressional criticism and delays final decision until next week. The New York Times cites tentative approval and notes talks of 1,000 more missiles, tied to Saudi backing of Iraq in the long Iran Iraq war.
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Washington
Reagan
Saudi Arabia
New York Times
Inside The News and Weather Map Notes
An OCR fragment lists listings and weather map items with a quote attributed to Charles Ste raullo dated 14-1970. It mentions a theme of greatness tied to determination and includes assorted page labels from Inside The News.
Marg Fouche Profiles Jene Kromsburg Cancer Fight and Mothers Aid
The interview features Jene Kromsburg a noted Inéal businessman battling cancer and aiding mothers while Marg Fouche explores his community work. Separately David Rice surveys area men who served at Omaha Beach, recounting memories from the D‑Day invasion and its enduring impact on veterans and locals.
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Marg Fouche
Jene Kromsburg
David Rice
Omaha Beach
Cleabbsle
Patchy today showers and cooler weekend in Western Maryland
An approaching cold front brings scattered showers late today with partly cloudy, cooler conditions for the long weekend across Western Maryland counties Carroll Frederick Howard Montgomery and Washington. Temperatures reach mid seventies inland with humid spells and a mix of sun and clouds over the weekend. Maryland mountains see likely showers and thunderstorms today then partial clearing Sunday and Monday. ocean beaches expect showers tonight and cooler days ahead with high around 70.
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Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Waryland Mountains
Ocean
Ocean City
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Oakland
Westminster
Marid Lesher
Weekend Commencements and Memorial Services Shine Local Schedule
Memorial Day weekend draws 200000 to Ocean City beaches with police presence for safety. Middletown Days honors town and Maryland’s 300th anniversary. Mount St Mary’s College and Prospect Heliana honor war dead with multiple honorary degrees. ROTC commissioning at Prospect Hall. local parades and services listed across Thurmont Sharpsburg Woodsbury and Mount Hope Cemetery venues.
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Ocean City
Middletown
Waryland
Mount St Marys Conege
Heliana Servites
Ann FauntheRoy
Ocean Day
Chamber of Commerce
Johua Gruver
Thurmont
Lhurmont
Sharpsburg
Streice
Woodsbury
Mount Hype
Memorial Pare
Main Street
Mark Hone
Fort Crettice
Caton Bridge
Good Sam Samboree Lights Frederick Fairgrounds Weekend
Lamboree at the Frederick Fairgrounds draws over a thousand Good Sam campers led by Jim Mattingly of St Marys County for four days of camping games and fellowship. The Maryland Good Sam Club aims to promote courteous camping and aid stranded motorists while reserving the site since 1940. National figure Rob Ellison, Olympic Torch bearer, highlights a wide international Good Sam presence with nearly 500 000 members.
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Good Sam Club
Bob Ellison
Homer Cook
Frederick Fairgrounds
Fairgrounds
Eiison
Los Angeles
Pthote
Jeff Taylor
Jim Mattingsly
Machamicsville
SL Mary's County
Mattingly
St Mary's County
Maryland Good Sam Club
Good Sam
Les
AVS
Aso
Maton
Ron Queal
The
Maryland Samaritans
Queal
Maryland
Goodham Club
Cook
Fred
Erick Fairgrounds
Nas Ben S
Rober
Ellison
Washington
Shapters
United States
Canada
Mexico
Gulf tensions rise as Security Council seeks halt to attacks
The United Nations Security Council held an emergency debate Friday and was expected to pass a resolution calling for a halt to the attacks. Ambassador Kanjue Kheressand criticized the session and warned both sides to abide. In Japan, shipowners decided to suspend tanker traffic at Gulf ports in Kuwait and northern Saudi Arabia while Iran warned of potential retaliation.
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Tran
Perstar Gulf
Iraq
Iran
Tramen
Kanjue Kheressand
Toyo
Gulf
Kuwait
Saudi Araba
Saud
Arebuan
Ras Trenurah
Traqon Briday
Bombs spark terror in town as warnings rise
Police chief William Reynolds said a tripwire pipe bomb found on the clay south side caused no injuries but prompted a weekend watch for children near churches and public spaces. Four devices were detonated by an Army bomb squad as authorities warn more explosions may follow.
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Frida
Wiliam Reynolds
Ttern
Bambh
Joseph the Workman Cathedral
Aublity Company
Bemt
Reynolds
Aan Army
Landfill Leader Oversees Daily Flow at Frederick Facility
Alan Misner runs a Frederick County Landfill opened in 1969 on Reichs Ford Road, overseeing about 490 to 700 vehicles daily. He predicts the site will reach twenty more years of use as a 80 foot deep expansion trenches the adjacent farm before refilling, with commercial haulers dominating trash input and Head Weighmaster Dee Lambert logging origin data for county growth and cost per ton.
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Alan Misner
Frederick County
Reich
Ford Road
Misner
Wadie Yale
Supervicar
Fachry
Dee Lambert
Lambert
Sewe Mill Holiday Reopening Notice
No paper Monday as The Sewe Mill offices close for a holiday. Employees may enjoy time with families. offices reopen at 4 PM. Classified and display advertising will reopen at 9 AM on Tuesday.
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Fiers
Kam Paesdas
Mas
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Boo Mondale
Associated Press
Spud Avulea
Inside the News
Charles Steraullo
Pat
Meteorologst
David Lesher
Lesher
Lasher
John Kyrne
GEIGO
Mount St Mary's
Emmitsburg
Byrne
Jack Moseley
LSFAG
Nelie Gray
National March For Life
Archtastoperety of
Newark NJ
Mounts Rotc
Lamboree Enlivens Fairgrounds
Frederick Hochstetter
News-Post
Traq
As the Wyserdated Press
Lisa Farestein
Mister
White County
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