Weather preview: fair cool pattern from a large central high
A large high pressure system dominates the middle of the country bringing fair and cool conditions for several days. In Western Maryland the day starts partly sunny and breezy with highs 52 to 56, tonight clear and cold with a hard freeze, Wednesday remains mostly sunny and cool in the 50s. Maryland mountains see partly cloudy breezes then sun and cool with highs in the 40s. Yesterday temperatures ranged Frederick 64 to 51, Cumberland 60 to 46, Hagerstown 60 to 48, Oakland 52 to 47, Westminster 58 to 50.
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Maryland
Carrell
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Oakland
Westminster
Election Day Weather Map Forecasts Mostly Clear Skies
The National Weather Service reports clear skies across most regions for election day while the Northwest faces snow and coastal showers. An AP laser photo accompanies the dispatch.
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National Weather Service
Northwest
Dixville Notch votes Reagan in first 1984 election ballots
Dixville Notch in Dixville NH cast the nation’s first 1984 presidential votes with 29 backing Reagan and one for Mondale. Local Republicans celebrated as Sununu Humphrey and Gregg received similar support. The two dozen voters mark a traditional midnight ballot in a community known for its ski resort and rubber plant.
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Dixville Notch
N.H
Reagan
Walter Mondale
Dixville
John Sununu
Gordon Humphrey
Judd Gregg
New Hampshire
Nity
White Mountains
Harts
Frederick News Masthead and Rates Notice
The item lists the Frederick newspaper masthead with staff roles including George Delaplaine Jr as President and Publisher and Fred J. Archibald as Associate Publisher. It also provides advertising and business staff names and the subscription rates: one month 3.30, two months 6.60, three months 9.90, and one year 39.60.
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George 8. Delaplaine Jr
Fred J. Archibald
Myron W. Rendall
Edward F. Mull
Philip W. Hammond
William H. Main Jr
Marlene B. Young
Chernenko vows USSR blocks US military edge
Soviet leader Konstantin Chernenko warned the United States against seeking military superiority, saying the USSR will not allow such an edge. He urged alliances and stressed ideologic unity, while denying any planned new weapons measures and blaming reactionary forces for global tensions.
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Moscow
Konstantin Chernenko
United States
Soviet Union
Chernenko
Communist Andmty Communist Party
U.S.A
Chilesa
Porom
Eee
Priest Jerzy Popieluszko allegedly alive when cast into reservoir
In Warsaw and northern Poland, sources reported the priest was bound gagged and beaten yet alive when abductors threw him into an icy reservoir. Autopsy details cited blood in lungs and rope burns. officials charged include four interior ministry members tied to the case and one suspended general.
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Warsaw
Poland
Jerzy Popieluszko
Popielustko
Popieluszko
Interior Ministry
Reagan Plays Trivial Pursuit Aboard Air Force One
President Reagan played Trivial Pursuit with six to eight staff members during the four hour flight from Chicago to California aboard Air Force One. Edward J. Rollins, director of Reagan Bush 'M, reported Reagan cheered and joked as the game unfolded with the staffers joining him mid flight.
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Reagan
Chicago
California
Edward J. Rollins
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Wace Qagwey
Ronald Reagan
Rollins
Air Force One
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Auchensichahian Casino
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