Four day cool stretch with high pressure over mid Atlantic
A large high pressure system settles over the eastern states bringing cool, dry weather through Thursday. In Western Maryland the day will be mostly sunny and cool with breezy afternoons and highs around 52 to 56, clearing tonight to 25 to 32. Thursday returns sunny and milder with highs 56 to 62. Maryland mountains see partly cloudy skies today then sun on Thursday with highs in the 40s and lows near 20. Yesterday's temps ranged from 33 to 55 across towns like Hagerstown, Westminster, Oakland, and Westminster.
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Nationwide Weather Outlook Thursday Forecast
The National Weather Service projects clear to partly cloudy skies across most of the country on Thursday. Cold air moves in from the Northwest through the Plains, while the Southeast warms. An AP Laserphoto accompanies the report.
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Soviet Leaders Congratulate Reagan After Victory
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Reagan Era Sparks Narrow Vermont Governor Race and GOP Wins
The closest statewide race was Vermont governor where Democrat Madeleine Kunin led Republican John Easton. Rep. Clarence Long of Maryland, ousted by Helen Dietrich Bentley, used his chairmanship to oppose Reagan's Central American policy. The 1980 campaign marked Reagan's major electoral triumph, ending with his supporters hearing that it signaled “the beginning of everything.”
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