Tunnel disaster in Afghanistan linked to mass deaths
Western diplomatic sources report up to 2700 civilians and Soviet soldiers died in a 1.7 mile Salang tunnel collapse in the Hindu Kush after a fiery crash. Afghan regime and Soviet leaders have not commented. Radio Kabul lists death notices with unclear causes.
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EPA chief unveils tighter water pollution rules
EPA head announces new water pollution standards defining stricter dumping limits for a dozen industries. Rules aim to push cleanup of U S water by the mid 1980s.
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Would-be governor tops list of 21 write-in candidates
Frederick County voters cast 30 write-ins in last week’s election. John G. Rothenhoefer and Charlotte Rothenhoefer led with six votes, about 20 percent, while Adrian McC. Remsberg and other local figures drew minor totals. The piece notes quirky write-in outcomes, including a mysterious “A Real Democrat” and a Walkersville coach receiving a vote for state Senate.
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Weather forecast and political notes mix in odd report
The forecast mentions snow for Wednesday across Minnesota and the upper Great Lakes with showers in southern California and the Southwest while the West and Northeast turn cold and other areas warm. In political notes Slater denies voting for himself after reviewing campaign finance reports.
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Weather Brief for Western Maryland and Maryland Mountains
A weak cold front passes southeast today bringing fair but cooler weather through Wednesday. Western Maryland highs near 90 with mid 30s to near 40 lows. Maryland Mountains highs in the 50s with lows in the 30s. Yesterday temperatures ranged from 29 to 40 in listed towns.
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