Reagan Heads For Geneva Talks On Tough Soviet Negotiators
President Reagan departs Washington for his first summit with a Soviet leader, aiming to ease suspicions and expand people to people exchanges while signaling no expectation of wide arms deals. The trip includes pre-summit briefings and a plan for potential joint signing of accords with Mikhail Gorbachev.
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Richard M. Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
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Caspar W. Weinberger
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Robert C. McFarlane
Waite to meet captors in bid to free hostages in Beirut
Archbishop of Canterbury envoy Terry Waite announced he will meet the hostage takers face to face in Beirut after receiving a contact and confirming the captors’ identity. He has been in frequent contact with the group holding four Americans as efforts to secure their release proceed amid Islamic Jihad ties and prior threats of a fifth killing.
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Robert Runeié
Commodore
Iran
Islamic Jihad
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Terry Anderson
Middle East
Associated Press
Lawrence Jenco
David Jacobsen
American Hospital
Thomas Sutherland
Transplant recipient Gaidosh goes home after heart swap
Thomas Gaidosh, 47, says he is surprised yet delighted to return home less than three weeks after receiving a human heart transplant, leaving Presbyterian University Hospital to resume life in western Pennsylvania. He was joined by two other Jarvik-7 patients returning home after October procedures. A separate Las Vegas incident reports two F-16s colliding over Nellis Range, killing one crewman and injuring two. In Lisbon, UNITA claims a bomb in a Soviet residence at Huambo wounded many and damaged property. no immediate Soviet or Cuban reaction.
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UNITA
National Union For the Total Independence of Angola
Huambo
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Jose Eduardo Dos Santos
Weather outlook for Western Maryland ends mild weekend
Rain gradually ends tonight with lows around 44 to 48 degrees. Partly sunny and milder Sunday with highs 60 to 64 degrees. Weather map appears on page four.
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Middletown profile interview with Austin Brandenburg
Personal profile features Mary Mills interviewing Austin Brandenburg from the Middletown area. The piece sits in AG Business/Finance classified ads, with a quoted Whistler and Ruskin exchange noting two and two make four despite varied critique.
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Austin Brandenburg
Middletown
State of Emergency Declared in Seven Maryland Counties
Gov Harry R Hughes declares a state of emergency in seven Maryland counties including Frederick due to recent flooding. He seeks about 15 million dollars in federal disaster relief for roughly 19.2 million dollars in damages, while Rep Beverly Byron questions the figures as potentially low. FEMA will conduct independent assessments early next week, with state loan options available at 4.5 percent through the Maryland Housing Rehabilitation Program for flood victims in Point of Rocks and Brunswick.
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Point of Rocks
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D-Frederick
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Brunswick
David Rice
Lorraine Mirabella
Armero flood toll rises after volcanic mudslide disaster
Colombian authorities evacuated along the Claro River as flood risks grew from ice blocks and mud carried by a snow covered volcano. Across Armero and surrounding towns the death toll surpassed 21,000 with thousands missing or homeless, responders racing to rescue survivors and deliver aid while locals questioned warning efforts.
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Caracol Radio Network
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Mejia
la Pintada
Magdalena
Cauca
Cold Rain Dampens Weekend as Music Events Pull Through
A storm from the Ohio Valley brings chilly rain and 50s to 55 degree highs through Saturday night, with partial clearing and near 60 by Sunday. Frederick Community Orchestra concert at Gov. Thomas Johnson High School funds the Children’s Cancer Foundation, Mendelssohn and Hayden on stage at 3 p.m., tickets 5 dollars adults 3 for students. Four area choirs join Festival of Women’s Choirs at Hood College Sunday Nov 17 with free admission. Hood College and Frederick Arts Council host master classes in ballet tap and jazz by Wally Saunders at Gambrill Gym, open to dancers 12 and up, registration 9:45 to 10:30 a.m.
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