Wilson convicted but vows to press appeal in Libya arms case
Edwin Wilson, ex CIA agent, convicted in a four-trial sequence of seven counts of conspiracy and weapons violations for smuggling four handguns and an M-26 to Libya in return for 8 million dollars. He faces 39 years and a 240000 dollar fine with sentencing set for December 17 and three more trials looming in Houston for shipping 20 tons of plastic explosives to Libya.
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Houston
Space suit failure duplicated in tests at Dryden
Engineers reproduced one of two malfunctions that halted a Columbia spacewalk. A pressure regulator in the suit again yielded 3.7 psi instead of 4.2, suggesting the fault can be corrected on the ground, reducing delay risk for future missions.
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Richard A. Colonna
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California
Johnson Space Center
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Lawmakers resist new plan to cut grain surpluses
Washington lawmakers express caution over a proposed farm relief plan. Representative Dan Glickman questions dropping loan and target prices while Agriculture Secretary John Block warns the final program to ease farm income issues will be clarified within a month.
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John Block
Glickman
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Mistrial Declared In Pagan Motorcycle Club Rape Case
A Delaware Superior Court judge halted the rape and conspiracy trial of three Pagan Motorcycle Club members after jurors said they feared retaliation and had lingering fears. Judge Andrew D. Christie noted safety concerns from more than two jurors and moved to ensure a fair proceeding. Defendants are James T. Spider Burke Paul R. Quiet Hamilton and Paul C. Tango Morris, charged in the April 25 rape of a 22 year old bar waitress.
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Paul C. “‘Tango” Morris
FHA officials urged to stay calm amid protests
Washington AP—Farmers Home Administration officials were told to remain calm as protests over credit policies occur at offices, foreclosures, and other sites. A memo orders staff to avoid confrontation, note group size and violence risk, and defer loan decisions at first assemblies.
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Farmers Home Administration
Fmha
Charles W. Shuman
Agriculture Department
Shuman
HRC speaker on cultural differences in Frederick MD
Dr Edwin J Nichols of the National Institutes of Mental Health spoke at Trunk Hall Evangelical Lutheran Church sponsored by the Human Relations Council of Frederick County. He argued racism fades when minorities know their contributions and roots, citing Beethoven and Eisenhower, and outlined ethnic value differences among Euro Americans Afro Americans and Asian Americans.
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Edwin J. Nichols
Human Relations Council
Frederick County
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Eisenhower
Truman
Nichols
National Institutes of Mental Health
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Weather forecast for Friday shows rain across mid-Atlantic
The National Weather Service expects rain Friday across the mid-Atlantic region and from the lower Mississippi Valley to the Upper Great Lakes with accompanying wet weather and possible snow tonearcoens Fat Iaeta DORN BRIN AP Leser-
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mid-Atlantic
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Commissioners-elect barred from Lake Linganore talks
Two Frederick County Commissioners elect J Anita Stup and Sterling E Bollinger were excluded from a closed session held by current commissioners Monday to discuss the Lake Linganore water and sewer issue. The two said they would have valuable input and noted the ongoing pattern of closed meetings, while the current commissioner said non-members can be kept out.
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Lake Linganore
J. Anita Stup
Sterling E. Bollinger
Bollinger
Weather Outlook for Astoria and Maryland Mountains
Weather brief notes cool and unsettled across the region. Far western Maryland counties expect cloudy skies with rain periods and highs in the upper 40s to mid 50s, while Maryland mountains face cooler temperatures with lows near 40 and Friday highs around 30.
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Woman Held on Check Charges in Frederick
Frederick City woman Carol Ann Hartman, 26, of 1012 Taney Ave., is jailed on bad check charges with a $5200 secured bond. Police say she forged and cashed checks totaling $600 and $4650, using bank funds to pay debts. Proceedings handled by Inspector Paul W. Mossburg.
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Frederick County
Paul W. Mossburg
Carol Ann Hartman
Taney Ave
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Mossburg
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Savings Bank of Baltimore
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Hartman
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