U S and Soviet arms talks reopen in Geneva on January seventh
The United States and the Soviet Union revive negotiations in Geneva beginning January 7 to curb nuclear and space weapons. President Reagan adviser Robert McFarlane says the talks aim for concrete agreements, though the process will be difficult and sustained. Shultz and Gromyko will set objectives and agenda as the session marks the first face to face talks since 1979 on several weapon classes.
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Three killed in Korean DMZ gun battle
A gun battle at Panmunjom in the Korean DMZ left two North Koreans and one South Korean dead, and an American soldier wounded. The UNC said North Koreans crossed into the southern half of the Joint Security Area after a Soviet tourist fled, prompting defensive actions. The North Korean radio reported three deaths on their side and one serious injury, while identification of casualties pending relatives.
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Downtown Ener shines with old fashioned Christmas events
Santa will ride a horse drawn carriage at 6 p.m. downtown tonight and head to Park Alley Antiques on East Patrick Street. The city plans ongoing carriage rides starting next week after two city trees are lit. A Tree of Hope in Court Street garage will glow as $1 donations light vertical segments, aiming for $10,000 to light the top star. Carriage hours vary by weekday weekend.
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Maryland lawmaker files missing children bill
Frederick County Del Thomas Hattery pre-files legislation to create a Maryland missing children network, central registry, and information center. The measure proposes no waiting period for searches, photographs and dental records, and coordination with national crime information networks. The bill draws on Adam Walsh Foundation input and aims to train police and educate families and communities.
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Park planned on blast site after 346 killed near Mexico City
State officials announced a park will rise on the scorched ground near the Pemex gas facility blast in San Juan Ixhuatepec. Bulldozers will raze 122 homes, with new housing offered to displaced families as residents debate risks and future Pemex plans. Nine more deaths raised the toll to 346 as survivors return amid charred ruins and ruined lives.
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Weather Lets Warm Weekend For Western Maryland
Forecast says sunny and warmer today through the weekend in Western Maryland. The A-2 weather map accompanies the update, with dawn arriving slowly and dusk advancing, as reflected in the page notes.
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