Detrick may lose 11 civilian jobs
Fort Detrick faces possible civilian staff cuts for the 1986 fiscal year as Army Health Services Command orders reductions. Spokesman Norm Covert says the number could rise beyond 20, contingent on funding, with base leaders awaiting congressional dollars and exploring attrition and priority reassignments. Colonel Hoke seeks authority to hire more as base tenants grow, while HSC officials review funding changes and the potential for mixed funding.
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Warplanes strike PLO HQ in Tunis amid conflicting tolls
Six Israeli warplanes bombed the PLO headquarters near Borg Cedria, Tunis. Casualty figures vary: Cairo cites one dead, Amman notes about 35 wounded or killed, while Israel places at least 20 dead including a PLO bodyguard. A retaliation claim cites Cyprus killings last week.
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AIDS vaccine unlikely before 1990 per Public Health Service plan
The Public Health Service released a master plan noting it is unlikely a vaccine or therapy to curb AIDS transmission will be generally available before 1990. The agency aims to stop transmission by the year 2000, acknowledging vaccines’ impact would take years after deployment.
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West German leader reports cautious optimism in Geneva talks
Johannes Rau met U S and Soviet negotiators after a Monday session amid guarded optimism over arms talks. Karpov cited drastic solutions while Kampelman said U S views must be studied. new Soviet proposals reportedly seek a 50 percent cut in both sides long and medium range systems, with limits on Star Wars research and selective limits on US and Soviet weapons deployments.
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Sentencing hearing opens for Jackson in Maryland death case
Jackson Upper Marlboro Heuben Jackson, 40, convicted killer of Joanne Nancy Grossnickie, faces a death penalty decision after a trial in Prince George's County Circuit Court. Defense portrays him as religious and deserving mercy as jurors hear testimony on his life and alleged actions. The case revisits whether the 1984 stabbing and prior robberies qualify for execution or life imprisonment.
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Botha hints concessions to blacks amid apartheid stance
President P W Botha portrayed himself as balancing between radical left and reactionary right and said he is prepared to concede by creating an advisory council for blacks while sanctioning segregation in schools and neighborhoods. He urged black leaders to negotiate, offering no specific details.
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Hartz workers ratify two year contract in Baltimore area
Workers at H L Hartz & Sons Inc unanimously approved a new two year pact including higher insurance and retirement benefits. The 160 to 0 vote praised by Local 604 president Mary Jane McDonald covers all Baltimore region plants with added dental coverage and a first year $500 second year $600 bonuses, plus boosted life insurance to $4,000 and a Martin Luther King Jr Day holiday.
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Frederick County to Represent at Timonium Livestock Show
Frederick County will be well represented this week at the Eastern National Livestock Show in Timonium. The note appears in the C5 Business/Finance classifieds section.
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Pablo Picasso Quote on Art as Truth Revealed
Words attributed to Pablo Picasso describe art as a lie that reveals deeper truth. The quote reflects the Spanish artist's view of creativity guiding perception, blending imagination with reality to uncover meaning.
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