Soviet says Reagan plan a propaganda maneuver
Moscow denounces Reagan’s medium range missile proposal as a propaganda ploy to secure NATO support for U S missiles in Western Europe. Pravda calls for scrapping the deployment and notes Britain and France must be included. Novosti warns mirrored danger could force a broader Soviet buildup.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Reagan
NATO
U.S
Europe
Communist Party
Pravda
U.N. General Assembly
Novosti
United States
Quake survivors on Miyakejima receive emergency aid
On Miyakejima, emergency supplies arrive as Mt Oyama erupts forcing about 1000 residents from homes. The 2686 foot volcano halts air and road traffic, leaves 90 percent without water, while Maritime Safety Agency boats and Japan Self-Defense Force helicopters deliver water and boxed meals.
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Miyarkejima
Japan
Pacific Island
Maritime Safety Agency
Air Self Defense Force
Motomi Iwama
Tokyo
Mexico to ship oil to Sandinistas despite rebel threats
Mexican Senate leader says Mexico will ignore warnings from anti-Sandinista rebels and continue supplying 7,500 barrels of crude oil daily to the Sandinista government under a humanitarian aid deal. The defense chiefs of El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala plan to bolster defenses against Nicaragua's leftist government, while Mexico remains the sole oil supplier.
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el Salvador
Honduras
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Mexico
Mexican Senate
Democratic
Rafael Cervantes Acuna
Defense Committee
Severe Tucson floods threaten Phoenix dam and roads
Cloud burst rains caused widespread damage in Arizona with 13 dead or missing. Flooding could push a dam and mud into Phoenix suburbs as I-10 closures isolate Tucson. Damage runs into hundreds of millions as storms remain likely this week.
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Tucson
Ariz
Phoenix
National Weather Service
Arizona
Turson
Terry Conner
National 4-H Week highlights from local districts
Becky Brashear and David Ricé report on the outstanding operators of the year for the Catoctin and Frederick Soil Conservation Districts as National 4-H Week marks activities. A gardening special section guides fall planting for best results.
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Becky Brashear
David Ricé
Catoctin
Frederick
Weather outlook for Western Maryland and md mountains
Sunshine today then showers late tonight and Wednesday as a weak front passes. Western Maryland highs in mid 80s today, mid 70s midweek, lows near 60. Mountains may see showers late today and Wednesday, highs near 80, 70s Wednesday. Winds southwest 10 mph today and 10-15 mph Wednesday. Temperatures yesterday ranged from 44 to 82 across listed towns.
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Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Hagerstown
Unionville
Westminster
Mt. Airy
David Lesher
Citizens Debate AT&T Divestiture Changes At County Meeting
More than 300 residents packed the county commission room and stood outside as they voiced input on AT&T divestiture effects. The session focused on toll free service loss between Montgomery and Frederick, access charges, and higher rates with emphasis on the elderly and low income. Paul Kemp of Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone noted efforts to exempt the pay exchange area and hinted at possible exemptions before the December 31 changeover deadline.
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American Telephone & Telegraph
At&t
Win
Paul Kemp
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone
Montgomery
Frederick
Kemp
C&p
Montgomery County
Harold Green
Lebanon calm falters as Moslem snipers clash
In Beirut Lebanese army troops fired on Moslem snipers in two west Beirut districts as Yasser Arafat's Palestinian guerrillas warned of an imminent showdown with Syria in northern Lebanon. A nine day old cease fire mediated by Saudi Arabia and the United States faced strain while Amin Gemayel's government sought a national reconciliation conference.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Yasser Arafat
West Beirut
Saudi Arabia
United States
Amin Gemayel
An-Nahar
Gemayel
Syria
Arab League
Tunisia
As-Safir
Reagan to offer new arms proposal in Geneva talks
President Reagan sent his chief arms negotiator back to Geneva with a new plan to eliminate the most threatening missiles in each arsenal as new ones are added. Reagan met with Gen. Edward Rowny to discuss the proposal, which aims to move talks forward and gain bipartisan support. Sen. Sam Nunn welcomed the shift, predicting strong congressional backing.
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Washington
Reagan
Edward Rowny
Rowny
Geneva
Switzerland
Conservative Heritage Foundation
Oval Office
Congress
House
United States
Soviet Union
Residents challenge Eastalco fluoride emission limits
Residents at a Winchester Hall hearing pressed for stricter state controls on Eastalco Aluminum's fluoride emissions. The proposed rule would cap allowable fluoride per ton of aluminum at 2.5 pounds and require vegetation testing standards to be kept. AMI official Carl York explained both limits must be met, while William Janson said the plant operates below the cap and can reclaim most vaporized fluoride.
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Eastalco Aluminum
Buckeystown
Eastaleo
Winchester Hall
Adamstown
Christy Carton
Carl York
The
Air Management
AMA
Thetastalco
William Janson
Janson
Jansen
President Marcos says Reagan visit to Philippines unlikely
President Ferdinand Marcos said he told President Reagan last Thursday he would not be offended by a decision to cancel a visit to the Philippines. He doubted the move signaled reduced support as anti government violence rose after the Aquino murder.
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Philippines
Ferdinand Marcos
Reagan
Marcos
Manila
Abc-Tv
Benigno Aquino
Larry Speakes
Republic of
Washington
Japan
South Korea
Speakes
Asia
China
Congress
Berger trial opens in Ohio in district court
Three former Ohio teachers sue Frederick County School Superintendent Stuart Berger alleging violations of constitutional rights through repeated harassment and demeaning demands for resignations. North Olmsted Board of Education also named. Plaintiffs Eben Hansen Margaret Malloy Natalie Zapiatynski seek reinstatement with back pay and permanent injunction. trial expected to last about a week.
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Ohio
Frederick County
Stuart
Berger
U.district Court
Cleveland
Frederick
North Olmsted Board of Education
Niki Z. Schwartz
Schwartz
Eben Hansen
Margaret Malloy
Natalie Zapiatynski
Nancy Lase
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