Potomac man dies in Montgomery County plane crash
A Potomac resident, 53 year old William Paul McIntosh, was killed when his single engine Piper Cherokee Lance crashed in a corn field near Montgomery County Airpark in Gaithersburg. Investigators from the NTSB and FAA were to arrive, with initial reports noting low approach altitude and light fog.
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Montgomery County
William Paul McIntosh
Potomac
McIntosh
Gaithersburg
Tuckerman Lane
Philip B. Caswell
Bedford
Mass
Montgomery County Airpark
Caswell
BWI Air
Ludside UU Ue
Fulks Farm
Maryland
Civil Air Patrol
National Transportation Safety Board
Federal Aviation Administration
Reagan press tour dominated by Star Wars dispute
President Reagan's Parsippany visit to raise funds for GOP Assembly seats was overshadowed by the U S strategic defense initiative. He defended Star Wars against Gorbachev and Mitterand's calls to end research, asserting it could protect people and possibly reduce nuclear weapons if successful. He noted a Geneva summit with Gorbachev on November 19 and reiterated budget-balancing plans with Gramm and Rudman.
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Reagan
New Jersey
GOP
State Assembly
Air Force One
Newark International
Gorbachev
Francois Mitterand
France
United States
God
Geneva
Switzerland
Weather note and quote under Western Maryland Weather
Sunny breezy and pleasant today with highs near 70 and lows 44 to 48. Map on Page. A Mark Twain quote appears: There are two times in a man's life when he should not speculate: when he can't afford it, and when he can.
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Maryland
Samuel L. Clemens
Mark Twain
Rescue efforts continue for boy beneath Mexico City rubble
In Mexico City rescuers labored through the night to reach a reportedly alive boy trapped in rubble from two collapsed buildings 16 days after the quake. An American Miami team returned with heat detectors, aiding Mexicans at the scene as they plan to cut a ceiling hole to reach him.
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Mexico City
Miami
John Carroll
Metro Dade Fire and Rescue
Carroll
Gorbachev fails to win backing for arms cuts
Paris AP report: Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev leaves France after a four day visit that drew headlines worldwide but failed to secure European support for his arms reduction plan. He met Georges Marchais and was seen off by Laurent Fabius. He proposed talks on nuclear force cuts with France and Britain while Mitterrand dismissed the ideas, citing the French position on Star Wars and space weapon debates ahead of the Geneva summit with Reagan. Frances stance and NATO links colored the talks as Gorbachev urged broader talks on missiles and space defenses.
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Moscow
France
Gorbachev
Georges Marchais
Raisa
Laurent Fabius
Orly
Reagan
Francois Mitterrand
U.S
Elysee Palace
Mitterrand
United States
Soviet Union
Geneva
New York
NATO
Washington
Lebanese police say no clues on Buckley
BEIRUT Lebanon AP Lebanon s police chief said he had nothing to substantiate claims by Moslem extremists that they killed American hostage William Buckley in retaliation for an Israeli air raid on the PLO headquarters in Tunisia The statements gave no details and Tunisian officials had no word on any remains being found The U S Embassy said there was no information and newspaper reports cited Jihad Islami threatening to kill Buckley who was abducted with other hostages since early 1984 The fate of the remaining hostages was unclear Continued on Page A 4.
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Tunisia
Osman Osman
Associated Press
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Buckley
Israel
Tunis
U.S
Terry McNamara
United States
Islamic Liberation Organization
Arkady Katkov
Islamic Liberation Organizations
Damascus
Syria
Appeals Court disbars Maryland attorney Bob Osburn
The Maryland Court of Appeals disbarred Frederick attorney Robert D. Osburn Jr. for a 1983 tax fraud conviction. The unanimous ruling cited a crime of moral turpitude and rejected any mitigating factors. Osburn and his partner Richard M. Winters were jailed for five years with one year suspended and five years probation for filing fraudulent returns and underreporting about $60,000.
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Maryland Court of Appeals
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Robert D. Osburn Jr
Maryland
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Osburn
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Anne Arundle
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District Court
Mary Ann Stepler
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Bo Church
Rubbie
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Rideaki Ohtake
Metropolitan Fire Department
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OMB
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David Stockman
Office of Management and Budget
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Federal Trade Commission
Tom Harkin
Iowa
Donald Riegle
Michigan
George Bush
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Mururoa Atoll
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South Pacific
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New Zealand
Bernard Gerard
High Commission
Vega
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