Cardinal Terence Cooke Dies At 62 In New York
Cardinal Terence Cooke, who rose from a South Bronx priest to lead the New York Archdiocese, died at 4:45 a.m. at 62 after battling acute leukemia with lymphoma. Rev. Peter Finn confirmed the death at the chancery residence behind St. Patrick's Cathedral. President Reagan praised Cooke's holiness and dedication to the church in a White House statement.
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New York
Terence Cooke
South Bronx
New York Archdiocese
Peter Finn
Archdiocese of
Cooke
Chancery
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Finn
Reagan
White House
Assassination of Lebanese militia chief rocks Sidon region
Hussein Wahhe, Shiite leader of an Israeli backed militia in Adloun district south of Sidon, was killed as his Mercedes traveled the Sidon Tyre coastal highway. Conflicting reports say he died in a hail of gunfire or from a remote explosive. his wife was seriously injured.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Hussein Wahhe
Adloun
Sidon
Wahbe
Tyre
Words of wisdom from Woodrow Wilson on nourishment
A quotation from President Woodrow Wilson remarks that no one can worship God or love their neighbor on an empty stomach, highlighting the link between sustenance and service.
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Woodrow Wilson
Catoctin Colorfest Invites Recipe Ideas for Weekend
Colorfest visitors are invited to share ideas with area cooks as samples of dishes planned for weekend festivities are highlighted. The event showcases local culinary talent and seasonal colors at the festival site.
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Catoctin
Pleasing Patience in Pot Weather and Friday Sunshine
Western Maryland counties expect mostly sunny mild conditions today with highs in the mid 70s and cooler nights. Friday remains sunny with highs in the upper 60s to low 70s, followed by a weekend of pleasant mid 70s, while Maryland mountains see partly cloudy breezes and cooler highs near 70. Northwest winds 10-15 mph today, turning west Friday, with good to excellent drying conditions. Temperatures from yesterday show Frederick 79 low 52 and nearby readings in the high 70s to low 60s.
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Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Hagerstown
Unionville
Westminster
Mount Airy
David Lesher
City Sets No Parking for In the Street Celebration
Frederick City police outline no parking zones and barricades for the In the Street Celebration this Saturday. North Market Street from Patrick to Seventh will close, with shuttles from the fairgrounds and Gov. Thomas Johnson High School. About 10,000 to 30,000 attendees are expected. fire police will direct traffic on North Market during a noon to 1 p.m. mile race. Parking at off-street lots remains allowed. towing will enforce barricade rules for vehicles on closed streets.
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Peirce Stine
Fairgrounds
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
North Market Street
Patrick Street
Seventh Street
Church
Patrick
Seventh Streets
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13Th Street
Sixth
Stine
North Market
Court Street
Maxwell Alley
East Second Street
Maxwell Avenue
City Hall
Market Street
West Fourth Street
Klinehart’s
Carmack-Jay's
US and Sovi ets open new round of arms talks in Geneva
The United States seeks to break the deadlock in the Strategic Arms Reduction Talks by offering Reagan's full proposal to the Soviet Mission. Gen Edward L Rowny and Viktor S Karpov met briefly as the fifth round of talks begins alongside the INF discussions. Reagan calls for a build down of at least five percent of each side's strategic missiles annually and for limits on bombers and air launched cruise missiles. The US holds a 410 to 243 edge in bombers. Tass labels the proposals vague and unclear.
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Geneva
Switzerland
United States
Soviet Union
Edward L. Rowny
U.S
Reagan
Viktor S. Karpov
New Market wins bid to block Arizona truck stop
Maryland Court of Special Appeals upholds a circuit court ruling blocking a 6.2 acre site at Md 75 and I-70 east of New Market from rezoning for a truck stop. Residents argued the rezone would harm the antiques town and its economy. Cardon Oil Co. had sought the change and a fuel stop permit was issued pending appeal.
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Maryland Court of Special Appeals
New Market
Arizona Oil Company
6Th Judicial Circuit
Frederick County
MD. 75
Maryland
Carbon Oil Co
FMH faces clash over 12 bed psychiatric unit expansion
Maryland planners with MHRPC question need for a 12 bed psychiatric unit in Frederick Memorial Hospital expansion. They conditioned approval on removing the unit to cut floor space, while FMH president Klattz argues County demand supports the unit. Final decision due November 8, with a commission hearing ahead.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Maryland Health Resources Planning Commission
MHRPC
Richard Coughlan
FMH
James K. Klattz
Klattz
Frederick County
Kluttz
Berger defense testimony under way in Ohio school case
In U S District Court Cleveland, three former Ohio teachers sue Frederick County School Superintendent Stuart D Berger alleging constitutional rights violations through harassment and job transfers. Defense opened after plaintiff case. Diana Lindsey testified about a teacher Hansen and classroom concerns.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Frederick County
Stuart D. Berger
U.S. District Court
Elen Hansen
Margaret Malloy
Natalie Zapiatynski
Berger
U.S
Frederick
North Olmsted
Niki Z. Schwartz
Chamber
John i. Matos
Diana Lindsey
Lindsey
Hansen
Ms. Hansen
Reagan Warns Soviets On Arms Race And Peace
President Reagan told AP that the United States can outproduce the Soviets in weaponry and urged negotiations for arms control before the Soviet Union is overwhelmed. He warned they may choose peace or face a race that could lead to war or stabilization and reduction of ICBMs and MRBMs.
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Senate
James Watt
Reagan
Watt
United States
Associated Press
Edward Renny
Geneva
Switzerland
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