Senate moves toward King holiday in January 1986
Washington AP reports the King holiday bill clears filibuster hurdles with broad support. Senator Moynihan says a large victory will erase lingering tensions from Jesse Helms opposition as the bill heads for Senate approval and Reagan’s signature after the House already passed it.
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New Market zoning challenge and mixed court outcomes
New Market residents challenged a fuel stop permit in circuit court and won an initial ruling before Judge Cahoon. The case, still in lower courts, could influence county zoning. Key issues compare changes since 1959 versus 1975 plan revisions, with Carbon Oil opposing rezoning.
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John C. Murphy
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Edgar Rossig Jr
New Market Legal Defense Fund
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Court of Special Appeals
Cardon
Court of Appeals
Rossig
Frank Shaw
Horace Kimball
Nuclear arms talks hinge on missile cuts and freezes
Officials say two intercontinental missiles may be scrapped for each new one while submarine missiles are upgraded on a three for two basis. The Soviets offered a total cap of 1,900 missiles and bombers. the US has about 1,600 missiles to the Soviet Union's 2,340. TASS calls Reagan's plan a modernization program, claiming it speeds buildup despite a proposed freeze.
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Soviet Union
TASS
Karpov
Reagan
U.S
Nationwide Friday forecast predicts sun with regional showers
The National Weather Service expects generally sunny conditions nationwide on Friday. Cooler air moves from the Northwest to New England, while showers are projected in the Southwest, Minnesota, and southern Florida.
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New England
Minnesota
Florida
Reagan says Soviets deal with reality not desire to slow arms pace
President Reagan defends U.S.-Soviet talks on long range weapons. He says tensions aren’t at Cold War lows, but relations are more realistic and the Soviets understand Washington’s stance. He notes Moscow’s table presence stems from necessity, not a wish to reduce arms, and cites a Brezhnev cartoon to illustrate current tensions. He dodges whether he will seek a second term, offering only that his judgment will reflect public opinion.
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U.S
Reagan
Leonid Brezhnev
West Germans pause work in protest against missiles
In West Germany millions of workers stopped work for five minutes on Wednesday to protest nuclear missiles. The action was organized by the German Trade Union Confederation, which spans about a million members.
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West Germany
Union Federation pushes for 2p arms talks deal
The Union Federation urged that a two percent agreement be reached at the ongoing U S Soviet arms talks, stressing the need for progress and stability in the negotiations and warning against delays that could worsen tensions.
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Union Federation
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