Mubarak predicted landslide as Egypt votes
Egypt’s referendum on Hosni Mubarak’s presidency drew a likely landslide victory for the sole candidate. Police were ordered to shoot to prevent disturbance as 22 million voters faced a simple yes or no choice.
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Thatcher vows to keep tight money at conference
Thatcher faces Conservative Party gathering in Blackpool amid criticism from inside and out as she marks her 56th birthday. She arrives under tight security after London bombing by the Irish Republican Army and declares the course will be maintained. Chancellor Geoffrey Howe reiterates the stance in a TV interview.
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Mandrell sweeps CMA win for second year in a row
Barbara Mandrell, host and entertainer, is named entertainer of the year for the second consecutive time at the Country Music Association awards at the Grand Ole Opry House. George Jones wins top male vocalist, Alabama group Dalhart and Turner inducted, with other honors going to Oak Ridge Boys and Don Williams.
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Laytonsville Faces Heated County Landfill Clash
County Executive Charles W. Gilchrist hosts a press conference to calm growing opposition to the Laytonsville landfill. Protesters barred from the event shout for Gilchrist and demand cross examination of his technical experts under oath and release of all landfill data. Ray Schoenke criticizes the proceedings as officials defend the project amid ongoing litigation. A new community response program and a landfill hotline are announced, while talks with citizen leaders are promised by month’s end.
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