Reagan opens Midwest tour with farm aid and grafted relief
President Reagan campaigns in Nebraska and Illinois touting farm relief measures and new authority to convert grain stocks into fuel. He hails the cost price squeeze relief and defends his recession stance while backing Thone’s bid for a second term. A Lebanese and Israeli diplomacy backdrop frames broader Middle East peace talks.
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Apcoigonde
Reagan
Charles Thone
Ilinois
Thane
City Auditorium
White House
Agriculture Secretary
Nebraska
America
Bob Kerrey
Thone
Jacksonville
Ill
Savage snowstorm blankets Michigan
A large Midwest blizzard dumped up to 14 inches of snow on Michigan and across the Corn Belt, knocking out power to thousands. Ironwood workers’ strike left only one operator for snow removal while meteorologists warned of lingering travel and field delays as farmers faced mud and cancelled harvests across Nebraska and South Dakota. Continued remarks on page A-2.
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Michigan
Marvin Taulbee
National Weather Service
Marquette
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Ironwood
Anita Zak
Nebraska
South Dakota
Jerry McDuffie
Gien Lee
Oldham
Frank Morse
Dakota County
J. Harlan Ford
University of Vinnecots Ageonomist
Democrats Tie-Three-To-Two In Frederick County Voter Registration
County election records show 48 668 registered voters for the upcoming Tuesday ballot with Democrats at 26 681 and Republicans 17 774. Independents total 4 202 and Libertarians 1. The two House districts 3B and 4A have nearly equal party shares. District 3H lists eight county districts. Voter turnout has ranged above 50 percent in recent elections, with 61.4 percent in 1978 and 43 3 percent in September primaries.
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Catoctin
Haover
Jackson
Tuscarora
Burkittsville
Braddock
Smithsburg
Ringgold
Buckeystown
Creagerstown
Emmitsburg
Urbana
Libertytown
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Jonathan S. Reiskin
Fredericamycin A Unearthed At Frederick Cancer Lab
Frederick cancer researchers report a new antitumor compound named Fredericamycin A discovered near Baughman’s Lane. Lab tests in vitro and in mice show strong activity against mouse leukemia, mammary tumors and melanoma. The molecule is an unusual L shaped structure suggesting a new drug family.
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Michael Flickinger
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Gemayel urges larger multinational peacekeeping force
Lebanese President Amin Gemayel arrives in Rome amid heavy security after bombing near the embassy. He calls for expanding the three-nation multinational force in Beirut, seeks more troops from current participants or others, and meets with Pope John Paul II and French President Mitterrand as U.S. and France discuss expanding the force. He praises overseas Lebanese groups forming aid coalitions and greets Jumblatt in a gesture of reconciliation.
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George P. Shultz
Amin Gemayel
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Hassan
Morocco
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Sandro Pertiai
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FAO
U.N
Bashir Gemayel
Gemeyer
Tontalion
Francois Mitterrand
Eeeere Serencek Ry
Nae Mwave
World Bank
Leos Cees
Quote by H L Mencken on values and privileges
A concise reflection attributes value in life not to rights but to privileges, citing H L Mencken the American journalist and essayist known for sharp social critique. The line embodies his skeptical stance on entitlement and meritocracy within modern society.
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H. L. Mencken
Tylenol murder prime suspect hunted in New York
Police expanded a dragnet for James W. Lewis described as the prime suspect in the Tylenol killings. Authorities questioned if he was in Chicago when the poisonings happened, while a man resembling him was turned away from a Midtown hotel minutes before police closed in. FBI agents and detectives pursued leads as Lewis and his wife reportedly traveled between New York and Chicago, with officials noting Lewis remained a prime suspect.
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James W. Lewis
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Lewis
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FBI
Kenneth Walton
Rutledge Hotel
Leann
James T. Sullivan
Illinois
Tyrone Fahner
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News-Post
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Pandey
Renuka Misra
University of Toronto
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National Institutes of Health
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