Reagan proposes fresh start in U S Soviet ties at UN
President Reagan urged a regional peace process in Afghanistan Cambodia Ethiopia Angola and Nicaragua during a UN General Assembly address. He argued Marxism Leninism warps with the people as Soviet troops battle insurgents in Afghanistan and warned the conflicts spill over to neighbors. He tied regional peace to his upcoming summit with the Soviet Union.
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West South Street work crews braving weather continue renovations
City of Frederick crews replace sidewalks curbs and resurface West South Street as traffic slows. Separately in Geneva Mikhail Gorbachev leads regional peace talks proposals with the United States and Soviet Union seeking halts to foreign intervention limits on arms and freer elections in a broad effort tied to Afghanistan and UN anniversary remarks.
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White House fence jumper in critical condition after jail arrest
Baltimore man Robert Edward Watson, 24, is on life support at Georgetown University Hospital after being found hanging by boot laces in a D C jail cell following his arrest for attempting to climb the White House fence. He faces charges of attempted unlawful entry and was taken to a police holding cell.
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Weather outlook and map note for Western Maryland
Inside The News reports today’s showers with high temperatures from 64 to 48 and nightly lows between 50 and 55. Western Maryland Weather section directs readers to a map on page for regional details.
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Local grid teams face playoff eliminations in season roundup
A roundup previews the approaching end of the grid season with several local teams at risk of elimination. Page C1 promises updates on standings and playoff implications as districts and fans brace for crunch-time results.
City GOP candidates push issue oriented campaign in Frederick
Republican candidates in Frederick briefed at a GOP forum on October election goals. Donna Lane urged focusing on policy rather than attacking the all Democratic leadership. Kreissig cited discontent after door knocking with worries about current governance. Lane advocated term limits to two for mayors to curb long tenure.
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Freeman Ties AIDS to Economic Decline in Maryland Race
Maryland gubernatorial hopeful Lawrence Freeman links AIDS to broad economic collapse affecting the state and nation. Affiliated with LaRouche policies, he calls for public health measures including screening and quarantine and argues poverty and poor housing drive spread, while criticizing local manufacturing decline and S&L deals.
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Rain delays start on Carroll Creek project in Frederick
Mayor Ronald Young recalls Carroll Creek flood control and park plan, aims to begin work on the sewer interceptor after rain delays. Project spans downtown from Bentz to Highland streets, slated for 10 to 20 years, with funding of 797,925 for the sewer interceptor and 2.9 million for Court to Market conduit.
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Mubarak in Jordan for summit meet
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak arrived in Amman for talks with King Hussein on Israeli peace proposals and possible re- evaluation of ties with the PLO. They planned discussions on PLO role in future moves and a potential meeting with Yasser Arafat, with a possible trip to Baghdad to meet Saddam Hussein.
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Frederick City absentee ballot deadline and emergency voting
Absentee ballots for the Frederick City general election on November 5 are available through the Board of Election Supervisors at 12 E. Church St. Voters must apply by October 28. Emergency absentee voting is allowed for illness, accident, or death in the immediate family after the deadline. contact the board for procedures. The League of Women Voters is preparing a voter guide for The Frederick News-Post, remaining nonpartisan.
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