Brezhnev Calls for Military Buildup and Rivalry Push
In Moscow President Leonid Brezhnev warned that U S Cold War policy threatens world peace and urged higher combat readiness for the army and Navy. He said military technology competition is intensifying and urged improved relations with other nations, criticizing perceived adventurism and egotism.
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Beating Political Turmoil Across World In 1980s News Scan
Reports from Moscow Belfast Beirut and Maryland describe political tension and security actions. The Soviet Union criticizes U S policy in Congress and Poland trade status while Belfast police hunt for attackers and IRA claims responsibility. In Beirut U S Marines begin rotating forces with homeward hopes, and Fairchild Industries bars state inspectors over hazardous waste disclosures.
IBM killer seeks trial move in Bethesda court
Edward Thomas Mann told Montgomery County Circuit Court Judge John J. Miller he wants his trial for a September shooting spree at IBM offices moved to another venue. He plans to represent himself and sought a different trial date and venue. the judge indicated a motion to relocate could be granted, but Mann kept December 6 as his preferred start.
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Socialist expected to win Spain election
Madrid Spain AP reports more than 190000 police were deployed to guard polling places as voters faced 8150 candidates for 350 lower house seats and 207 Senate seats. King Juan Carlos met leaders to show support for democracy amid concerns over a far right coup plot.
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Police arrest man on first degree sex offense charge
Montgomery County police pursued a Jeep after a high speed chase ending on Southend Road. The suspect James E. Flanagan, age unknown, was charged with a first degree sex offense. Officers sustained minor injuries. both were treated and released. Spokesman Philip B. Coswell said police have a description of the suspect.
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Firelog continued recounts chase and injuries in Middletown
The report details a motorcycle collision in which Millhram was thrown into an eastbound lane after a Littleton vehicle was struck from behind by Pvt Groelinger who then braked, injuring six bystanders and prompting a police pursuit. State and local police, including Maryland troopers, investigated the incident while ambulance crews treated Millhram and transported him to FM.
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Local officials eye new FOP proposal after workshop
At a recent workshop, officials discussed a fire and police package with potential adoption at the first mayor and board meeting after the session. The plan could be adopted through the fiscal year if approved, with attorney help and examples from 12 to 15 contracts from other municipalities guiding the draft.
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Byrons’ term totals cited amid House race chatter in 1902
A Fredericksburg News snip notes rival Bartlett challenging Byron incumbent Power in the Fifth District. It claims Byron service counts near eight years and lists shifts in re elections, with tangled references to Goodloe and 1970s dates, ending with a remark on rising restaurant prices and diet implications.
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Summer weather continues through Friday in Western Maryland
Weather outlook shows sunny conditions across Western Maryland with highs near 79 today and in the 70s Friday. Showers expected Saturday as a cold front passes, then fair and cooler Sunday. Maryland mountains see sun with clouds Friday, winds SW 10-20 mph, drying conditions excellent today and Friday. Temperature readings across Frederick and nearby locales noted by David Leal.
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Air Force Band Performs Sold Out Concert at Weinberg
U S Air Force Band led by Colonel Arasid D Gabriel and Sergeant Floyd E Works packed the Weinberg stage with 1150 seats filled and standing room at capacity. Tom Gauger of WMAL spoke as narrator while musicians described as graduates from prestigious conservatories performed before 59 million listeners across 50 states and countries in the band’s 40 year history.
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