City to relist Hose building after failed inn plan
City officials began new negotiations to sell the 1848 firehouse on W Church Street after ADM Partners failed to deliver an inn. Mayor Ronald N. Young noted a $12,250 deposit may be lost if no deal closes by the new deadline while other groups consider renovation or new uses.
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Shultz to Meet Soviets on Second Summit Plan
Secretary of State George Shultz will confer with Soviet officials in Moscow next week to set up a second US Soviet summit while the Reagan Gorbachev talks proceed. NBC reports a US counterproposal accepts a 250 percent cut under different definitions, proposing reductions to 4,500 warheads with a 3,000 warhead limit on land based arms.
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Reagan confident about interview with Soviet press
President Reagan prepared for the first US Soviet journalist interview in 25 years. Four Moscow reporters would pose questions in the Oval Office, with Izvestia set to publish the session likely Sunday, 16 days before Geneva summit. Officials expect respectful questions and no hard pushes.
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Astronauts launch military satellite from Spacelab
Astronauts aboard the shuttle with the largest crew to date test a 15-pound satellite named GLOMR as part of a Pentagon DARPA program. The craft aims to relay commands to sensors tracking Soviet submarines under Arctic ice and may collect weather data. future missions could deploy polar payloads.
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President rejects Craxi resignation in Italy move
In Rome President Cossiga rejected Premier Craxi’s resignation but granted permission to seek a new confidence vote, a strategic maneuver to revive the ruling coalition after the Lauro hijacking crisis. The coalition holds a solid majority in Parliament, with five parties backing the setup. Meanwhile in Beirut, Lebanese fighting rages as Druse militiamen clash with government troops, Israeli planes conduct mock raids, and a sergeant is reported killed with four soldiers wounded.
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Frederick resident diagnosed with Guillain Barre syndrome
Gwen McEntire chronicles a Frederick resident's recent diagnosis of Guillain Barre syndrome in this feature. The story appears in the Business / Finance section with a quoted proverb about stumbling twice against the same stone.
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Mayor slams GOP over background check on Hagerstown investments
Frederick Mayor Ronald N. Young assailed Republicans for an unethical background check on his Hagerstown investments. Campaign treasurer Ted Salisbury acknowledged some inquiry but found no wrongdoing while opponent Donna Lane denied knowledge. Young, who owns several renovated apartment buildings, argues checks target his conflicts with Frederick politics and downtown redevelopment plans.
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Trade deficit hits record as imports surge in September
Washington reports a 0.1 percent rise in the leading indicators amid a record trade gap of 15.5 billion dollars in September. Imports jumped 21.8 percent to 33.3 billion while exports rose 1.8 percent to 17.7 billion, keeping the deficit at a decade high and delaying anticipated gains from a weaker dollar.
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