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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Sep 01, 1982

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DOE group debates fusion spending and future outlook

A DOE advisory group at Germantown weighs allocating 80 percent of fusion funds to two large reactors tied to Princeton University and a California program. Dr. Dean cautions steady funding is needed to push a commercial reactor within 10 to 15 years, with Europe and Japan watching closely.

Princeton University California Fusion Dean Deane United States Europe Japan

Board of education backs major CIP plan changes

The Frederick County Board of Education approved key revisions to the CIP budget after a public hearing. Singamore High School is funded in full for FY 85 while Brunswick Middle School is also funded entirely, with planning money earlier approved for 1984. Catoctin track renovations move to seventh priority amid mixed reactions from residents and Linganore High feeder parents.

Board of Education Capital Inn of the Frederick Singanore High School Singamore Comigted Berger Brunswick Middle School Catoctin CIP Brunswick Linganore High Povater Linganore John Snyder Green Valley Singapore Snyder Signe Lucan New Market

Baldrige hails economic gains in latest indicators

Commerce Secretary Baldrige and private economists welcome the government report showing solid economic improvement. The Leading Indicators rose 1.3 percent in July signaling higher activity by year end, though total orders remain 7 percent below pre-recession levels. The Dow rose 4.01 points to 901.31, its best close since August 1901, as investors gained optimism.

Malcolm Baldrige Dow Jones Dow New York Stock Exchange Baldrige Conference Board Lora Colling

Polish police kill two in Lubin demonstrations

Police clashed with protesters in Lubin as bricks and firebombs flew. Two demonstrators died and 12 were wounded marking Solidarity’s second anniversary with mass protests in about a dozen cities. 600 arrested in Warsaw and scores hurt overall.

Lubin Warsaw Poland Solidarity PAP Wroclaw Szczecin Interne Solidarity Lech Walesa Walesa Gdansk London Dzierzonicw Bielawa Klodzko Swidnica Warsaw Radio Katowice Radio Seat nSnee

Begin calls emergency Cabinet meeting on settlement tie to Jordan

Israel's Prime Minister Menachem Begin convened an emergency Cabinet session after a Reagan letter demanded freezing Jewish settlements on occupied Aftab land and linking the West Bank to Jordan in a peace treaty. The meeting was set for Thursday as officials described the pressure and strategy amid regional tensions.

Jordan West Bank

Last PLO forces leave Beirut in final evacuation

The last US backed PLO guerrillas exited Beirut aboard the Greek ship Mediterranean Sun bound for Tartus Syria. The move ended over a decade of turmoil, with 45 women and 33 children accompanying the fighters. Abu Iyad and Abu Walid were among those departing as Lebanon confirmed the final evacuees.

Mediterranean Sun Tartus Lebanon State Radio PLO Yasser Arafat Salah Khalef Abu Iyad Saad Sayel Abu Walid Mth

PLO Evacuated as Arafat Arrives in Greece Amid Beirut Talks

The PLO, Syrians, and Palestinian Liberation Army fighters were evacuated under a U S backed plan to Greece with about 15 000 people moved from Lebanon and surrounding areas to North Yemen and eventually Tunis Beiruts talks focus on Lebanese army and thwarting continued Israeli and Syrian withdrawal Arafat lands aboard the Greek ship Atlantis welcomed by Prime Minister Papandreou and ministers. The U S defense secretary Weinberger meets Lebanese and Israeli leaders en route Cairo and Tel Aviv with plans to withdraw foreign troops from Lebanon cited as key to regional peace.

South Yemen Red Sea Algeria Africa Paros Santorini North Yemen PLO Palestine Liberation Army Greece Arafat U.S. Defense ThEene U.S Robert Dillon Weinberger Blas Sarkis Beirut Sarkis Lebanon Bashir Gemayel Tel Aviv Ariel Sharon Cairo Hosni Mubarak

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