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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1983

Page

3

Labor Day Weekend Activities Across Area Shine

Maryland police will ramp up patrols along major interstates to curb speed and drunk driving during the Labor Day weekend. In Ocean City officials expect 250000 beachgoers as hotels fill, while Orioles host Red Sox and fireworks light Memorial Stadium skies. Gaithersburg hosts a parade, and events include the Maryland State Fair, Renaissance Festival, a White House tour, and the World Science Fiction Convention in Baltimore.

Maryland Tom Moore Baltimore Ono Navona Safety Council Chicago U.S. 50 MD. 4 Toe State Mary Low Insley Ocean City Colts New England Patriots Redskin Dallas Cowboys Abc-Tv Frederick Falcons Page County WeCurdy Jerry Lewis Gaithersburg Girard Street East Diamond Avenue Russell Street Lake Forest Timonium Columbia White House Couony

Public reaction to Soviet actions stirs mixed views in U S

Citizens express urges for action and dialogue with the Soviet Union after the shooting down of a Korean airliner. Officials advocate continued diplomacy, with calls for acknowledgment and explanation from Moscow. Religious groups urge a formal Soviet response while public figures condemn the act and defend defense measures. International leaders weigh in on U S Soviet talks as events unfold.

Kent United States Soviet Union Amvets Robert L. Wilbraham Central America

Tractor trailer crash leaves family injured. driver charged

Investigating officer Th William J Updegraff reported the tractor trailer traveled too fast. Cecil Creel, 46, and two of his daughters, Tammy 8 and Tracy 15, escaped injury in the mishap. Wendy 15 was treated for minor injuries. William T Layton 41 and Mary Layton 38 were hospitalized in serious condition after the crash while driving a tractor trailer carrying Sunday comic sections of The Washington Post. Layton faces charges of failing to control speed to avoid a collision and driving while intoxicated.

Cecil Creel Denlee Drive Clinton Tammy Creel Tracy Creel Creel Wendy Creel Frederick Memorial Hospital Wiliam T. Layton Mary Layton Rt 2 Harryington Del Long County Hospital Layton Washington Post Th. William J. Updegraff State Police Matt Neufeld

Byron clarifies statement on downed Korean airliner death

Representative Beverly Byron spoke at a Brunswick town meeting denying she urged war after a Soviet downing of a South Korean jumbo jet. She said she had limited initial knowledge, blamed media reports, and stressed that armed forces must weigh consequences when targeting civilian aircraft and marines were later killed in Lebanon.

Siath Beverly Byron Soviet Union Brunswick Congress Bryan Lebanon

Reagan Speaks on Travel Rights After Soviet Incident

President Reagan stressed travel rights and safety of air travel while addressing the Korea airliner destruction. Speakes cited insufficient laws against Soviet actions and noted forthcoming sanctions would be administrative and international, not economic or grain embargoes, after consultations with Congress and allies.

Speakes United Nations United States Soviet Union Tass Reagan Moscow Central Intelligence Agency George P. Shultz U.S Moscom Washington Post New York Times Nuelear

Maryland schools attract more Black students this year

The University of Maryland medical and dental schools report success in drawing more Black students this year while the law school again enrolls a relatively high number of Black freshmen. The dental school lists 15 Black freshmen among 112 in the class.

Baltimore University of Maryland Medical and Dental Schools Law School

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