Reagan to sanction apartheid regime with economic measures
President Reagan announced immediate steps to punish South Africa economically for apartheid, signaling a shift under White House pressure. Actions include banning computer exports to security agencies, halting nuclear tech exports until non-proliferation terms are met, limiting loans to Pretoria, and considering minting a gold Krugerrand substitute. He warned against broad sanctions and urged clear steps to end racial discrimination.
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Botha rejects talks with guerrillas over ANC talks
South Africa's President P W Botha denounced planned meetings by top business leaders with the outlawed ANC as unwise and disloyal. Rioting in Cape Town suburbs ended with police shooting twoBlack youths. a funeral for 11 victims sparked further unrest in Guguletu. Reports said Gavin Kelly would lead the delegation to Lusaka with Kenneth Kaunda's help.
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Bridge to Nowhere Overshadows Hooper Island Calm
Inside The News notes partly sunny hot and humid conditions today and Tuesday with a chance of a late afternoon or evening thunderstorm. Highs around 86 to 92, lows 70 to 75 in Western Maryland Weather. A magnified moniker for a monument to nothing contrasts with Hooper Island’s serenity. Michelangelo quote about trifles and perfection frames the reflection.
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City set for vote tomorrow in Frederick primary
Frederick City gears up for Tuesday primary with 14127 registered voters. Voting runs 8 AM to 8 PM at three precincts with moves of machines to South Frederick Elementary Old Frederick Armory and North Frederick Elementary. Incumbent Mayor Ronald N. Young and Donna J R Lane run unopposed in their parties. Eight Democrats and ten GOP alderman candidates vie for five seats, plus one mayoral candidate from each party.
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Rotorex workers end three week strike with new contract
Rotorex employees returned to work at the Walkersville plant after a Sunday night contract ended a three week strike marked by violence and bitterness. union official Helen Johnson said the agreement passed 112 to 104 amid fears of job loss and cited retained insurance terms and absenteeism rules with some changes.
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Private alcohol testing sparking state police clash in Maryland
In Frederick Maryland a dispute grows over whether accused drunken drivers may obtain private breath tests before state tests. Attorneys argue private measurements aid defense while police resist offsite testing and attorney access. Edwin F. Nikirk II buys a 400 breath tester to aid clients amid the standoff.
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Barber charged with gambling violations in Frederick
Maryland State Police busted a long time major gambling operation in Frederick arresting Walter T. Mills 45 of Utica Mills Circle Thurmont on 49 counts of gambling violations including accepting wagers and maintaining a gambling place. He was released on personal bond. Raids at his home and barber shop yielded illegal paraphernalia line sheets slips records and about 6100 dollars. Additional arrests expected as investigations continue involving state police special services division and Frederick City Police.
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Frederick Deputy Austin Pohl Named State Deputy of the Year
Cpl. Austin Pohl of the Frederick County Sheriff’s Department received the Maryland Sheriff’s State Association Deputy of the Year award at its Ocean City convention. He leads the Crime Prevention Unit, helped create the Neighborhood Watch program, serves on the Crime Solvers Board and Drug Council, and illustrated the Deputy Fred Coloring Book now used by agencies nationwide and overseas.
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Four die in Thailand during coup attempt
Bangkok authorities say 400 to 500 soldiers led by former generals struck key army sites with tanks after a coup proclamation. At least four people were killed including NBC News crew members Neil Davis and Bill Latch. Rebel forces began surrendering as government deadline passed and leaders were placed under house arrest. The king met with officials and the incident centered on the Supreme Command base.
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