Soviet appoints ex KGB officials to deputy ministers
Moscow AP reports Yuri Andropov elevates two former KGB officers Vasil y Lethepokov and Kirill Vostrikov to deputy ministers as part of a drive to curb corruption and empower the KGB within the Internal Affairs Ministry. Boris Zabotin also named deputy minister, overseeing theft prevention and state security tasks.
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Moscow
KGB
Yuri V. Andropov
Internal Affairs Ministry
Associated Press
Vasily Lethepokov
Secret Police
Kirill B. Vostrikov
Boris V. Zabotin
Central Committee
Conservatives push for strong resolution against Soviets
Senate conservatives urge President Reagan to impose concrete sanctions on the Soviet Union after the destruction of Korean Air Flight 007. The leaders of both parties back a resolution condemning the downing as a cold blooded attack, with White House support.
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Washington
Senate
Reagan
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
Soviet Union
White House
Switzerland suspends air links with Russia over jet attack
Switzerland joined Europe in halting air connections with Moscow in protest of the South Korean jumbo jet downing. A Soviet official said no compensation would be paid for the 269 victims. A fourth mutilated body was found off Japan's coast as ships used nets to sweep the sea floor for remains. Tokyo pressed the Soviet envoy for compensation for Japanese casualties. Pavlov refused.
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London
Switzerland
Moscow
Tokyo
Vladimir Pavlov
Pavlov
Robbery suspect described as athlete in Wells Fargo heist
West Hartford police describe Victor Gerena as a former star athlete and hard worker at a $5 an hour job. FBI issued a nationwide alert for the 25 year old Wells Fargo guard suspected of drugging two coworkers and fleeing with $7 million after overpowering a guard and a manager at a suburban depot. Police search the rented car near Hartford airport and consider an inside job possible. officials say nothing is ruled out.
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West Hartford
FBI
Victor Gerena
Wells Fargo Armored Services Corp
Hartford Airfield
Gerena
Francis Reynolds
Court of appeals upholds Moon's conviction in tax case
Sun Myung Moon founder of the Unification Church loses another appeal as the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upholds his tax evasion conviction. Church spokeswoman Joy Garrett said rehearing by the full court may be sought and if denied, they will take the case to the Supreme Court. Moon remains free during the process.
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New York
Sun Myang Moon
Unification Church
Stil Can
Manhattan
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Joy Garrett
Laurence H. Tribe
Supreme Court of the United States
Moon
Justice Department
Doctors vaccinate babies in womb in Pittsburgh study
AP reports that researchers at Magee Women’s Hospital showed tetanus toxoid given to pregnant women crosses the placenta and prompts the fetus to form antibodies. Led by Dr. Thomas J. Omm, the work suggests broad use for protecting newborns in poor nations where postnatal immunization is hard.
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Pittsburgh
Thomas J. ‘Omm
Mages Women's Hospital
Developing Nations
Gill
Inside The News Sports TV Listings and Weather Map
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Weather Brief From Camp Esk Include Winds Forecast
Winds 10 to 20 mph this afternoon diminishing to around 10 mph tonight and Thursday. Drying conditions improve to good on Thursday. Temperatures yesterday ranged Frederick 67 to 60 Unionville 78 to 62 Mount Airy 72 to 61 Braddock Heights 66 to 61.
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Frederick
Unionville
Mount Airy
Braddock Heights
Antique car parade lights up Frederick for Glidden Tour
Antique automobile enthusiasts gathered at the Sheraton Inn Frederick for the Glidden Tour convention, a five day AACA event September 11 to 16 drawing 350 cars from 29 states. The parade rolled down North Market Street and participants planned tours to Gettysburg Harpers Ferry Westminster Leesburg and Frederick County sites.
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Sheraton Inn- Frederick
Antique Automobile Club of America
AACA
Glidden
Charles Glidden
United States
North Market Street
Sheraton Inn
California
Texas
Gettysburg
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Westminster
Leesburg
Frederick County
Drop In Center Offers After School Care in Frederick
Working parents in Frederick gain a new option as the Girl Scouts and the Family Life Center launch a pilot Drop In Center for after school activities. The program runs 346 pm on Mondays and Wednesdays at Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ. A $3 registration helps cover Girl Scout membership and insurance, with aides assisting children on projects and homework.
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Frederick
Girl Scouts
Family Life Center
Fran Wenner
Frederick County
Penn Laurel Council
Evangelical Reformed
United Church of Christ
W. Church St. Frederick
E. Church St. Frederick
Wenner
Drop In Center opens at Frederick church for kids
The Drop-In Center for after school activities opened at Evangelical Reformed Church 15 W Church St Frederick. The program serves children 6 to 12, runs Mondays and Wednesdays 3 to 6 pm, costs 1 dollar weekly, and provides stories, homework help, music, snacks, and other activities. No transportation is provided.
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Evangelical Reformed Church
W.church St
Frederick
Sacha Malis
Amy Jones
Cathy Martin
Olvie Malin
Hachael Wenner
Gianna Commito
Eee Seine Cotter
Penn Laurel Girl Scout Council
Family Life Center
Flood plan aired for Carroll Creek project in Frederick
Frederick officials and consultants from Rummel Kiepper Kahl and the Water Resources Administration outlined the Carroll Creek Flood Control and Linear Urban Park Project at City Hall. The briefing covered a conduit floodway allowing about 85 percent more capacity, construction staging, and the waterway construction permit process as the team reviewed feasibility and impact.
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Carroll Creek
Frederick
Rummel, Kiepper & Kahl
Water Resources Administration
City Hall
Thomas C. Pauls
State Water Resources Administration
WRA
John Bell
Rummel, Klepper & Kahl
Rebecca Hughes
Oood
Schaefer Wins Landslide In Baltimore Democratic Primary
Mayor William Donald Schaefer secured a decisive 72 percent to 26 percent victory over William H. Murphy Jr. in the Baltimore Democratic mayoral primary, likely becoming the city’s first four term mayor. Murphy failed to unseat him despite national Black leadership support and a strong black voter turnout.
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Baltimore
William Donald Schaefer
Schaefer
William H. Murphy Jr
Murphy
Jesse Jackson
Georgia
Julian Bond
Atlanta
Andrew Young
Martin Luther King III
Dick Gregory
Roberta Flack
Chicago
Lyric Opera House
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