Philippines faces deadly protests over Marcos regime
In Manila a half million demonstrated against President Marcos near the central post office, with about 1,000 clashing on a bridge to the palace. At least one person was killed as youths burned buses and stones struck police near Mendiola Bridge, while Aquino’s widow urged continued opposition. Marcos spoke on television promising maximum tolerance. In Jerusalem, Herzog asked Shamir to form a new government as Begin resigns, with Shamir poised to lead after talks with Knesset members.
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Manila
Philippines
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Benigno Aquino
Mendiola Bridge
Mendiola Street
Pruiewlog Vietaselves
Aquino
Marcos
Malacanang Palace
Jerusalem
Chaim Herzog
Yitzhak Shamir
Menachem Begin
Herzog
Shamir
Begin
Knesset
Ami
Gluska
Herut
Swift action predicted on War Powers compromise
Congress predicts quick action on a compromise authorizing the Reagan administration to keep 1,200 Marines in Lebanon for an 18 month tour. Democrats object to the length, while leaders in both chambers express support and say the bill could reach the Senate floor this week.
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Washington
Congress
Lebanon
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Byrd
House
Clement Zablocki
D-Wis
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
D-Mass
Reagan
Senate Gop
Howard H. Baker Jr
Tennessee
Soviet to hand items and documents to Japan after jet crash
The Soviet Union said it would give Japan recovered items and documents from the South Korean jetliner shoot down, but U.S. officials said remains would not be included. U.S. Navy ships had twice found and then lost radio signals from the black box, as a multinational hunt for the wreckage continues near Sakhalin.
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Wakeanai
Japan
Soviet Union
U.S
Washington
Pentagon
U.S. Navy
Korean Air Lines
Sakhalin
Moscow
State Department
John Hughes
Inside The News Advice Is Like Snow Quote Feature
A brief feature presents Samuel Coleridge's line about advice as snow, noting its gentle fall and deep impact on the mind. It frames the quote as a timeless reflection from the English writer, inviting contemplation and interpretation.
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Samuel Coleridge
Westheimer urges long-range plan and contrarian investing
Noted economist Julius Westheimer calls for a government long-range plan and advises investors to buy when others sell and sell when others buy. The remarks highlight strategic market timing amid economic uncertainty.
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Julius Westheimer
Great Frederick
Thurmont-Emmitsburg
Gail Cisena
Unseasonably cool week ahead with strong cold front
A cold Canadian air blast will spread across Western Maryland bringing unseasonably cool conditions through the week. Showers and possible thunderstorms are likely today in Carroll Frederick Howard Montgomery and Washington counties with temperatures in the 70s dropping by evening. Lows tonight mid 40s to near 50, then Thursday partly sunny and breezy with highs in the 60s. Maryland mountains see showers fade this afternoon, then windy and much colder tonight and Thursday with highs in the 50s. Farm forecast shows winds 10 to 20 mph west, drying conditions poor today, fair to good Thursday and Friday. Temperatures yesterday ranged from 64 to 91 in Frederick, Emmitsburg, Hagerstown, Unionville, Westminster, and Mount Airy.
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Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Emmitsburg
Hagerstown
Unionville
Westminster
Mount Airy
David Lesher
Frederick Fair Weather Holds Steady Amid Rain
Rain dampens grounds on day two of the 21st Great Frederick Fair while crowds still gather. Officials estimate 15,000 to 17,000 attendees with City and County officials present. Weather forecasts warn of cooler temperatures and continued showers, but judging events remain protected indoors.
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Frederick Fair
Fair Board
Julien Delphey
Chicago
Delphey
Frederick City
Howald Young
Frederick County
Galen Clagett
Maryland
Louis Goldstein
National Weather Service
4-H steer show rounds up at county fair
Judge Chet Hughes of York County Pennsylvania will select the grand champion and Impala XVI steer for Thursday's beef sheep and swine sale to benefit the county livestock club. Merle Wise and Key Chevrolet will again purchase the steer for resale with proceeds to the club.
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Chet Rughes
York County
County Livestock Club
Merle Wise
Key Chevrolet
Club
Chet Hughes
Pennsylvania
Beirut Hit as US Forces Respond to Shelling
Druse militia and Palestinian guerrillas intensified attacks around Beirut after the U S ambassador residence near Yarre was shelled prompting a 10 minute naval barrage by the destroyer John Rodgers and cruiser Virginia. Marine troops went to Condition One alert as clashes spread to Christian districts and Souk el Gharb.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U.S
State Radio
An-Nahar
Yarre
Amin Gemayel
White House
Larry Speakes
Robert Dillon
Speakes
Dillon
Richard Fairbanks
Middle East
Robert C. McFarlane
McFarlane
U.S. Marine
Maj
Robert Jordan
John Rodgers
Virginia
Druse
East Beirut
Souk el-Gharb
Nine farms recommended for sale of easements in county
Frederick County Commissioners vote 4 to 1 to forward nine of 18 qualified farms to Maryland for the agricultural preservation program. Top soil potential rated farms are chosen. state may select six or seven from the county. Remaining details note easement terms and benefits to landowners.
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Frederick County
Maryland
J. Anita Stup
Richard L. Grossnickle
Grossnickle
Charles C. Smith
Sterling E. Bollinger
Stup
Mark Friis
Mebri Mayne
Buckeystown
Timothy and
Gail Crawford
Charles R
Jody L. Savage
Adamstown
John Hipkins
Charles J
Mary Brandenburg
Burkittsville
William C
Francis W. Kepler
Walkersville
Millard
Joanne Crum
Fred C
Gotach leader seeks conversion of center to worship site
Dr. Nicola M. Tauraso has filed for a building permit and site plan review to convert part of the Gotach Center for Health in the Clover Hill subdivision into a spiritual center serving 100 parishioners with 31 off street parking spaces. Frederick County officials will review the change of use and ensure code compliance. The site plan is slated for the Frederick County Planning Commission on October 12.
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Nicola M. Tauraso
Gotach Center For Health
Tauraso
Frederick County
Frederick J. Lowndes
Clover Hill
Lowndes
Herbert Ramsburg Jr
Ramsburg
Gotach Center
Douglas Tailman
United Way campaign opens with early progress in Frederick County
The 1983 Frederick County United Way drive reports 12 percent of a $550,000 goal reached by the morning luncheon. Pledges total $66,018.50 with member agencies leading, and divisions show varying progress toward last year’s targets, including Education, Government, Large Firms, Financial, Commerce and Industry, and Professional divisions.
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United Way
Frederick County
Frank Smith
Ron Wood
Frederick Community College
J. Anita Stup
David Johnson
Johnson
Potomac
Racal Airstream
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Patrick Linton
Frederick County National Bank
Commerce and Industry
Goodloe E. Byron Jr
Robert Clark
Edna Rosenstock
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