Japan ships to Sakhalin aid for downed airliner
A Japanese MSA patrol boat Tsugaru moved into the Sakhalin zone with three Americans aboard to collect debris and items from the Soviet downing of a South Korean airliner. Five wooden boxes carried aircraft fragments, life boat pieces, cushions, oxygen cylinders, pants, jackets and cloth.
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Police hunt 23 IRA escapees after Maze Prison break
Hundreds of troops and police with helicopters and dogs manned roadblocks and searched the countryside for 23 IRA guerrillas at large after Britains Maze Prison breakout. Fifteen escapees recaptured. one guard killed, six wounded. UK NI secretary orders high level inquiry. Protestant leader Paisley calls for prisons minister Scotts resignation.
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Inside The News TV Listings and Weather Map
A compact note summarizes TV listings and weather map features with a quotation from Albert Einstein about thinking of the future. It references the widow’s words and frames the page content as a brief media index.
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Assad Relaxing on Beach Amid Tense U.S. Talks
Washington Merry-Go-Round columnist Jack Anderson reports Hafez Assad enjoying a beach holiday while U S officials persist in attempts to communicate with the uncooperative Syrian leader. Travel notes by Nancy Luse reveal the Inn at Buckeystown's pastoral charm and hospitality.
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Weather outlook with scattered sprinkles across Western Maryland
A weak disturbance brings clouds and a slight chance of sprinkles today, followed by fair conditions. Western Maryland counties see highs low 70s, tonight cool, Tuesday mostly sunny in the 70s. Maryland Mountains expect showers today then partly sunny. Farm Forecast notes SW winds around 10 mph today turning W Tuesday. dry today, excellent Tuesday. Temperatures yesterday ranged from 38 to 70 across listed sites.
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Lebanese PM resigns as cease-fire holds amid unity cabinet talk
Prime Minister Shafik Wazzan and his 10-member Cabinet resigned after a cease-fire brokered by the United States and Saudi Arabia to halt Lebanon's civil war. President Amin Gemayel urged time to decide on accepting the move and asked the government to stay to ensure a national unity cabinet can be formed for postwar rebuilding.
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Lebanon cease fire ushers peace talks and unity plan
Amid civil war, Druse and leftist allies agree to a truce as Christian militias and the Lebanese army observe a cease fire. Prime minister steps down hours after the pact takes effect, paving a unity conference. U S envoy welcomes dialogue while observers and limited clashes continue near Souk el Gharb and Kairoun. The UN may deploy 500 observers. multinational force members convene in New York.
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Reagan unveils new arms proposal at UN session
President Reagan urged the Soviet Union to join a global nuclear stockpile reduction as he offered to scale back NATO Pershing 2 and cruise missile deployments in Western Europe. He linked the proposal to verification and urged equitable, verifiable limits while defending U S peacekeeping and warning against bloc polarization at the United Nations General Assembly.
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Air Show 83 draws 15000 to Frederick Airport event
Thousands enjoyed Frederick Municipal Airport Awareness Day and Air Show 83 with 15000 aviation fans at the Frederick Airport. World War II planes, WW1 war birds, a Learjet, bi planes and ultralights were on display along with the Flying Circus, wing walker Kevin Poeppelman and skydivers. The event, co sponsored by the City of Frederick and Frederick Aviation Inc., aimed to promote airport use and flying lessons, with a prize draw for a free introductory flight attracting many visitors.
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Frederick Fair quotes hail 1983 edition as record year
Fair board president Julien Delphey praises 1983 Frederick Fair for record attendance and revenue led by Mickey Gilley. An estimated 45 000 attended Saturday with tents selling out early. He credits fine weather despite Wednesday rain and notes plans to seek bigger and better events for next year. Frederick City Police Chief Ashton calls it one of the best fairs.
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Emmys Spotlight NBC Domination and Rivers Controversy
NBC swept the 35th annual Emmy Awards led by Hill Street Blues and Cheers, with 23 awards total. Joan Rivers drew protests with insult humor during her hosting includes jibes at James Watt while Eddie Murphy co hosted.
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