FDA denies coffee seizure in Jacksonville report
The FDA and General Foods deny seizure orders for $20 million in Maxwell House coffee beans amid contamination concerns. Both sides say supermarket coffee is safe and that General Foods will stop selling the beans until safety tests are finished, with seizure actions only possible if action is not taken.
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Liberian Government Tops Tolbert Regime In Coup
Liberia's president William Tolbert is killed as a coup led by a national guard staff sergeant seizes control. The broadcast, monitored by West German and VOA reporters, identifies the coup reader as Staff Sgt Matthew Doe and cites intent to end corruption.
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Israelis withdraw from southern Lebanon after cross border push
Israelis began pulling back from southern Lebanon after a three day cross border incursion triggered by a Palestinian raid. The withdrawal was confirmed by the Tel Aviv command as U.N. observers noted about 100 troops retreating from near Markabe and Shakra.
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Waters At The Top And Other Reading Highlights
A mixed feature section highlights Waters At The Top and a guide on women entering men’s work. New items discuss Reagan’s White House path, exploding projectionism and war concerns, plus sport and real estate notes from local editors.
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Iran’s Bani Sadr Threatens Oil Embargo Over Hostages
Iranian President Abolhassan Bani Sadr meets with ambassadors from Japan and nine European Common Market nations and says Iran will retaliate with an oil embargo against nations aiding the United States in withholding hostages. He will seek an international body to monitor the captives while Tehran delays a release date pending Parliament action.
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Carter weighs next move over hostages in Tehran
President Carter and his aides keep options open as 50 Americans held in Tehran since March may prompt action. Jody Powell says military steps are not ruled out but nonviolent measures remain possible and a naval blockade is not confirmed as the immediate move.
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Maryland State Police Crime Investigations In Frederick County
State police in Frederick County investigated 1,454 serious crimes last year, ranking third among Maryland’s 27 barracks. Carroll County led with 1,926 Part 1 crimes, including murder, rape, robbery, and theft, while Westminster ranked ninth with 7, and Montgomery County handled 780 crimes. The Frederick barracks, with 53 troopers, reported a 20 percent rise since 1977, and 97 percent of Part 1 crimes were handled by state police in 1978.
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Princess Irene to speak at Hood College commencement
Princess Irene de Bourbon de Parma daughter of Queen Juliana of the Netherlands will deliver Hood College's commencement address to the 190 graduates. Her husband Prince Carlos Hugo will lecture on Western European economic forces. The event includes an honorary degree for Irene and a separate lecture by Carlos Hugo on May 2 in Coffman Chapel.
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Well Known Businessman C Oland Meitzier Dies
C Oland Meitzier a noted businessman died Friday April 1 at Frederick Memorial Hospital after his car pulled from the road near Maddieiven following a medical issue. He was born in Montcomern County in 1912, a son of Charles Fo Merizier and the late Anna L Oland Merizier. He was the husband of Mildred Merizier.
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Weather fragment report emerges in garbled note
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Fragmentary OCR note presents noisy garble about wisdom and time. No clear people places or events readable. Unable to extract a coherent headline or concrete facts for a proper summary.
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