Iran Urges Resistance as Hostage Talks Pause
Iran's parliament delays hostage debate amid detainee detentions in New York. President Bani-Sadr calls detainees to resist deportation. Rafsanjani notes plan for trials, while U.S. officials deny mistreatment. In Bologna, mass protests follow a deadly bombing, and Israel signals willingness to discuss Middle East issues without altering Jerusalem status. Democratic governors urge focus on party unity over Carter-Kennedy tensions.
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Runaway boy Walter Poloychak wins asylum in suit
Chicago AP Walter Poloychak a twelve year old who fled home and gained political asylum will visit his parents three times weekly under a court order. Circuit Judge Joseph C Mooney said he does not want to tear the family apart and will return Walter when the family can live in harmony. The ruling assigns Walter and his sister Natalie as wards of the state and leaves asylum status unchanged and Federal officials say the grant allows Walter to stay in the United States if he wishes.
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Carter Says He Acted More As President Than Brother
President Jimmy Carter described his role as more president than brother with Billy Carter and admitted no one can push Billy around. He used a near hour long news conference to defend his administration amid turmoil from Billy Carter’s Libya ties and released diary excerpts showing family conflicts between public duty and personal concerns.
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Washington Merry-Go-Round and Thompson ABSCAM ties
Investigative reporter Jack Anderson dissects Rep. Frank Thompson's role in the ABSCAM scandals while other voices weigh in on regulatory overreach, religion in schools, and a giant otter portrait from National Geographic.
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Carter defends Libyan ties but leaves case unsettled
President Carter, defending his handling of brother Billy's Libyan links, says actions were not illegal though not definitive. Senate panel will wait for full probe while opponents press the political angle. Carter admits possible bad judgment in boosting Billy's Libyan stature.
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Hurricane Allen Threatens Jamaica In Caribbean Losses Rise
Hurricane Allen swept west across the Caribbean with 170 mph winds en route to Jamaica. After battering St. Lucia officials reported at least eight dead, hundreds homeless, and heavy banana crop damage. The main hospital lost power and roof loss sparked a national disaster warning as the storm moved west-northwest toward Jamaica.
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Crystal Fountain Road residents appeal for highway improvements
Crystal Fountain Road residents urge action on their dirt road after a brief meeting with Congresswoman Beverly Byron at the Emmitsburg Post Office. A petition with over 40 names cites washouts, deep drainage ditches, and lack of school bus service as major hazards and requests priority road improvements. Byron offered to review the county actions and respond.
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Mount Airy seeks census recount over population estimates
Mount Airy mayor and council vote to ask the Census Bureau for a recount citing estimates of 2,240 residents versus earlier figures and a 2,590 estimate in a planning report. The move affects federal revenue sharing and includes concerns about corporate limits. Also: Parks and Recreation appointments and talks on state trooper funding, with restoration plans for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Terminal.
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Frederick educator and referee Hugh Nolan dies at 44
Hugh B Nolan 44 of 13 Old Receiver Rd Frederick dies August 4 at Frederick Memorial Hospital He was a popular educator and longtime referee Married to Phyllis JoAnn Martin Solan he taught at Frostburg State Teachers College earned a master’s from Frostburg 1971 and studied at Western Maryland College and Maryland He was an active parish member at St John’s Catholic Church and a Knights of Columbus 3rd degree member His career with Frederick County Board of Education began in 1958 as a physical education instructor Continued on Page A-5.
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Rollins Dies at 81 Longtime City Employee
Lester Alfred Rollins 81 of 118 W Third St Frederick died Tuesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital He was born Jan 15 1839 in Leesburg VA son of James Alfred and Eilen Myers Rollins He was married to Irene Mann Rollins a Calvary United Methodist Church member and retired in 1974 from the City of Broderick Survived by his wife four children a brother and five sisters Funeral details not listed in text
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Weather, people and a poet note in one fragment
A fragmented OCR item cites fall and warm tonight followed by a forecast of mostly sunny and hot Wednesday with a near zero percent chance of rain and southwest winds. It also mentions Kim Hubbard with life dates 1868 to 1933 in a stray line.
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