Sinai pact hinges on U S Congress approval for observer techs
A senior U S official says Israel and Egypt will sign a Sinai peace accord only after Congress approves American technicians to man surveillance posts in returned territory and allows unilateral withdrawal under conditions. Kissinger optimistic after 81 hour talks, Israel and Egypt to sign before Congress decides.
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Sadat
Tahseen Bashir
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Compromise energy plan sought on oil prices
Senate Leader Mansfield plans talks with Democrats on a compromise to decontrol oil prices. President Ford agreed to delay veto on a six month extension while Mansfield reports back. Officials say decontrol could cost a few cents per gallon, with broader inflation impact debated.
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Maryland Troopers Enforce 55 mph During Labor Day Crackdown
Maryland State Troopers at Barracks B Frederick plan a holiday crackdown to promote speed limit adherence. Between Aug 13 and 26 local counts show 845 motor vehicle arrests, including 329 radar and 160 unmarked-car actions, with 19 highway fatalities this year matching last year's toll.
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Frederick
Neil Bechtel
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U.S. 340
Steiner's Hill
Robert C. Snyder
Snyder
Speeding warned by Frederick police analyst
Sgt Bechtel states ongoing reminders to motorists that speeding is a serious matter. He notes Frederick City streets have posted speed limits and urges compliance to improve safety.
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Sgt. Bechtel
Frederick City
Millions Hit Roads For Last Warm Labor Day Holiday
The Labor Day weekend kickoff saw about 65 to 70 million travelers on U S roads, 5 million more than last year. Early counts show 43 highway deaths, with the National Safety Council projecting 460 to 560 fatalities over the 78 hour period ending Monday midnight.
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National Safety Council
Associated Press
American Automobile Association
Frederick Fall Festival Parade Set for Oct 19
The Frederick Jaycees announce Sunday October 19 as the parade date starting at 2 30 p m with bands floats majorettes drum corps marching groups antique cars and fire companies. Co chairs Bob Brown and Richard Adams invite entries across thirteen categories with a panel awarding trophies and 2200 in prize money. Antique car entrants receive medallions and contact info provided for entry forms.
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Frederick Jaycees
Frederick
Bob Brown
Richard Adams
Brown
Adams
Frederick News Plans Labor Day Publication Break
There will be no Frederick News published Monday September 1 in observance of Labor Day. Editorial offices will reopen at 4 p.m. Monday September 1 1975 to prepare for the next day’s publication.
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Frederick News
Portugal Faces Military Alert Amid Coup Turmoil
Army units across Portugal were placed on alert after nine anti-Communist officers refused to recognize Vasco Goncalves as armed forces chief. Goncalves was replaced by Vice Admiral Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo, while loyalist Gen Eurico Corvado held influence in the north, with some units revolting.
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Goncalves
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Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo
Eurico Corvadho
Corvado
Frederick ends first CETA auto class with 12 of 15 students employed
The Baker Park ceremony marked graduation of Frederick's first CETA automotive mechanics class. Twelve of fifteen men aged 17 to 41, previously unemployed, now hold entry level mechanic positions in the Frederick area. Instructors praised their determination and the program, supported by CSA and the Board of Education.
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Frederick
CETA
George Strasberger
Strasberger
Clinton Marks
Lawrence Dorsey
Maryland
Local Community Services Agency
CSA
Board of Education
Jeff Martinek
Jeff
Rollie Atkinson
Ford Pledges Action on Unemployment Rate
In a brief statement, Ford pledges steps to address unemployment. Weather outlook shows partly cloudy, warm conditions through Sunday with possible afternoon or evening thunderstorms. Temperatures reach the low to mid 80s today and Sunday. Clarence Darrow quote on laws notes they must fit the people they serve.
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