Americans Leave Libya Evacuation Under Reagan Order
Sixty-seven Mobil Corp employees and families boarded a chartered jet from Tripoli to Frankfurt as the first large group to depart Libya since President Reagan's evacuation order. The move follows U.S. passport revocation for Libya travel and aims to pull about 1,500 Americans from the country amid rising Libyan hostility. Some evacuees cited shortages and hardship pay, while others valued career opportunities in the oil sector.
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Karina Verbrugghen
St. Paul
Minn
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Sandor
Officer Goes on Trial in Maryland Shooting Case
Chestertown Maryland officer faces trial in Kent County Circuit Court for the summer shooting of a 1% year-old youth. The case centers on the use of force by a lawman against a minor during a tense incident on the Eastern Shore.
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Former Ethiopian diplomat faces hard life in America
Kebede Gobrewold, once a wealthy Ethiopian official and a top diplomat, lives in Randalls Town Maryland with his family. Out of work since April after a federally funded position ended, he hopes to apply his knowledge of world politics to new work while urging his children to stay out of politics. He left Ethiopia in 1955 after the emperor Haile Selassie era and rose to director of passports, visas and nationality in the Foreign Affairs Ministry.
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Kebede Gobrewold
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Bebede Eed
Ethiopia
Ministry of Commerce
Ministry of Foreign
U.S. State Department
Snow Falls Across Frederick County and Surroundings
Snow began accumulating as US 15 traffic slowed and Frederick County schools closed early at 12 30 pm as roads grew slick. Hood College and Frederick feature in Newsweek with quotes from Dixie Miller and students about Grownups on campus, noting one third of American college students are 25 or older.
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Frederick County
Hood College
Frederick
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Local advertisement rates for Frederick Maryland paper
Published daily except Sundays and Holidays. Local Rate Within the Marketing Area: By Mail $3.25 Month By Motor Route or Carrier $2.55 Month Published By Great Southern Printing & Mfg. Co. PS Box 578, 200 East Patrick Street Frederick, Maryland 21703 Second Class Postage Paid at Frederick, Maryland.
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Maryland
Frederick
Marylord
Unable to Attend Beltone Hearing Appointment Invite
Anyoar cannot attend the Beltone Hearing Aid Service between 1:08 and 4:00 p.m. A free home visit is offered with a call to 684-9199 to arrange.
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Ti Yin
Paycheck Faces Judge On Sexual Assault Charges
Paycheck appeared before a judge on charges of sexual assault involving two minors, with a warrant issued Friday for alleged activity during a Casper Wyoming concert in April or May. He had just concluded a free inmate concert when arrested at Cole County Jail. Police identified Patrolman Bob Riebold and Natrona County Prosecutor Burt Guets as sources.
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Cole County
Burt Guets
Natrona County
Wyo
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Casper
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