Iranian Parliament unlikely to decide hostages before May
Iran's Revolutionary Council secretary Mohammed Behesti said the Majlis must be organized by late April and that hostage decisions likely cannot be reached before then. He noted Khomeini could alter timing with a new ruling, and warned delays in elections could push the issue further.
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U.S
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Kennedy and Reagan surge in New Hampshire primary
In New Hampshire Kennedy suffers a 49 to 38 loss to Carter, while Reagan dominates with 50 percent in a seven-way Republican field. Bush fades from leadership as Carter wins Democrats in Minnesota straw votes and Kennedy pivots toward industrial states for a comeback.
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George Bush
Iowa
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California
Edmund Brown Jr
Bob Dole
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New England
Illinois
New York
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
White House
Jody Powell
City balks at sewer quota swap annexation may be stymied
Frederick City may reject annexation of Frederick Community College if it requires reimbursing the sewage capacity used by FCC. The FCC board seeks annexation, while county officials propose the city accept additional capacity. Mayor Ronald N. Young warns against any capacity exchange and cautions growth could threaten city interests. County commissioners avoided discussion, noting they are only three people.
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Frederick Community College
FCC
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Ronald N. Young
Young
Winchester Hall
Mary G. Williams
County builds library outside city zoning rules
Frederick County moves forward with a $2.5 million library headquarters on East Patrick Street despite city zoning board opposition. County officials cite an opinion from Maryland Attorney General that the county need not follow city zoning regulations. The site, purchased last spring for $350,000, faced a 20 vehicle parking variance request.
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Lawrence E. Spielman
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Maryland
Frederick County moves ahead with new jail facility plan
County commissioners unanimously awarded a 157.00 contract to Davis Smith Carter & Rider Inc. of Reston Va for a 2.8 million jail project feasibility and design study. The work will assess 120 cells, future expansion, operating costs, staffing, energy efficiency, and site options in Frederick County.
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Reston
Staf
Freder Yeh
Ob Gel
Limon
Safety measures work in latest nuclear leak
Crystal River Florida state brief reports that new safety procedures at the Crystal River nuclear plant operated as designed during a shutdown. Emergency devices closed the unit and released 43,090 gallons of radioactive water onto the reactor front, with officials saying there was no reactor damage or radiation release. A Class B emergency was briefly declared then lifted as workers remained on site.
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Three Mile Island
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Florida
Florida Peewer Corp
Mookerman
National Letter Writing Week and Post Service notes
Highlights from a Stamp Columnists column and wire service notes roam through National Letter Writing Week special issues. The piece mentions investigative and arts topics, White House bustle, and a look at media and economy with expert voices.
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Syd Kronish
Trustees approve budget for Citizens Nursing Home
The board of trustees approved a $1,782,226 budget for the Citizens Nursing Home with stipulations to be clarified by the budget committee. Two major issues surfaced, including a non adjusted cost of living increase for employees and a rule against a cash surplus, prompting calls for revisions with county and audit input. The plan includes potential rate changes and funding considerations tied to Medicaid payments and county support.
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Board of Trustees
Certified Public
Edmund B Gregory I
Lawton, Shafer and Company
Richard Grossrockleax
Alan
Gregory
Grossrickle
Dodero
Weather Forecast Fragment Amid Text Jam
Fragmentary forecast notes show varying temperatures with partly sunny to cloudy conditions and a cold turn. The garbled lines mention highs around the 40s, upper teens lows, and a shift to windier, colder weather with potential ice.
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