Egypt and Camp David fate cited by Mubarak remarks
Casablanca Morocco AP reports King Hassan II said President Mubarak told him last fall that Egypt, Camp David is dead now that Egypt has regained its territory from Israel. Hassan noted Mubarak’s comments at a UN General Assembly session in New York. Mubarak has not publicly renounced Camp David.
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Casablanca
Morocco
Hassan II
Hosni Mubarak
Egypt
Camp David
Israel
Islamic Conference Organization
Anwar Sadat
Hassan
Mubarak
New York
U.N. General Assembly
National Democratic Party
Government sues 28 over dioxin waste in Missouri
The government sued 28 individuals and firms in Missouri for dioxin contamination. EPA official Courtney Price said the action sends a tough message and may use enforcement or Superfund funds to clean up the sites. A settlement attempt lasted about a month without progress. The suit aims to set a precedent for cleaner Missouri sites.
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Missouri
Washington
Courtney Price
Environmental Protection Agency
Soldier admits fake abduction story in West Germany
U S Army specialist Liam Fowler 21 of Port Orange Florida confessed to inventing a tale of abduction by anti nuclear protesters to explain his absence from his wife. He had driven around January 13 seeking a lie before calling her the next day. Protesters had been picketing the base near Schwaebisch Gmuend where Pershing 2 missiles were said to be located. Fowler was found Sunday morning in a Bavarian barn after vanishing during guard duty.
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Schwaebisch-Gmuend
West Germany
Liam Fowler
Port Orange
Fla
Nikki
U.S
Fowler
Seth Field Artillery Brigade
Bavaria
Shells Hit Lebanese Presidential Palace Amid Beirut Strikes
Druse gunners bombarded east Beirut Christian districts as shells shattered the glass front of President Amin Gemayel's Baabda palace. The Lebanese army reported casualties among corporals and a soldier, while fortifying positions around Souk el-Gharb and Baabda. Gemayel met alumni when the strike occurred as he seeks a coalition government.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Amin Gemayel
Baabda
Army
Souk el-Gharb
U.S
Fayadieh
Gemayel
Lebanese University
Classified papers used in school project at Franklin Park
FBI analyzes a stack of executive classified documents reportedly prepared for Jimmy Carter's 1980 campaign after an eighth grader brought them to Ingomar Middle School in Pittsburgh area. FBI spokesman Jeff Kimball said Washington will handle the material as the school forwards it for analysis.
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Franklin Park
FBI
Jimmy Carter
Washington
Jeff Kimball
Pittsburgh
Ingomar
Kimball
James DeLisio
Carter
Jody Powell
Kristin Preble
DeLisio
Presidency
Kennedy quote on noncontroversial governance echoed in map feature
A segment titled Inside The News Weather Map presents President Kennedy’s remark on smooth coordinated governance. The piece frames a static, orderly view of government activity with an emphasis on leadership experience and stability.
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John F. Kennedy
Jonestown mass murder interview and local contacts
Jonestown mass murder inside story by Matt Neufeld with Sir Lionel Lackkoo, Jones defense attorney, relayed to local religious businessmen. Joy Pittman Gurley discusses Susan Chapman leaving the Frederick County Battered Spouse Program after serving as executive director.
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Jonestown
Matt Neufeld
Lionel Lackkoo
Jim Jones
Joy Pittman Gurley
Susan Chapman
Frederick County
Nena AG
Weather in Western Maryland Turns Warmer Monday
Fair and very cold weather continues through the weekend with a moderating trend beginning Monday. In Western Maryland, Carroll, Frederick, Howard, Montgomery and Washington counties see very cold days and clear nights with teens for highs and subzero to minus 10 lows, then a low 30s return by Monday.
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Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Oakland
Westminster
David Lesher
Housing-8 waiting lists stretch in Frederick city
Frederick city housing office handles frequent inquiries about Section 8 housing all promising the same reply. The waiting list remains closed as federal units are scarce and usually full, with average waits of 18 to 24 months.
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Frederick City
Sharon Stewart
Stewart
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Congress
Naval ships on alert for kamikaze aircraft threats
A senior official says U S naval vessels in the Mediterranean and Persian Gulf are alert for possible kamikaze strikes by terrorists using small planes based in Lebanon. Authorities note Iran supplied parts via Syria to Lebanon and discuss potential pre emptive action and aircraft from Iran.
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Washington
U.S
Mediterranean Sea
Persian Gulf
Lebanon
Iran
Syria
Mediterranean
Cardon seeks to sell land in New Market
Cardon Oil Co of Mesa Arizona plans to sell its 6.2 acre New Market site at the Md 75 and Md 144 intersection after repeated court defeats over a proposed 24 hour food and fuel truck stop. Vice President Horace Kimball cited environmental opposition and a Sixth Circuit ruling reaffirming that truck stops are not allowed in the general commercial zone. The firm spent about 400000 to acquire prepare and defend the property.
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Cardon Oil Co
Mesa
Ariz
MD. 75
MD. 144
New Market
Cardon
Horace Kimball
Kimball
Sixth Circuit
David L. Cahoon
Bond raised for trooper shooting suspect Boyer Jr
Frederick County District Court Judge Mary Ann Stepler raised James Thomas Boyer Jr.'s bond from 78000 to 200000. Officers say the 22 year old is on probation for shotgun assaults and faces a February trial for filing a false report. The Thursday incident involved two other men in a shooting injuring a state trooper.
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Frederick County
Mary Ann Stepler
James Thomas Boyer Jr
William Poffenbarger
Boyer
East Street Reimagined as Frederick Retail Hub
East Street, once Frederick’s industrial core, is becoming a vibrant retail spine with projects like Shab Row by W. Bert Anderson and the Everidy Square plan. Anderson cites 97 percent occupancy and seeks a $15 million county backed bond to create a mini mall while preserving street era architecture.
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Frederick
East Street
Golden Mile
Market Street
Watson’s Tee and Beverage
Reliable Junk
Two Wheels
W. Bert Anderson
Anderson
Shab Row
Everedy
Everedy Square
Frederick County
Bert Anderson
Frederick's
C. Kurt Holter
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