Israelis firm on exchange of hostages
In Beirut a senior U.N. official said circumstances may be more conducive to resolving the hostage problem but only through quiet diplomacy with many governments and organizations involved. Israel insisted any deal require three Israeli servicemen among captives, warning there would be no exchange without them. Hezbollah threatened to kill an Israeli soldier if Sheik Abdul Karim Obeid is not released. U.N. Undersecretary Marrack Goulding returned to New York to report on Lt. Col. William Higgins. A Time-CNN poll found 58 percent favor negotiations with 39 percent opposed.
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Marrack Goulding
Israel
Sheik Abdul Karim Obeid
Alon Liel
Jerusalem
U.S
Joseph Cicippio
Hezbollah
Party of God
Lebanon
Hussein Mousawi
Obeid
Goulding
Middle East
William R. Higgins
Col. Higgins
Col.ins
New York
Javier Perez de Cuellar
Khaled Hasnawi
Hosz
Sheik Sobhi Tafaili
Ciippio
Elham Ghandour
Beirut
Sunday
Revolutionary Justice Organization
Cicippio
Thomas
Norristown
United States
Time Magazine
Cable News Network
Telephone strikes affect 157000 workers in 15 states
In a first week of action, 157,000 telephone workers across 15 states and Washington D C walked out, slowing operator and directory assistance. NYNEX Bell Atlantic and Pacific Telesis used managers as strike lines grew, with automated messages curbing normal services in major hubs. Negotiations paused as labor and management dispute wages and benefits, while BellSouth reached a tentative CWA agreement in nine Southeastern states.
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Baby Bell
New York
Nynex Corp
Bell Atlantic
Pacific Telesis
San Francisco
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
D.C
NYNEX
BellSouth
Communications Workers of America
Telephone workers strike in Frederick picket line
Members of Local 2100 of the Communications Workers of America picketed early Monday in front of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. facility on East South Street Frederick. The stoppage targets maintenance and installation orders as operations are highly automated.
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Communications Workers of America
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
East South Street
Frederick
Izaak Walton League to build national HQ at Gaithersburg
Izaak Walton League plans a new national headquarters on a 45 acre site in Gaithersburg to demonstrate conservation. Charles I Wiles Jr chairs the building committee and aims for a two year opening. The project will include wetlands friendly runoff, habitat planting and an educational energy generator bike.
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Gaithersburg
Izaak Walton League of America
Charles I. Wiles Jr
Camus
Izaak Walton League
Rosslyn
League
Conservation
Dr. Wiles
Wiles
Eric Swanson
Virginia
Foxville a quiet clan tucked in Catoctin foothills
Residents describe Foxville in Frederick County as small and close knit with an estimated population near 400. The town lies between Catoctin Mountain National Park and the Washington County line and centers around the Stottlemeyer Foxville roads junction near the general store Lobo's Market. Foxville mixes retirees and blue collar workers with old farm houses, four churches, and a converted two room school. Parks such as Cunningham Falls and Camp David nearby draw crowds on weekends.
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Foxville
Catoctin Mountain
Edna Lewis
Frederick County
Catoctin Mountain National Park
Washington County
Fort Ritchie
Stottlemeyer
Frederick
Paul
Rita Gordon
Cunningham Falls State Park
Camp David
American Legion
West-Mar
Ridenour Road
U.S
Lewis
Rosalynn Carter
Aliza Begin
Hagerstown
Lobo’s
Grace Ridenour
Barbara Street Neighbors Cherish Longtime Ties in Frederick
In Frederick’s Barbara Street area a tight-knit set of neighbors recalls the community’s heyday. Residents note rising crime and changing neighborhoods yet speak of enduring friendship formed when homes were new in 1955. One resident recalls plans to keep the area but considers a summer home at Deep Creek Lake.
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Frederick
Ozzie
Harriet Nelson
Barbara Street
Deep Creek Lake
Aileen Mackley
Deep Creek
Block party idea grows from wedding table memories
Phyllis Mackley describes a neighborhood plan in Catoctin Park to recreate the lively wedding table at a community block party. Residents, mostly retired and working blue collar jobs nearby, aim to gather with platters, brownies, and chicken in a shared celebration.
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Shriners
Ma Fe
Phyllis Mackley
Catoctin Park
Neighborhood nostalgia from a long standing block party
Residents recall a close knit community where childhood friends reconnected at a block party. Lawrence Jessee notes neighbors and surrogate parents shaped their youth in a cornfield landscape that became Fros pect Plaza. Keith Mackley recalls lively summer nights with many kids playing outside after dark.
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Myeraville
Frospect Plaza
Keith Mackley
Fall Weather Mix Brings Cool Tonight And Pleasant Tuesday
Weather forecast notes fall conditions with cooler tonight in the 50s and a sunny Tuesday with low humidity. Highs are expected in the upper 70s to around 80 in Western Maryland. Az Family Swimwear push highlights beach beautification on B-1 with broader weather map context.
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