Missing plane found safe after CAP search in three states
Civil Air Patrol teams searched for a small plane after reports it might have crashed in the Eastern Panhandle. The craft, with four aboard, reportedly landed in Washington County, Pennsylvania, then departed for College Park Maryland but did not arrive. CAP officials noted the flight plan and questioned why no one notified authorities.
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Charleston
W.va
Civil Air Patrol
West Virgina Wing
CAP
Panhandle
Ethel Hazelrigg
Chicago
Washington County
Pennsylvania
College Park
Col. Peart Ward
West Virginia
Melvyn Goodman
Ms. Ward
Mllnois
CAF
Maryland
Soviets Brace for Moslem Attacks Around Kabul
Afghan sources and a traveler report 20,000 insurgents from Bamian and Wardak massed in the Paghmao mountains about 13 miles west of Kabul. Skirmishes have begun as Soviet troops dig in on northern and western fronts to defend key bases and Kabul itself. An Indian student in Kabul heard distant artillery fire for three days.
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New Delhi
India
Kabul
Kremlin
Afghanistan
Bamian
Wardhak
Paghmao Mountains
Ghotbzadeh Calls for Spy Trial Pressure in Iran Hostage Crisis
Iranian Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh signals a potential clash with Iran's militants by urging that press for spy trials of the 33 American captives. The hostages marked the 31st week in captivity as Tehran's factions dispute post conference policy. Clark s condemned in Washington by Senator Dole seeking prosecution of his Iran mission.
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Sadegh Ghotbiadeh
Ghotbzadeh
Iran
Tehran
Ghotbzadekh
Foreign Ministry
Ramsey Clark
Clark
United States
Washington
Robert Dole
R-Kan
Senate
Ashfall likely after Mount St Helens eruption says expert
Volcano specialist Richard Wartt gard Foday and USGS analyst Donald Mullineaux warned a larger plume and thicker ashfall are very possible after the May 18 eruption. They noted the mountain's quiet spell is eerie and cited fatalities and missing persons as authorities reassess risk for several states already dealing with ash fallout.
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Vancouver
Wash
Mount St Helens
Washington
Richard Warttgard Foday
Donald Mullineaux
US Geological Survey
Want
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Aod
State Department of Emergency Services
Veto override may lift relief on gas prices
The veto override vote on President Carter's gasoline price policy failed to repeal the fee fully, with analysts warning the move could trigger further price hikes. Senate action reflected broad partisan support for keeping the fee, while leaders warned of tighter oil markets and possible producer cuts in the near term.
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Washington
A&p
Carters
Senate
Robert Ayrd Dara
Algiers
Byrds
Joday Mn Highligh 43 You Did It News Post Column
Dinmy Quine reports on Bonne Relig competition in Washington and notes rising concerns about flat rate pricing in Germany. Archaeology and local building interest populate the page alongside school and real estate items from Frankfort to Meret.
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News Post
Dinmy Quine
Gore Bane
Washington
Kewsman
Bagden
Kipting
Steves Beckee
Germany
Aschrebard
Natang
Hee Archeologuts
Murray Ower
Reaktor
Uforeatedt
Guene Cork
Hee
Eggirre
Bower
Raimer
Two killed in head on crash near New Market Md
A Friday head on collision on Md 144 west of New Market killed David Cairl 22 of Frostburg and Robert Boyle 21 of Hagerstown who were passengers in a Toyota driven by Donald Selby 18 of Hagerstown. Selby survived in serious condition at Washington County Hospital along with minor injuries to George Baker 37 of Funkstown. State police cited excessive speed and centerline crossing. A second crash on US 15 near Catoctin Furnace left four people with minor injuries and one driver charged with failure to yield the right of way.
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MD. 144
New Market
David Alan Cairl
Frostburg
Robert William Boyle
Hagerstown
Donald B. Selby Jr
Selby
Monrovia
Linganore High School
Washington County
Meadow Road
George D. Baker
Funkstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital
United Fire Company
Boyle
WCH
Tfc
Bruce W. Whitaker Selby
United Ambulance
Cairl
FMH
Whitaker
US. 15
MD 806
Catoctin
Burt F. Monath
Frederick
James D. Miller
Allentown
Monath
Shirley
Miller
Mae
Thurmont
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Carl Valentine
Denial of Frederick County School Budget Boost
Frederick County Board of Education failed to persuade county commissioners to restore about 1.2 million needed to run the school system. The commission denial leaves room to consider funding deficits in fiscal 1981 if unexpected costs arise, with a proposed school share of 26.9 million and possible deferrals of roads or building projects.
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Frederick County
Board of Education
Adrian McC
Remnaberg
Remsberg
Distinguished alumnae honored by Hood College luncheon
Two Frederick natives received Hood College’s top alumna honors at a Saturday luncheon in Coblentz Hall. Ruth Carty Delaplaine, class of 1913, won the Alumnae Achieverment Award for community service and college loyalty, while Charlotte Baker King, class of 1910, received the first Distinguished Alumna Award for professional achievements. More than 300 alumnae and guests attended as Dr Geneva Ely Flickinger spoke on Hood’s future.
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Frederick
Hood College
Ruth Carty Delaplaine
Lindbergh Avenue
Hood College Alumnae
Charlotte Baker King
Baltimore
Hood College Distingushed
Coblentz Hall
California
Florida
Geneva Ely Flickinger
Towson State University
Hood
Dr. Church
Coblentz
Coffman Chapel
Sarah Lester Remsberg
Middletown
Speak Up
Church
Res
Book debt bars Kim from TJ senior graduation
Kim Baugher misses her Gov Thomas Johnson High School graduation after a $9.98 library fine. Officials and parents express anger as details of the dispute unfold. Kim claims she returned the book and that the charge reflects an error. The principal denies blocking practice, and the incident prompts broader parent concerns about graduation fairness.
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Kim Baugher
Gov Thomas Johnson High School
Rim
Richard J Baugher
Fish Hatchery Road
Kirs
Lbes
Principa Faro
Stroup
Kim
Thomas Johnson
Student rally and election notes appear incomplete
A ruined OCR fragment references a student rally, mentions WeCue on the ballot, and cites school administration roles such as Superintendent and Counselor. The text is garbled with stray words and does not form a clear, complete news item or outcome.
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