Rebels mass around Paghman threaten Kabul defense
Diplomatic sources say up to 20000 Moslem rebels massed around Paghman and nearby communities about 153 miles west of Kabul. Reports indicate rebel gatherings began two weeks ago, possibly with Afghan army defectors, while no incidents have been reported inside Kabul. Rebel raids near Jalalabad and ambushes on the Jalalabad Kabul highway add to tensions as Soviet troops defend the capital.
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New Rabies Vaccine Approved By FDA In U S
The FDA approved a safer rabies vaccine developed in France to replace the older duck egg based version. The vaccine uses human cell cultures, requires five injections, and promises fewer adverse reactions. UK distributor says initial supplies reach state health departments by month end. CDC official calls it momentous for rabies protection. About 30,000 people in the United States receive precautionary vaccinations yearly after animal bites.
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Food and Drug Administration
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Europe
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Center For Disease Control
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Potts seeks execution in Georgia after last minute appeal
Potts, a 35 year old killer, asks U S District Judge William O Kelley to set an execution date and withdraw appeals. He previously avoided the electric chair with late petitions but now seeks death. If approved, the state could carry out the first Georgia execution in 16 years, for the 1975 kidnapping and murder of Michael Priest, a 24 year old father of two.
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Jack Potts
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William O'Kelley
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Carolyn Potts
Michael Priest
HUD
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Frederch
GOP bending over backwards for Anderson
The Democratic National Committee accuses Republican secretaries of state in some states, including Texas and Tennessee, of bending rules to aid independent candidate John B. Anderson's ballot access. DNC official Les Frantis alleges political motivation, while Anderson denies any collusion and says his bid remains independent.
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Democratic National Committee
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San Diego
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Comedian Pryor Burned In Lighter Explosion
Richard Pryor, 39, was severely burned over chest back face and arms when a cigarette lighter exploded at his Sherman Oaks home in Nortridge California. Hospital officials said he remained in critical condition with about a one in three chance of survival, and a burn specialist noted third degree injuries. Fire department and police investigated the incident and nearby witnesses described flames and a bar of fire on Pryor’s clothing.
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Maryland Court Upheld Death Penalty In Deputy Murder Case
The Court of Appeals affirmed the death sentence for Richard Dietrich Pelton in the 1986 Garrett County deputy murder case, sending the matter back to Worcester County for resentencing to determine if the lethal sentence should stand. Pelton was convicted of killing Deputy Bert live in a dispute over burgers at Oak and Surplus, with the court noting procedural issues in the original sentencing.
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Potomac Edison Wins PSC Fuel Rate Increase
The Maryland Public Service Commission upheld Potomac Edison's March fuel rate increase for 126,000 Western Maryland customers, set at 1,428 cents per kwh since April 9, up from 1,345. The PSC noted outages and maintenance issues but said the rate remains justified to cover elevated fuel costs, with unrecovered expenses exceeding the increase.
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White House excludes Kennedy from major address
Senator Edward M. Kennedy faces White House resistance as he seeks to address the US Conference of Mayors in Seattle. President Carter and aides sidestep him while Carter campaigns on inflation in Miami, and the DNC battles Anderson on ballot access to protect Carter in the fall.
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City Defends Block Grant Plan Amid HUD Clash
Frederick officials issued a statement denying claims by the Legal Aid Bureau and Citizens Coalition for Block Grant Compliance that flood control and blight clearance harm low income residents. The city says HUD-funded activities meet requirements, provide housing opportunities, and include citizen participation with safeguards against displacement in south Frederick.
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Legal Aid Bureau
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William H duBell
Legal Aid Bureau Inc
Department of Housing & Urban Development
South Frederick
Congress
Fractured City Debate Over Access and Aid
Community activists and legal aid representatives accuse city leaders of neglecting long standing access issues and underfunding assistance. The Fredericksburg Legal Aid Bureau and NAACP leaders demand action as residents report persistent barriers and insufficient services amid a tense public meeting.
Sodal 5 highlights Washington merry go round
The fragment references several named figures and sections including AP writer by Hugh Munger and Walter Mearee, noting coverage of viewpoints on preme geography and rights. It also mentions a gourmet segment and strawberry letters, with garbled segments implying a broad press digest rallying around national and cultural topics.
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Hugt Munger
Pal Meramec
Walter Mearee
Tom Hoar
Manslaughter Charges Filed Against Driver in Fatal Md 44 Collision
A Frederick County man Donald B Selby Jr 19 Hagerstown formerly of Monrovia is held on ten thousand dollar bond on two counts of manslaughter with a motor vehicle in a double fatal crash on Md 44 Friday June The victims were David Allan Car 22 Frostburg and Robert William Bovie 28 Hagerstown Selby faces further charges including negligent driving and driving with a suspended license The crash involved a Toyota truck and a Ford vehicle and prompted police helicopter presence at the scene.
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