Carter rests at Camp David after European tour
President Carter, returning from an eight nation trip, rested at Camp David as he urged a Soviet troop withdrawal from Afghanistan. France criticized the idea of a transition arrangement and questioned theLimited withdrawal.
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Wisconsin Mother Seeks Iran Visit for Hostage Son
Barbara Timm, mother of 20-year-old Marine Sgt Kevin Hermening, arrived in Paris seeking permission to travel to Iran to see him and 52 other hostages seized when the American Embassy in Tehran was taken. Her legal action is described as humanitarian, with a waiver from U.S. officials and tentative Iranian approval in Paris. State Department notes no legal action was taken as the ban had not yet taken effect upon her arrival.
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Egypt judge Begin accused of holding obsolete ideas
Cairo Egypt the vice president accused Israeli Prime Minister Begin of holding obsolete ideas and creating barriers to peace since the treaty was signed fifteen months ago in an interview with Al Ahram Mubarak said Egypt would never accept Israeli attempts to impose a fait accompli before autonomy talks on East Jerusalem resumed. The Egyptian and Israeli negotiators meet with US officials in Washington for two days to restart the talks. He criticized Begin for obstructing a permanent settlement and said peace could have been achieved if not for the obstacles.
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Muskie pledges more U S military aid to Thailand
Secretary of State Edmund S Muskie promised increased U S military assistance to Thailand to counter Vietnamese attacks along the Cambodian frontier. He announced the pledge after meeting with Thailand's foreign minister Saddhi Sevatsila in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia.
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Vietnam conflict prompts ASEAN talks with Muskie pace
State Police pursue a robbery suspect as authorities say Muskie discusses Vietnamese attacks with five ASEAN foreign ministers. He condemns ongoing aggression by Vietnam and Cambodia, calling for rapid arms aid and a united response.
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Newoman Chetve Colemaial and Other Views
A collage of opinion snippets: Newoman Chetve Colemaial on candidate trends Jude Barnes recalls childhood wonders Waker Bears question platfforms and policy Freak Carwater shares lighter moments Amteeny Barrigas weighs halting imports Michael Grae overhears mining wealth talk Alegheny Power argues utility performance Gardening Notebook urges timing for seeds Enter Rafte Raph riffes on home and land care Nero Pent Colmmetst Emer Willer notes birds and senate Beards Read about Natalie Cole Barry Memesine theatre and feo plays in this eclectic arts and opinion collage.
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Brotherhood Day prayer and bells mark antiKlan response
Frederick County community plans a Brotherhood Day Saturday with hourly church bells and special services to mourn bigotry as a counter to a Ku Klux Klan rally at Brad duck Heights County Farms. Local churches host carillon music, silent prayer, and a memorial bell vigil from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m., with church lights to stay on until 10 p.m.
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Frederick County Proclaims Brotherhood Day
Frederick County Board of County Commissioners designates June 24 1980 as Brotherhood Day urging citizens to recognize the dignity and rights of all people regardless of race creed or national origin. The proclamation recalls past statements on unity and condemns divisive groups while promoting peace harmony and equal treatment under the law. Signed by Mary G Williams and Woda Weddle.
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Challenge for education grows beyond former limits
Dr Robert L Pitts former coordinator of special programs Frederick County spoke to the Maryland Congress of PTAs on Today's Challenges Tomorrow's Goals noting education faces greater complexity. He warned many systems keep useless courses while the modern classroom blends theory with practical life and facts yield to skills.
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Energy projects on fast track debate heats up
Washington AP report outlines Carter administration aims to fast track high priority energy projects via a three member Energy Mobilization Board. bill would ease federal and local rules for power plants pipelines refineries while sparking environmental concerns over pollution and water standards. highlights include opposition from lawmakers worried about weakened protections and a push for streamlined regulatory controls amid energy crises.
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Walter J Hahn Dies at 82. Noted Dairyman and Leader
Walter J Hahn 82, prominent dairyman and longtime county farmer, died after a life of agricultural service. He chaired dairy operations near Ceresville, served on the county agriculture board, and was a member of the Frongelyer Reformed Church, survived by wife Elmyra Staley Habr and other relatives.
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President pressured for tax cut in 1981 budget clash
Washington(AP) Senate Democrats pressed President Carter to deliver a broader tax relief plan by Sept 3 after rejecting a 10 percent tax cut the party opposed. Advisors expect a mid year budget revision with a multi year tax cut, but election pressures could push a comprehensive proposal by the GOP convention in Detroit. The Senate vote blocked Reagan’s proposed $35 billion plan.
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Second siding case sent back to HDC for hearings
Richard K and Mabel V Sheckells appeal to place vinyl siding on 302 WWW Patrick St. about two thirds installed before city halted work. Judge Samuel W Barrick requires the Frederick City Historic District Commission to follow proper procedure and issue a finding of fact before final decision, with court costs about fifty dollars to be paid by the court. Continued on Page A-3.
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Fragmented OCR Item Describes Local Event
An OCR reading outlines a local happenings note with unclear names and places. It hints at a social gathering or dance and mentions uneven text and dates, but readable details are minimal.
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