Hostages freed in Entebbe hijack crisis on third day
Palestinian hijackers at Entebbe Airport released 47 captives including 33 French, two Americans, one Canadian and others of various nationalities. Two Americans among the freed, as Uganda and France coordinate with intermediaries to negotiate demands for prisoner releases. Israel pledges protection of its citizens while France resists ransom terms.
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KAMPALA
Uganda
Entebbe
Uganda radio
Pierre Renard
Idi Amin
Hashi Abdullah
Nairobi
Kenya
Air France
Amin
Yitzhak Rabin
Jerusalem
Israel
France
governent
Jerusalem Post
Tel Aviv
Athens
Paris
West Germany
Switzerland
International Red Cross
COG prioritizes multi county projects for federal aid
The Council of Governments spent five hours outlining priority lists for county and municipal projects to secure federal and state funding under a regional experiment run with the Federal Regional Council in Philadelphia. The session produced county wide requests for fiscal year 1977 across categories including Community Improvement Law Enforcement Parks and Recreation with proposed projects in Frederick City Thurmont Walkersville Mount Airy Burkittsville and surrounding towns.
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Council of Governments
Frederick County
Federal Regional Council
Philadelphia
Seventh
Market Street
Bentz Street
Frederick City
South Frederick
Thurmont
Walkersville
Mount Airy
Burkittsville police
Frederick
East End
Burkittsville
Green Valley
United Way plans new Frederick County campaign drive
United Way of Frederick County begins planning for fall fundraising with campaign chairman Lawrence A Dorsey guiding division chairs. The group aims for a 100 percent allocation to 12 agencies again, and sets early budget goals as John E Tritt notes a near 250000 target last year. Jean Laws outlines a national funding breakdown including 7 percent inflation, 1 percent population growth, and 1 percent service expansion.
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United Way
Frederick County
Lawrence A
Tommy) Dorsey
Dorsey
John E. Tritt
Tritt
Jean Laws
EPA seeks takers for 310 million in Maryland funds
EPA officials meet Frederick City Hall with local leaders to cut red tape and speed 310,743,500 dollars in Maryland to be spent by September on sewage treatment plants. Frederick County Metropolitan Commission attends to weigh in as White Rock troubles surface in discussion. The stock market rises on hopes of steady Federal Reserve policy with the Dow up early.
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Environmental Protection Agency
Maryland
Frederick
EPA
John R Quarles Jr
mus
Frederick County
Metropolitan Commission
White Rock
Metro
Health Department
Frederick City
Three Frederick Men Arrested On Marijuana Charges
Three Frederick men were jailed by city police on drug charges stemming from a lengthy investigation by Pye Franklin. Warren L Hoffman of West South Street Roger L Locke of Fast South Street and Ricky A Corum of East Church Street face counts including distribution of marijuana possession and maintaining a common nuisance.
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Frederick
Warren L. Hoffman
West South Street
Roger L Locke
Fast South Street
Ricky A. Corum
East Church Street
Pye Franklin
Himes Hoffman
Locke
City Halts Mountain Water to Repair Drain Tunnel
Mayor Ronald N Young announced a drain tunnel leak will interrupt mountain water flow this afternoon. The Linganore plant will return to service, other sources remain active, and some outside users on the mountain line may lack water until the week’s start.
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mountain water
Ronald N Young
Young
Linganore
Detrick
Fourth grader’s Bicentennial idea reaches White House
Beth Koose, a North Frederick Elementary fourth grader, won a contest with an essay proposing welding the Liberty Bell to celebrate the U S Independence Day. The White House cited the plan after Milton Miller said Britain plans a new bell from the same foundry and materials to be delivered to Philadelphia before Queen Elizabeth’s visit.
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Beth Koose
William A. Koose
North Market St
White House
Beth
North Frederick
Francis Scott Key American Legion Auxiliary
Frederick County
U.S
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Ford
Milton E Miller
Death awareness workshop examined coping with dying at Hood College
Nearly 30 professionals and laypersons attended a two day continuing education workshop titled Stay With Me I m Dying at Hood College. Convened by Dana G Cable PhD associate professor of psychology and Dixie J Miller director the program used films speakers and small group discussions. Participants included nurses social workers and members of the American Cancer Society from Frederick Baltimore and Washington areas. The session opened with a film on death and featured Dr Elizabeth Kubler Ross noted for identifying five stages of dying. Continued on Page A6.
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Rood College
Dana G Cable
Hood
Office of Continuing Education
Dixie J Miller
Fredenck
Baltimore
Washington, DC
Homewood Retirement Center
Williamsport
American Cancer Society
Dana Cable
Elizabeth Kubler-Ross
Lebanese conflict claim and hazy forecast in brief
A fragmented note reports Palestinian guerrillas in Lebanon and cites a weather outlook with afternoon highs in the 80s to 90s and a chance of lingering showers and thunderstorms tonight and Thursday. The text includes anomalous phrases and mixed attributions.
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John L. Carnochan
Gordon M. Anderson
Carnochan
C. Kurt Holter
COG
By DEBORAI DEASY
New Market
Frederck
Square
Third Street
Fifth Street
NEW YORK / AP
Federal Reserve
Pow Jones
Heth Roose
William A. Roose
Market Su
Julie Gaver
Inside The News
Lebanon
Richard Steele
Pazzemi AM
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