Militants reject U.N. meeting with hostages in Tehran
In Tehran the young embassy captors refused a U N investigating mission despite Ayatollah Khomeini’s implied approval. A militant spokesman said the meeting would not take place. Khomeini’s son Ahmad suggested the meeting could be useful, while Tehran officials blamed leftists for obstructing the mission.
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Afghan rebel leader denounces Western spectators amid Afghan war
Afghan rebel chief Burhanuddin Rabbani accused the United States and China of not arming his forces as Soviet bombings rage near the Pakistani border. He said hundreds of rebels were killed in four days while fighting eastern provinces, and denied foreign arms support while Western diplomats view it as a major offensive. In Rhodesia, Mugabe vows no private-property expropriation and a centrist foreign policy after a landslide win, urging unity with white minority leaders and rivals.
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United States
China
Burhanuddin Rabbani
Afghanistan
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Salisbury
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Robert Mugabe
NATO
Mugabe
Joshua Nkomo
Jan D. Smith
Nkomo
Smith
Talks resume with guerrillas in Colombia
The Colombian government telephoned the guerrillas holding the U.S. ambassador and about two dozen other hostages for a week, with direct talks possibly resuming today. Turbay Ayala may wait for Sunday elections to decide terms, avoiding appearing to surrender to blackmail before voting. The Red Cross will deliver food, games, letter-writing material, and a Koran to the embassy.
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Bogota
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U.S
Julio Cesar Turbay Ayala
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Liberal Party
Red Cross
Saigh Allouba
Schmidt meets Carter over Afghanistan and NATO ties
West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt meets President Carter at the White House to reconcile divergent Afghanistan policies and discuss NATO loyalty. Bonn signals it will not send an Olympic team to Moscow and may push for SALT II support while cautioning focus on East West relations.
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Helmut Schmidt
Carter
White House
Afghanistan
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NATO
Isterville
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Moscow
Bonn
Schmitt
Carter DA
Jose Broe Tito
Senate panel rejects two federal judges nominees in 84 vote
A Senate judiciary panel rejected two nominees for a federal district judgeship with an 84 to vote amid charges of alleged disqualification. Charles Winterry and Rocky Moon faced opposition from the American Bar Association which deemed them unqualified. The vote followed intense debate on merits and ethics, delaying any immediate confirmation.
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Senatedicisty Committee
Toraday
Charles Winterry
Rocky Moom
Winberry
Kennedy and Carter split primary contests in New England
In Massachusetts Sen. Edward Kennedy won decisively while President Carter swept Vermont, as George Bush and John Anderson traded slim margins in a tight GOP show. Reagan trailed in Massachusetts and narrowly led in Vermont, with Anderson mounting a surprising near head-to-head challenge. The results hint at a prolonged nomination battle and possible involvement of Gerald Ford.
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Former Frederick mayors sought for hanging display
City officials seek photographs or paintings of former Frederick mayors to hang in City Hall. Missing likenesses include Lawrence Brengle, By Kuho, John L. Harding, George Kolb, Thomas Carlton, Daniel Kolb, Michael Baltzell, George Hoskins, M. E. Bartgis, James Bartgis, Lewis Brunner, W. G. Cole and others. Families urged to help locate images from old collections.
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Lawrence Brengle
Kuho
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George Kolb
Thomas Carlton
Daniel Kolb
Michael Baltzell
George Hoskins
M. E. Bartgis
James Bartgis
Lewis Brunner
W. G. Cole
Valentine Ebert
Thomas M. Holbruner
Lewis H. Moberly
Hiram Bartgis
Gas dealer questions overcharge accusation in Frederick
Maryland Comptroller release cites a survey alleging 17 Frederick gas stations overcharge. Exxon owners defend pricing, while officials say names are coded and under AG review with possible legal action. Consumers advised to compare pump prices to invoices and shop for best deals.
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Frederick
Robert Powell
Exxoc
Powell
Marvin Bond
Comptroller’s Office
Bond
Attorney General’s Office
Department of Energy
Energy Department
Bood
Frederick County
Wild motorcycle chase ends with man breaking leg
Frederick City man suffers a broken right leg after a chase involving three motorcycles. George E. Newman Jr. was arrested by Frederick City Police after riding on sidewalks and fleeing officers from South Market Street to Mount Olivet and Carroll Streets, overturning near a field. He faced multiple charges including hit and run, unregistered vehicle, no insurance, and operating on the sidewalk. The mishap, under investigation, references prior vehicles from 1975 and 1976.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
George E. Newman Jr
South Market Street
Richard J. Ashton
Ice City
Joel S Snyder
South Market
Madison Streets
Newman
Madison Street
Spyder
South Broadway
Ashton
Market Street
Mount Olivet Bvd
South Carroll Street
Maryland School For the
Desf
Davis
Washington Merry-Go-Round Highlights and Media Views
Column synopsis list includes punditry on Afghan rebels and global affairs, with segments on trade, media credits, piracy, and family finances. Notable names appear as placeholders, reflecting a fragmented OCR page with broad political and economic topics.
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Washington
Frederick Fare
Ales
Atreas
Wilham
Destruction at Molly Hill Country Club prompts inquiry
Police seek suspects after property damage at Molly Hill Country Club near Jamesville. A window was broken and debris scattered. walls were defaced with graffiti as officers note footprints and signs of forced entry. No injuries reported.
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Maryland
Peire
BoE Delays Reinstituting Dental Health Screening
Frederick County Board of Education recessed plans to reinstitute a school dental hygiene screening program. A motion to table the proposal was made by William G. Linehan, with Health Officer Dr. Martha Schipper proposing the program’s short range goal to assess dental health in six county elementary schools. Jill Poole, a former dental hygienist, was noted in the continuation.
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William G. Linehan
Frederick County Board of Education
Frederick County
Martha Schipper
Proram
Jill Poole
Weather update incomplete and unclear today
The readable fragments show a weather update mentioning cooling tonight and a mild increase in temperatures tomorrow. Forecast references include chances of rain and a cooler trend, with modest winds and high temperatures easing into the evening.
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