Kissinger holds optimistic view after talks in Jerusalem
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said after meetings with Anwar Sadat and Egyptian and Israeli leaders that a new Israeli Egyptian agreement remains possible. He declined to assign a date or percentage, noting the process will be lengthy and careful amid Syrian withdrawal demands and regional pressures.
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JERUSALEM
Henry A. Kissinger
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Hafez Assad
Syria
Kissinger
Yitzhak Rabin
Israel
Golan Heights
Jordan River
U.S
Davar
Assad
Yasir Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Sinai
Sadat
Laser sheds new light on old profession
Local surveyor Joe Brown and his son Joseph IH operate J. F. Brown and Associates using a Microranger laser system to speed and tighten accuracy in mapping area subdivisions to Maryland grid coordinates. The $11,000 setup claims inch to near one in a million precision with quick field-to-computer recording.
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MYERSVILLE
Joe Brown
Joseph IH
J. F. Brown and Associates, Inc
U.S. News and World Report
Ijamsville
Joe IIT
Joe III
Commissioners back Western Maryland health planning region
Frederick County leaders vote to align with Western Maryland in a regional health planning framework under the National Health Planning Resources Development Act. They may switch to Baltimore alignment if Western Maryland rejected. HEW funding potential cited at 175000 dollars annually.
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Board of County Commissioners
Marvin Mandel
Frederick County
Maryland
Frederick County health planning council
Frederick health council
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Federal Register
Baltimore
Donald L. Lewis
Edgar Wirts
Lewis
Virts
Richard Menconeri
comprehensive health planning agency
OCJ seeks intervenor role in Potomac Edison rate case
The Organization for Consumer Justice petitions the Public Service Commission of Maryland to participate as an intervenor in the 22 percent rate hike probe for Potomac Edison. OCJ seeks leave to participate, hearings, and full rights to submit comments as a party, hoping to secure relief for consumers. The group, with thousands of Maryland members, argues the case could lower electric bills for small businesses and residents.
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OCJ
Organization for Consumer Justice
Public Service Commission of Maryland
PSC
Potomac Edison
Dan C. Rupli
commission
Rupli
OCJ group
Burkittsville
Wilson Stringer
Stringer
Maryland
Howard
Carroll
Montgomery
Washington
Allegany
Garrett
Frederick
Eight arrested at OCJ fund-raiser riot in Gaithersburg
A $3-a-person all the beer fund raiser for the Organization for Consumer Justice ended in violence at the Montgomery County Fair Grounds. About 20 Montgomery County police officers responded after reports of disorderly conduct and fights. Eight people were arrested and two officers injured as rocks and beer containers were thrown, tear gas deployed, and the crowd dispersed.
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OCJ
GAITHERSBURG
Organization for Consumer Justice
Montgomery county
Montgomery
Dan Kelly
Damascus
Agriculture Center
Montgomery County Fair Grounds
Senate Eyeing Large Tax Cut Amid Budget Debate
Congress moves toward a tax cut of at least 21 billion with Senate talks pressing for 26 to 35 billion, while House approved 21.3 billion. Senate hearings resume as supporters urge action before March 21 Easter recess, with debates over rebates, credits, and oil depletion adjustments.
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WASHINGTON
Congress
House
Senate Finance Committee
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
CBS
Face the Nation
Humphrey
Ford
Russell B. Long
Long
Louisiana Democrat
Donald H. Rumsfeld
NBC
Meet the Press
Rumsfeld
Senate
Local man dies in fall on All Saints Street
A 1 year old Frederick man, Charles Lorenzo Delauter, was found dead Sunday morning at 148 W All Saints St after neighbors reported him hanging over a fence. Police say he may have fallen from a second story balcony onto the fence, striking his head on the sidewalk. Dr. Robert J. Thomas declared him dead at the scene, with the body sent for autopsy. Pvt. Robert Kane investigated. Hicks Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Frederick
All Saints St. Charles
Lorenzo Delauter
Frederick City
Delauter
Robert J. Thomas
Frederick County
state medical examiner's
Pvt
Robert Kane
Hicks Funeral Home
Snow Flurries Continue As Arctic Air Dominates Region
A strong arctic air mass maintains below average temperatures with snow flurries and mixed precipitation. Forecasters expect continued snow and showers tonight into Tuesday with little accumulation, followed by a gradual warmup later in the week. records show March snow has varied widely in Frederick County since the 1890s.
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Frederick County
Auto sales slip as dealers offer rebates
Auto sales decline as dealers launch own rebates while shoppers watch prices. The report notes cautious consumer demand and increased incentive campaigns shaping the market.
Wisdom on marriage and wealth from William Thackeray
Thackeray quips that marrying a rich woman is as easy as marrying a poor one. The remark reflects his satirical view on wealth and marriage from the 19th century English literary voice.
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William Thackeray
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