Famed surgeon to see shah in examination
A renowned American surgeon Michael DeBakey will examine the deposed shah in Panama City to decide if an operation is necessary. The shah’s New York physician, Dr. Benjamin Kean, said the spleen is enlarged and likely tumor related and that removal would be hazardous. DeBakey, famed for heart work, chairs Baylor College of Medicine surgery.
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Panama City
Michael Pelichey
Saya
Shah
Ednesday
Houston
Texas
New York
Benjamin Kean
Panama
DeBakey
Baylor College of Medicine
Olympic boycott push echoes in business and government
A political move links athlete rights to business interests as Americans push for expanding the Olympic boycott. Officials urge voluntary export restraint on about $20 million in Olympic goods while discussing making the ban mandatory. Government policies deny special leave for public servants attending the Games and bar servicemen from team events. foreign diplomats reassess embassy staff involvement.
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Ena Pa
Carter
Commerce
Ent
U.S
Eher
Defense Ministry
Foreigniflee
Jurors Resume Deliberations In Pinto Trial
In Winamak Indiana jurors resume deliberations in the Pord Motor Co Pinto case after signaling doubt about reaching a verdict. The trial centers on a 1973 Pinto exploding after a rear impact and Ford's defense of the car’s safety compared with other subcompacts. Ford faced a potential maximum fine of 90000 dollars though the company reportedly spent about one million in its defense.
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Winamac
Ind
Pord Motor Co
Ford
Farmland bill faces royal scrutiny amid diplomatic row
Diplomatic Note No 25 from the British government protests a Maryland farmland ownership bill. The note, sent to the U S State Department, was forwarded to Governor Hughes and Senate President James Clark. Clark, a Howard County farmer, reacts to royal government concerns as the bill draws opposition.
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U.S
Ment of State
Senate of
Maryland
State Department
Hughes
Senate
James Clark
Clark
Howard County
Officials tie Anderson rise to GOP gains in primaries
Officials say Anderson rose as GOP gains spread to primaries with unusual shifts. The article notes Maryland’s primary deadline was January 15, reflecting broader statewide changes and timing that affected candidate positioning.
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Anderson
GOP
Maryland
Maryland Bank Cancels Delinquent Master Charge Cards
Maryland National Bank will cancel Master Charge cards of delinquent customers, affecting about 3,000 in Baltimore and up to 25,000 Maryland customers plus 96,000 out-of-state subscribers. A bank spokesman said the move is a limited action, with details pending and no immediate broader impact.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Maryland National
Weaver
Snow cancels schools in Frederick and surrounding counties
The National Weather Service warns of freezing rain and sleet forcing school closures in Frederick, Carroll, and Washington counties. Officials report hazardous travel conditions and low temperatures around morning commutes while activities and day cares shutter for the day.
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Frederick, Carren
Weshingues
T. B
Raim
Tridges
Maryiend
Stele
St Mar. le Ridge
Ger Thomas Johnson High School
Beck Creek
National Weather Service
Tapes at home spark clash over HRC meetings
A rift brews as Frederick County officials dispute offsite storage of executive session tapes. County Attorney Speelman says legal to keep tapes at home if they are not confidential, while Commissioner Clagett calls for locking tapes in Winchester Hall. Chairman Hazel Eagan faces scrutiny over access and transparency amid an inquiry triggered after reporters were ejected from a February meeting.
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Winchester Hall
Lawrence E. Speelman
Galen B. Clagett
Hazel Eagan
Clagett
News-Post
Lincoln
Stull
Frederick
Door Open for U.N. Effort to Free Tehran Hostages
U.N. Secretary of State Vance said the door remains open as he met Waldheim and the panel in New York to press for release of the three American captives in Tehran. Optimism from co chair Bedjaoui and Petitti contrasted with Iran's rejection of access and the panel delaying a report until hostages can be seen. Khomeini and Iran’s leaders signaled delays with mid May prospects for action.
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Cyrms R. Vance
Tehran
U.N
Vance
Washington
New York
Kurt Waldheim
Teaco
Ahah
Commission
Mohamed Bedjaoui
Louis- Edmond Petitti
France
Waldheim
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Khomeini Bed
Abolhassan Bani Sadr
County plans public hearing on abandoning road sections
The county schedules a public meeting to consider abandoning fourteen untraveled road sections. Officials note lengths are unclear but each is under a mile and discuss possible recreational reuse before deeds revert to original owners.
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County Planing Commission
Bee Tavern
Joe Coeselas
Jrees Schmeraahl
Bryan Moore
Pete Wiles
Catoctin Creek
Westchester
Middletown
Thurmont budget crunch halts projects and raises costs
Thurmont Mayor James F Black said inflation forces slashing the coming year budget. Planned drainage and street improvement projects are being put on hold to trim costs, with gasoline price hikes for police cars also noted. The meeting covered planning commission reappointments, a new term schedule, and local river land protections against fishing.
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Thurmont
James F Black
Harry Behr
Franklin Pree
Asd
James L. Stitely
Bleck
Betty Calimer
Calimer
WARRINGTON MERRY GO ROUND Hears Comedian Reviews
A jumble of names and topics from a newspaper page highlights reviews of a Miami show by writer Gene brochen, a discussion of stamp collecting popularity, and notes on public figures like Gary Blake and Syd Kronist. The piece also mentions flying doctors and local weather notes, blending culture and public interests.
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Warrington Merry
Jock Anderew- Higates
Ergeaieed Crit
Miami
ONMER
Mewe-Post
Gene Brochen
Bet Heom
Pillatett Syd Kronist
Mealts
Lawrence KE Lam
Frederick Countians oppose car search bill in General Assembly
A Frederick County group voiced opposition to a proposed car search law in Annapolis. Members plan to mobilize signatures and pressure lawmakers as hearings near, with Mrs Happ coordinating call campaigns and postcards. She warned of possible vigorous action to kill the bill in committee and even veto threats against Gov. Hughes if it advances.
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Frederick Countians
General Assembly
Pesson
Mra Happ
Frederick
Annapolis
Mrs. Happ
Harry R Hughes
Weather Warnings and Freezing Tonight With Sleet
A storm system brings sleet and freezing rain tonight with temperatures at or below freezing. Skies clear Friday with sunny periods and wind shifting from southeast to northwest. Precipitation chances drop from 71 percent tonight to 10 percent by Friday morning.
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Fugis Srewad
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