Iran probes vote fraud and political clashes unfold
The Associated Press reports Iran’s Revolutionary Council orders an inquiry into parliamentary election fraud amid clashes with the clergy led regime. In the United States political contests frame days of voting with Reagan securing decisive support against rivals. In Annapolis a bill sponsored by Del. Gerald Winegrad was defeated 87 to 84 after a vigorous lobbying push.
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Senate approves education and metro aid amendments
The Senate backed preliminary steps toward Gov. equalization aid for farmers and approved amendments to the school aid bill. The action signals possible changes to funding for education and municipal programs, with specifics pending further legislative actions and details on how aid would be allocated to districts and metro areas.
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Congress and GSA clash over docking procedures
Congress grinds with the General Services Administration as a Senate Governmental Affairs subcommittee debates the dockings and cention policies amid mounting friction.
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Plans for post Olympic festival satisfactory
Post Olympic festival plans described as satisfactory. The note references arrangements tied to Geneva meetings and events surrounding the festival, with emphasis on coordination and expected outcomes amid broader wartime considerations. Entities include Geneva and Olympic context and unnamed officials.
Sewage dispute offsets accord on college annexation
An FCC annexation proposal collapsed after college president Jack B. Keesmaul agreed to explore the plan while the city faced concerns over sewage capacity. Mayor Ronald N. Young resisted allowing county taps to expand growth into Clover Hill, tying approval to a guarantee the extra sewage would stay in Walkerville. County officials pledged a revised amendment to restrict new discharge to the Walkerville area.
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Job Service improvements discussed by officials and employers
Job Service improvements were discussed as essential to the community. Employers urged tougher unemployment insurance laws, with Mount St Marys College official Robert L. Brooks noting the need for stronger protections. A seminar on unemployment insurance was proposed to address claims and eligibility.
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Mount St. Marys College
Hearings Open on PE Rate Structure in Baltimore
Maryland Public Service Commission hearings on PE rate structure opened amid sharp exchanges. Edward F. Shea Jr. likened the dispute to beating a boy in court as critics press Eastake and PE for fair pricing. The case centers on a long term contract with Eastake that critics claim is a sweetheart deal favoring PE’s largest customer, raising concerns about cross-subsidization.
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Washington Merry-Co-Rourd Columnist Notes Carter Views
Columnist Ethel Love critiques President Carter amid national business day plans and weekly features. Harsh opinions mix with finance topics as a community column tackles families under stress and sport award highlights.
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Mayor names Parks city engineer for city
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Reagan and Carter Lead in Nomination Fight
Ronald Reagan widened his path toward the nomination with a solid win over John B. Anderson, while George H. W. Bush trailed and Carter advanced similarly. Reagan warned against declaring triumph, as both parties see separate races for delegates and seats, with continued contest ahead.
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A fragmented local item hints at an upcoming event or sequence tonight with uncertain details and garbled names. The readable bits mention Bilhom Shakespeare and Peter in a vague context, signaling confusion in the OCR text.
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