U.S. Diplomats Evacuate Cuba By 727 Flight
A 727 jet carried 37 American diplomats and their families from Havana to Miami to escape a virulent anti American propaganda campaign and planned demonstrations. State Department officials said the withdrawal was to protect staff at the U.S. Interest Section in Havana and that the evacuation was expected to be brief. Some officials remained in Cuba, but numbers were not disclosed.
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Havana
Cuba
State Department
Our Department
David
U.S
Mark Sawolski
Iran Says 96 Americans Landed In Iran With Sabotage Plot
President Hani-Sadr told Tehran Radio that 96 Americans and 18 Iranian exiles landed in Iran by helicopters in the Bakhtiari mountains to carry out sabotage and assassinations in the next two weeks. He said two other Americans were arrested for aiding a failed hostage-rescue attempt. The State Department did not comment.
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U.S
Iran
Abolhassan Hani-Sadr
Tehran
United States
Bakhtiari
State Department
Pentagon
U.S. Navy
Nimitz
Americas
Autonomy talks to continue past deadline in Middle East
Prime Minister Menachem Begin said Palestinians autonomy negotiations with Egypt and the United States would go beyond May 28. Anwar Sadat met Cairo leaders to map strategy after a new cabinet was sworn in and ordered measures to curb inflation and end local strife. Egypt had halted talks 10 days earlier over limited progress, but Sadat signaled willingness to resume self rule talks for Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza. Begin added that restart timing must be worked out among parties.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Menachem Begin
Egypt
United States
Anwar Sadat
Cairo
Sadat
West Bank
Gaza
Begin
Jerusalem
Reagan Ford ticket eyed by aides amid uncertainty
AP reports amid unclear talks that Ronald Reagan could consider a Ford vice presidency. Ford spokesman Robert Barree dismissed concrete plans saying no speed or action shown. Sen Paul Laxalt said backing exists but cautioned it remains a long shot.
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Ak Accon
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Ford
Baltimore
Ronald Reagan
The
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Reagan Abde
Paul Laxalt
Nevada
Reagan
State police lieutenant suspended with pay in gifts probe
State police Lt. Charles E. Robinson, a 17 year veteran, is suspended with pay amid an investigation into gifts from Excavation Construction Inc. of Beltsville. He faces a hearing on ethics and administrative charges over a $1,088 misappropriation tied to track enforcement work and is not facing criminal proceedings per the attorney general who noted the gifts were small and spread over time.
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Pikesville, Md
Charles E. Robinson
Frederick County
Robinees
Emil
Excavation Construction Inc
Bledelsburg
Bill Clark
Robinsos
Robiness
Softhell
Clark
Stephen Sacks
Quebec Referendum Turns Bitter Amid Old Alliance Strains
The long standing Canadias alliance frays as Quebecers push for a bitter referendum. Older wartime coalitions falter amid disagreements on arms control and national unity. Key leaders from Ur Wnweling Wy and Wiechet-ierenben call for renewed dialogue and compromise.
Political winners and schedules across upcomingities in week ahead
A jumble of notes outlines primary election previews with candidate profiles and campaign plans, a feature by Reed, and a reference to Jock Anderem and Renard Jarvis. Event items include a Saturday opera celebration at Fort Deurteh and gardening tips by Mellie Bast, plus food sections with Egg Review recipes.
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Reed
Warrington Berry-Corcard
Comets
Jock Anderem
Meneman's Choice
Leries Warren
Renard Jarvis
Fort Deurteh
Tosh
Detrich
Sidhared
Mellie Bast
Supreme Concrete site delays Frederick jail purchase
Frederick County Commissioners negotiate for a 10 acre Supreme Concrete Co. property on East Street as the chosen site for a new 120 cell jail and 30 bed CARC. Two major contract kinks delay final agreement though the board’s choice is reportedly unanimous.
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East Street
Frederick
Supreme Concrete Co
East St
Galen R. Clagett
Commission
Mary G. Williams
Clagett
FBI charges former Frederick businessman in bribery case
Former Frederick businessman Jackie Lee Key alias John Lows Eaton, 44, was arrested in Mobile Alabama on a warrant issued April 10 for allegedly paying 5000 to Nicholas T. Bassetti secretary treasurer of the Carpenters District Council to influence union labor actions. Bond set at 50000 after a 6 pm bond hearing before US Magistrate David Bagwell. Key faced related accusations of offering discounts and donations to sway non union labor decisions on Eaton Galleries at Francis Scott Key Mall. He had prior indictment for a 1974 bank fraud involving about 100000 in Fayetteville North Carolina.
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FBI
Mobile
Ala
Jackie Lee Key
John Lows Eaton
Key
E. J. Kilday
Eaton
Alabama
David Bagwell
Carpenters District Council
Eaton Galleries
Francis Scott Key
Bassetti
Fredenck
Fayetteville
James Farrish
Cumberland County
N.C
Residents split over county jail near Sixth Street homes
Frederick City residents on Sixth Street oppose a new detention complex and CARC, arguing the county should place the facilities elsewhere to avoid safety and environmental concerns. Some say economics favor city site. others insist a jail near families is unacceptable, with several noting nearby homes and children would be at risk.
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Sixth Street
Supreme Concrete Block Co
Pauline Wolfe
E. Sixth St
Richard Boone
Jerry Wachter
Doris Wachter
East Sixth Street
Sagner
Court appointment list sent to Hughes
The Frederick Community Circuit Court vacancy awaits a governor’s appointment after the Sixth Judicial Council nominated five applicants. Alfred L Scanlon spoke for the commission on limiting the list to a single name. Prospective candidates include Mary E. Storm and William W. Weaser, with others interceding. Follow Page 4 for continuation.
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Hughes
Frederick Comunty
Theet
Trial Courts
Judicial Nominating Commission
Judicial Cova
Lieh
Circes Court
Alfred L Scanlon
Lst
Denrly Beee
Peverzer
Commission
Robert E Capp Jr
Ueder
Court of Appeals
Inige Clapp
Wentel
Lanreri
Barrick
Frederic
Fief
Smasiy
Beveett
William W Weaser
Suoreey Clater
Sinthot
Mary E Storm
Sed Cleapetts Campertl
Key Freed Then Bonded In 1876 Indictment Incident
Par-ish says Key was gone when the indictment was returned and later apprehended in Palm Beach Florida but posted bond and was freed again. Three years earlier Eaton and Young opened Eaton Young Furniture Galleries in LaVale Allegany County. Young states Eaton has nothing to do with his store now and disavows ties to the Frederick location. He emphasizes this is his LaVale store.
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Ime
Parrish
Palm Beach
Fla
John L Eaton
George Young
Eaton Young Furniture Galleres i
LaVale
Cumberland
Allegany County
Young
Eaton
Frederick
Frederick mayor confronts flood grant response
Frederick Mayor Ronald N Young defends HUD funding for Carroll Creek flood control and blight clearance after a legal complaint by the Local Legal Aid Bureau. The city seeks a $450,000 community development block grant, the final installment of a $4 million award, to aid flood control and blight clearance despite NAACP objections that funds bypass the low income populace.
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Frederick
Ronald N Young
Legal Aid Bureau
Carroll Creek
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Willam H duBell
News-Post
1 Us
duBes
Fredenck County
NAACP
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper notice provides partial details for a local public sale with readable fragments naming the sale action and local officials.
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Susan C.nicol
News-Poat
Irving Young
Wachter
Besndex
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Amber
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