Sadat to Meet Begin in Cairo Over Sinai Pact
Israeli sources say an invitation will be extended for Anwar Sadat to meet Menachem Begin in Cairo. Talks come amid tensions over Palestinian autonomy and a proposed international police force for the Sinai buffer zone, after UN plans stalled and Israel-Egypt patrols continued with U.S. and UN observers.
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Refugees flood Key West as Mariel boatlift surges
Cuban arrivals to the United States reached 91,236 since the boatlift began as 1,730 refugees landed in Key West on 21 boats. Coast Guard reported 70 boats left Mariel toward Florida with seas 4 to 8 feet and winds 15 to 20 knots.
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Bethlehem Steel schedules more layoffs in Baltimore
Bethlehem Steel Corp plans to temporarily lay off 575 workers next week and more than 3,000 in the following month due to ongoing softness in the steel market. The company will shut two finishing mills for a week and later close four mills for limited periods, with the tin mill and other facilities affected as the month progresses. Local 2600 president David Wilson notes the big tin mill will be shut for at least two weeks.
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Officials crack down on crab rustlers
Maryland Natural Resources police disrupted crab rustling with boats and a seaplane chase near Gibson Island and the Magothy River. Two men were arrested for tampering with crab pots and possession of undersized crustaceans. a pre 19 foot boat valued at about 10000 was confiscated and the illegal catch released. An anonymous tip led officers to the operation and the pursuit extended along the Chesapeake Bay to the Patapsco River before police arrived.
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A fragmented page presents notes on a trip to the Peoples Republic of China by Mews-Pet Collmesst Ams Barnside Love, reflections on Pablo Pararen by Dottie Lombdia, and a Californa primary commentary. Washington and national opinion columns follow with Evees Witt and Freak Corspier on public sentiment and historical events. Fred Coton and Frederick figures appear among sport training notes. The Wealth column offers eye lens advice.
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Family Festival draws thousands to Baker Park in fifth year
Crowds gathered Friday for the Frederick Family Festival at Baker Park, with a 7 a.m. start at Culler Lake for a Huck Finn Becky Thatcher fishing contest. The all-day event runs to 6 p.m. featuring live music, contests, flag art, health displays, and more, sponsored by the Frederick Association of Life Underwriters.
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Maryland Association of Life Underwriters
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Jay Fifer
H Russell Thompson
War Dead Honored In Frederick Memorial Day Observances
Citizens, military leaders, and politicians paid tribute to fallen service members at two Frederick sites. About four gathered at the World War I Memorial in Mount Guyer Cemetery for Memorial Day services sponsored by Francis Scott Key American Legion Post 1. A similar crowd attended ceremonies unveiling two monuments.
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Were You Counted Campaign Targets Western Maryland
The Hagerstown Census District Office reports about 11 percent of Western Maryland residents, roughly 20 000 people in six counties, remain uncounted. Despite a higher mail back rate than the national average, census takers are still needed to fill gaps, verify vacant and duplicate forms, and conduct partial interviews as the Were You Counted campaign shifts to direct outreach.
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Gas fee saga delays five day Social Security reprieve
Washington reports indicate a five day extension of the federal debt ceiling may delay a gas tax fee tied to Social Security benefit checks for 35 million recipients as partisan talks loom. President Carter and congressional leaders face a potential floor vote next week amid brinkmanship over the levy and budget timing.
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