Cape Town editor charged over quoted banned person
Cape Town Times editor Anthony Heard, 47, a white, appeared in Cape Town Magistrate's Court after police seized him at the Times office. He was released without bail to appear Dec. 9 for a hearing. The charge stems from quoting a banned guerrilla leader in an interview.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Cape Town Times
Anthony Heard
Cape Town
Cape Times
Beard
Four U S hostages in Lebanon appeal to Reagan in open letter
Four missing American captives in Lebanon sent an open letter to President Reagan via The Associated Press in Beirut. They urged negotiations with their Shiite captors, described harsh confinement, and denied accusations that U.S. government actions doomed negotiations. The missives named Terry Anderson, Lawrence Jenco, David Jacobsen, and Thomas Sutherland, and noted a sixth hostage, Peter Kilburn, remains missing.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Reagan
Associated Press Bureau
Terry Anderson
Middle East
Associated Press
Lawrence Jenco
David Jacobsen
American University Hospital
Thomas Sutherland
American University of Beirut
Anderson
Islamic Jihad
U.S
United States
William Buckley
Buckley
Israel
Tunis
Palestine Liberation Organization
Peter Kilburn
Islamic Jihad Clamed
Three Local Men Feared Drowned In Potomac Flood
Search continued for Charles Hammond 50 of Cloverhill Frederick Paul Oden 19 of Brunswick and Bill McKimmy 43 of Lovettsville Va missing after a wall of water swept their hunting party into the Potomac River near Springfield West Virginia One rescuer Theodore Willoughby 44 of Frederick was saved by helicopter and taken to Memorial Hospital Cumberland with cuts along the riverbank cleanup and flood damage dominated Point of Rocks Maryland as volunteers and Red Cross officials assess homes and aid families.
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Paw Paw
W.va
Potomac River
Vesuvius Crucible
Eugene Hare
Paw Paw Fire Co
Virginia
West Virginia
Charles Hammond
Cloverhill
Frederick
Paul Oden
Brunswick
Bill McKimmy
Lovettsville
M.M. Davidson
Milleson Mills
Springfield
Theodore Willoughby
Walnut Grove
Willoughby
Memorial Hospital
Cumberland
Mark Stonesifer
Wayne Stonesifer
Artie Oden
Todd Hammond
City Hall to Change Hands as July 1 Deadline Looms
Frederick moves to sell City Hall to Crowell and Baker for 425000 with a planned 7 room hotel conversion costing 42 million. A 30 day extension may push completion to mid or late May for courthouse readiness and 1,500 monthly rent if City Hall stays past July 1. Founders Court hosts a statue of John Thomas Schley amid Art Nouveau interiors and 57 hotel rooms with two retail stores cafe pool and jacuzzi.
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City Hall
Frederick
Frederick County Courthouse
Board of Aldermen
Rockville
Crowell and Baker
Municpal
North Market Street
The
Marsted Corporation of
Gaithersburg
Managers
Waldorf Econo-Lodge
Opera House
John Thomas Schley
Red Cross Seeks Funds for Point of Rocks Flood Relief
Disaster chairman Don Webb says the local Red Cross chapter is nearly depleted from flood relief efforts. Only monetary donations are accepted, sent as checks payable to Point of Rocks Frederick County Flood to the Frederick County Red Cross Chapter at 22-AD Market Street Frederick MD 21701.
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Washington
AFP
American Red Cross
Robert Schubert
U.S. Mainland
Puerto Rico
Schubert
Red Cross
Potomac River
Point of Rocks
Don Webb
Webb
Frederick County
Market St
Frederick
City adopts policy to curb displacement of the poor
Frederick officials approve a federal policy aimed at preventing landlord and developer induced displacement. Mayor Ronald Young and Housing Director William duBell say displacement has been minimal, noting few tenant moves during a decade of renovations. The policy, aligning city practice with federal standards, requires displacement assistance when non profits use block grant funds.
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Frederick
Board of Aldermen
Ronald N. Young
William duBell
duBell
All Saints
South
Bentz Streets
All Saints Street
Carroll Creek
U S Army Band tickets sold out in Frederick
The U S Army Band performances at the Weinberg Center on Saturday November 23 are fully booked for both matinee and evening shows. By mail requests for free admission arrived within 48 hours of the announcement and will be mailed soon. The concerts mark The Frederick Post's 75th anniversary festivities.
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U.S Army Band
Weinberg Center
Bettie Delaplaine
The
Frederick News. Post
U.S. Army Band
Army
Frederick Post
Frederick
Kipling Quotation Incomplete Prose Phrase
A fragment quotes Rudyard Kipling claiming that a man born of woman is small potatoes and few in a hill, presenting a cryptic, non-sensical line. The source text appears misformatted and lacks context or attribution beyond the author.
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Rudyard Kipling
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Burall
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Thomas Hattery
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Seeere Webb
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