Officials weigh delays as Mandel case stalls prison terms
Federal prosecutors say no immediate move to jail ex governor Mandel and five co defendants while they seek to stay a Fourth Circuit mandate. Lawyers argue the court cannot act until the mandate issues, keeping prison terms on hold as appeals proceed.
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Begin government in trouble amid coalition strain and West Bank tension
In Jerusalem Prime Minister Menachem Begin faces coalition pains and a dispute with Agudat Israel as a Knesset tie vote defeats a social abortion ban. Tension with West Bank Palestinians grows alongside waning public support and a threatened withdrawal of support from the ultra orthodox bloc.
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Canadian evacuees may return home today
Canadian evacuees stranded by a Canadian Pacific derailment and fire faced a possible return home today as officials said the thousands of residents could resume normal life. In Florida, six propane tank cars burned for a third day while more evacuees were urged to keep away from the affected area. Houses in Holland were reoccupied by a small portion of residents, though danger remained from toxic chlorine and hydrogen fluoride leaks and ongoing firefighting efforts.
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Washington Merry-Go-Round and Other Views
A fragmented humorous column roundup lists Washington gossip and thoughts from News-Post writers. Dottie Lambdin weighs municipal woes while Gene Goll notes college students entering careers. AP Barry Schweid assesses Arab progress. Stan Goldberg reviews sports figures.
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Iran shifts as Tehran proposes peace path over embassy siege
Iran signals potential easing of its embassy crisis stance while Moslem militants holding 98 hostages reject compromise. Tehran officials say freed hostages depend on US acknowledging the shah as guilty and permitting an international inquiry. Ban Sadr reiterates extradition demand amid cautious signals from State Department.
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Carter Ends Iranian Oil Imports Tightening U S Energy Outlook
Washington officials say halting Iranian crude imports will raise home heating oil costs and push gasoline prices higher. Uncertainty remains as weeks unfold, with conservation efforts and outside-market crude prices shaping the impact on supply and prices nationwide.
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City planners mull four coin operated amusements per floor
Frederick City Planning Commission on Monday night backed a proposal to amend the City Code to permit up to four coin operated amusements per floor in lounges bars or similar sites. The idea stems from a request by Richard M Winters attorney for Deanes Lounge to classify such machines as a necessity. The panel noted public input opposing broader activities and stressed control over space usage while excluding jukeboxes and coin operated music machines from the amendment.
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Hughes Opposes Mandatory Spending Limit in State Budget
The article reports Governor Harry R. Hughes opposing a compulsory cap on state government spending. It notes ongoing debate with opponent Jon Reel and mentions lawmakers pushing for restraint, task force discussions, and potential exemptions for counties and municipalities as final recommendations emerge.
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Midshipmen charged with flag theft at Hood College
Three United States Naval Academy midshipmen from Annapolis were arrested Sunday in Frederick County for petty theft after taking a flag from a pole at the Key Chevrolet property on Baughman’s Lane. The flag was found at Hood College at 3 10 a.m. Sunday and the trio were taken into custody with college security assisting. They were released to the Naval Academy and will face Administrative Conduct System proceedings later.
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