IranRenewsHardline Appointee Amid U N Crisis
Iran replaces Abolhassan Bani Sadr with Sadegh Ghotbzadeh as foreign policy spokesman amid anti American demonstrations linked to religious observances. Bani Sadr remains finance minister and may not attend a U.N. Security Council meeting on the U.S. Iranian crisis.
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Pope and Orthodox leader meet to open dialogue
In Istanbul Pope John Paul II and Patriarch Demetrius I embraced and kissed signaling a symbolic breakthrough in easing nine centuries of schism. The pope also greeted Armenian Patriarch Snork Khaludjan and spoke of solidarity between Islam and Christianity during his Turkey visit.
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Oil-state senators clash over windfall tax amendment
Oil-state senators seek to block a Bradley Chafee amendment that would lift the tax on future price increases of new oil from 60 to 75 percent, a move critics say would cost the oil industry about 22.5 billion dollars over the next decade. Senate vote 58-39 defeated an effort to kill the measure, with leaders Dole and Byrd signaling further action today.
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Drugs May Lower Deaths From Mild Hypertension
University of Maryland Hospital professor Dr. George Entwisle discusses a seven year NIH study showing combination drug therapy for mildly elevated blood pressure could cut mortality. He estimates nationwide treatment could add 15 to 25 million people. Maryland could gain up to 250 000 treated.
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Carter rejects deadline for hostage release and seeks peaceful path
President Carter states he cannot set a deadline for the 49 Americans held in Tehran and urges calm determination. He warns that threats of force could endanger hostages while emphasizing diplomacy and patience. The United States asks the International Court of Justice in The Hague to urge Tran to release the captives, a move seen as symbolic but potentially exerting pressure on Iran. Carter insists the U.S. will not submit to blackmail and favors pursuing action under international law.
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Public hearing set on state law questions in Frederick
Frederick Countians may voice views on state issues at the annual public hearing of the county's seven member delegation at 7 p.m. in Frederick City Hall. Delegation chair Julien Delphey says speakers have five minutes each to cover topics from Blue Laws to tax and prison concerns. Local questions often surprise lawmakers, as last year's smoking debate showed.
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FCC decision clears discrimination charge in EEOC case
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission found no reasonable cause to believe Frederick Community College discriminated against Brenda M. Wilson, an assistant director of student development, who alleged a less qualified white candidate was chosen for a higher salary. FCC officials welcomed the ruling and said it supports trust in district leadership.
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Huge crowds rally for Khomeini in Tehran
Hundreds of thousands of Iranians gathered in Tehran marching in response to Ayatollah Khomeini call for anti American protests on a sacred Muslim day. Demonstrators avoided the U S Embassy where 49 hostages are held.
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Frederick Jaycees honor Mary Kay Will as Outstanding Young Marylander
The Rev Mary Katherine Will associate pastor of Calgary Methodist Church was named Frederick Jaycees Outstanding Young Marylander of the Year at a Wednesday banquet. She is the 20th Frederick Young Marylander and the second woman to receive the honor. Officers and judges noted her meritorious service to family congregation Frederick community and nation.
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Inside The News Weather Brief With Errors
Partly cloudy through Friday with a slight chance of snow showers this afternoon. Highs near 40s and lows in the 20s. Friday highs around 40 with minimal precipitation probability. Westerly winds light today and tonight. No options at all quotes G C Lithlenberg.
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