Mubarak Is Sole Candidate To Succeed Sadat In Egypt
Egypt's Parliament endorsed Vice President Hosni Mubarak as the sole successor to slain President Anwar Sadat with a 230 to 1 vote in an emergency session. Mubarak, air force commander, accepted the nomination and described the assassination as a criminal act by individuals, not a coup.
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Egypt
Hosni Mubarak
Anwar Sadat
Mubarak
Sadat
National Democratic Party
Abdel Halim Abu Ghazala
al Akhbar
Kamal Hassan Aly
Hartz plants end walkout settle wage talks
Hartz employees at five Frederick area plants return to work after a court mediated settlement with the Amalgamated Clothing Textile Workers Union. Terms call for Monday negotiations on piece rate pay, a $40,000 payment to the union, and an October deadline for an arbitrator if no agreement is reached.
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H. L. Hartz & Sons Inc
Baltimore
Amalgamated Clothing Textile Workers Union
Carmen Papale
Carmen
Hartz Inc
East Street
Frederick
Stanley Hartz
P.r. Naill
Union Bridge
Warren M Davison
Hartz
Civic Center
Reagan Gains Ground on AWACS Sale Amid Senate Pushback
President Reagan wins some support among 49 Senate Republicans for selling radar planes to Saudi Arabia. A showdown looms as conservatives side with the White House while Senate Appropriations rebuffs his 12 percent domestic cut. Tax increases of 22 billion face cool reception two months after the major tax cut.
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Reagan
Saudi Arabia
Congress
Senate
Sen
Alan Simpson
Wyoming
White House
Senate Appropriations Committee
U.S
Three former presidents to attend Sadat's funeral
All three living former American presidents will journey to Cairo to mourn Anwar Sadat. At Reagan's request Jimmy Carter Gerald Ford and Richard Nixon will join the U S delegation for the funeral. Secretary Haig will lead the group while Reagan stays home.
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Cairo
Anwar Sadat
United States
Israel
U.S
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Jimmy Carter
Gerald KR. Ford
Richard M. Nixon
Sachst
Alexander M. Haig Sr
Circular streets spark Washington traffic debate
Douglas Bakshisa notes traffic issues from D C circular street layout while Robert Lewis discusses potential food price surges. Joy Aschenbach questions continental shelf resource abundance and Paul Aurandt adds further context. Stan Goldberg speaks with Frederick Babe Ruth League officials about next summer’s tournament at McCurdy Field.
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Washington, D.C
Robert Lewis
National Geographic
Joy Aschenbach
Paul Aurandt
News-Post
Stan Goldberg
Frederick Babe Ruth
McCurdy Field
Weather forecast for Western Maryland and nearby regions
Weather notes call for more sun today and Friday with cool temperatures. Western Maryland areas will see highs around 60 and lows in the 30s tonight, with a mix of frost possible. Weekend forecast shows some rain Sunday, clearing Monday, with highs in the 60s and 50s in higher elevations. Ocean beaches stay cool and sunny through Saturday, rain for Sunday and early Monday, with Ocean City water at 64. Farm conditions run good to excellent today through Saturday, turning fair Sunday. Yesterday’s temps listed for several towns.
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Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Shenandoah
Maryland Ocean
Ocean City
Hagerstown
Westminster
Gaithersburg
Leesburg
David Lesher
City and county fire services praised for teamwork
City and county officials Thursday lauded cooperation between fire crews amid oral mutual aid rules. After Walkersville’s Sunday fire, confusion persisted about how aid works, with Westminster crews responding and a Frederick ladder truck unavailable briefly. Officials stressed mutual aid exists, but needs clearer understanding and possibly a written agreement to reduce field confusion.
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Frederick City
Central Alarm
Westminster
Ronald N. Young
Claude R. Delauter Jr
Young
Charles C. Smith
Richard L. Grossnickle
Officials see little hardship from revenue sharing cuts
With Oct 1 start, Reagan administration proposes cutting and phasing out General Revenue Sharing over three years. Area towns say they are in good financial shape and not dependent on revenue sharing. Walkersville, Brunswick, and Woodsboro report minimal impact on operations. funds funded capital projects and special programs, not routine expenses.
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New Market
Frank M. Shaw
Brunswick
Jess D Orndorff
Walkersville
Burgess
Orley LR
Bourland
United Way race for Frederick County goal of 480000
United Way races to raise 480000 for Frederick County health and human service agencies. Through the 1981 campaign the marathon theme produced 17 percent of the goal, 71651, with Special Gifts led by Dr. Harold Glassman and Bob Leichert at 17662. Finishing units included attorneys at 100 percent under Edwin F. Nikirk and United Way agencies led by Susan Chapman. Other divisions listed include Pacesetters 38039, Commercial 2448, Business 280, Professional 7249. A second report meeting is set for noon Tuesday October 13 in the Conference Room at 22 S Market St. Call 663-423 to attend. dita Reilly urges stronger participation to reach the goal and asks donors outside Frederick County to designate the county on pledges. The 24 agencies are listed as continued on Page A-4.
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Frederick County
Harold Glassman
Bob Leichert
Edwin F. Nikirk
Susan Chapman
Bob Woodard
Bob Clark
Allen Merchant
Dick Lent
S. Market St
Dita Reilly
Encour
In Love and War and Napoleon Legend
A compact note recalls Napoleon Bonaparte, famed French general statesman, and a quirky line about triumph tied to running away. The fragment hints at a playful or reflective reflection on victory, courage, and strategy in the broader tapestry of his career.
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Napoleon Bonaparte
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