Mubarak accepts invitation to visit U S as Sadat funeral nears
In Cairo amid Sadat’s funeral security tightens while Hosni Mubarak pledges to review all bilateral relations and pursue Camp David peace with Reagan, Begin welcomes continued peace talks as U S and Israeli delegations meet grave security and regional tensions.
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United States
Israel
Anwar Sadat
Middle East
Hosni Mubarak
Reagan
Linehan resigns from Frederick County Board of Education
William G. Linehan announced his resignation from the Frederick County Board of Education. President Frances Ashbury noted the letter of relinquishment sent weeks earlier and forwarded to state Sen. Edward P. Thomas and Gov. Harry R. Hughes. Linehan, now executive vice president at Orchid Paper in Lapalma, Calif., attended few meetings, last on July 8. The board seeks new nominees for the remaining term through July 1982.
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Frederick County
Board of Education
Frederick City B&Es: 3 of 13 Solved in Week
Police Chief Richard J. Ashton reports that nearly one quarter of the B&Es in Frederick City in the last week of September were solved. Of 13 incidents, three were solved, plus a prior week case closed. list shows case numbers, dates, addresses, type, items stolen or recovered, and status.
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Richard J. Ashton
B&es
B&e
C. Burr Artz Library
Historic District warns USPS over demolition permit dispute
The Historic District Commission vows a strong warning or stop work order if demolition proceeds, after USPS counsel James French argues no permit is needed. The panel plans to notify USPS through Frederick's attorney and may seek a court injunction. members deride the postal stance and invite a discussion.
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G. Bernard Callan
James H. French
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Frederick
Peyton Paul Phillips
W. Milner Roberts
French
Inside The News He who sings frightens away higils
A concise note reflecting on how song can unsettle threats, drawing on a Cervantes quote about fear and performance.
Ed Thomas chosen Senate Minority Whip in Maryland GOP
Senate Republicans unanimously tapped Sen Edward P Thomas to serve as Senate Minority Whip replacing Sen John J Bishop who joined the Court of Special Appeals. The Frederick businessman and former party chairman gains influence on the Legislative Policy Committee and joins a leadership slate including minority leader in the House Del Raymond E Beck and Western Maryland’s Senate minority leader Sen Edward Mason. The appointment, expected to be announced by Gov Hughes, elevates Thomas as he begins his 12th Senate session and has a background in Economic Affairs and Judicial Affairs committees.
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Edward Mason
Cumberland
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Allegany
Bishop
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Fifth anniversary of Great Frederick Flood observed
Frederick marks the fifth anniversary of the 1976 flood that dumped 7.2 inches of rain and flooded downtown Carroll Creek, with losses estimated from five to twenty five million dollars. Mayor Ronald N. Young notes efforts include a 7.3 million flood control project and multiple agency coordination amid funding from several sources.
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UPS sues to block postal rate hike in first class stamps
United Parcel Service files federal suit in Wilmington seeking to prevent a 2 cent increase in first class stamps from 18 to 20 cents. UPS says higher first class rates would undermine private parcel post prices and cause artificial rate divergence.
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Greenwich
Esskay Meat Plant Walkout Continues Amid Pay Dispute
In East Baltimore the Esskay meat packing plant faced a continuing labor dispute as a walkout by meat cutters spread to hundreds of workers. A company official said about 20 pickets manned the line while most employees, arriving for work, refused to cross it, with talks expected to resume to settle the pay-cut controversy that began two months ago.
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Esskay Meat Packing Plant
Charles Tornabone
East Baltimore
Solidarity chief wins moderate majority in presidium
Solidarity leader Lech Walesa secured a moderate majority on the federation's governing presidium, backing his policy of negotiated reform with Poland's Communist regime. The 69 member national commission, elected last week, met for the first time amid angry shouting from militants, yet Walesa and allies won most of his nominees for the 12 presidium seats.
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Independent Labor Federation
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National Commission
Notable Voices and Local Charity Efforts in Frederick
News highlights include Lucian Warren on Moral Majority power in Congress and Walter Williams defending Sowell against critics. Smithsonian writer Lawrence Howe details primate programs at the National Zoo. Anne Kelley reports on a food bank set up by the Frederick County Religious Coalition for Emergency Needs at the Community Center South Market All Saints. Michael L. Spaur samples dining at P.L. Cahoots Saloon in Frederick and Qatadips in Baltimore.
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Lucian Warren
Congress
Walter Williams
Thomas Sowell
Smithsonian
Lawrence Howe
National Zoo
Anne Kelley
Frederick County
Religious Coalition
South Market
All Saints Streets
Frederick
Michael L. Spaur
P.L. Cahoots
Qatadips
Baltimore
Weather Outlook for Western Maryland and Nearby Regions
Cool weather continues through early next week with a risk of rain Sunday. In Western Maryland cities, expect mostly sunny, cool days with highs around the 60s and nights near 40, showers Sunday, then fair and cooler Monday. Mountains show similar trends with 60 degree highs, 40s at night, and improving colors Monday.
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Frederick
Howard
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Hagerstown
Westminster
Gaithersburg
Leesburg
David Lesher
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