Brzezinski warns U S would use nuclear weapons if Soviets attack Europe
Brzezinski tells a State Department gathering that the United States would not hesitate to employ nuclear weapons against the Soviet Union if it attacks Western Europe. He warns Moscow may trigger war by matching NATO defenses amid European anxiety over U S commitments.
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Washington
Zbigniew Brzezinan
United States
Soviet Union
Europe
Brzezinski
State Department
NATO
Carter
Atlantic Treaty Association
U.S
Framingham votes tax to fund heart transplant for firefighter
Framingham Mass residents approved a 90 cent tax increase raising 80 000 for Fredenc Kelley a 52 year old retired firefighter who needs a life saving heart transplant Doctors warned Kelley has only six months to live without the operation and he has suffered two heart attacks since July 1978 Kelley is a father of five and his case prompted a 104 to 13 town meeting vote to fund the surgery The board of selectmen said the decision reflects the towns heart
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Framingham. Mass
Framingham
Fredenc Kelley
Kelley
Highlights From A Hazy Coin Roundup And Miscellany
Columnist Ed Rochette lauds a 14th century mill owner Robert Gwen for supporting communal living and fair currency by hours worked. Other notes cover journalists, public money, crime talk, and a gardening notebook with plant tales.
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Ed Rochette
Medteenth
Rober Gwen
Haffer Michael L Spout
Zitthestown
Washington County
Washington
Jack As
Erage
David Goeller
Denald F Graff
Norman Nadel
Castro arrives in New York for UN address amid tight security
Cuban President Fidel Castro lands at Kennedy aboard a Russian jet and declares, I am happy to be in the U.S. He will address the United Nations on Friday as authorities lock down a four block frozen zone around the Cuban Mission amid anticipated demonstrations and threats.
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East Street
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Cal Ewing
Ewing Oil Company
Patrick Street
Citgo
Michael L. Spaar
New York
Fidel Castro
U.S
Castro
United Nations
Kennedy International Airport
U.N
United States
Cuba
International
New Jersey
Rudolf Stajduhar
Non-Aligned Movement of
Third World Nations
Assembly
Florida
Secret Service
John Paul I
Hector Wiltz
Mayor to overhaul city townhouse regulations over dispute
Frederick Mayor Ronald N. Young announced a plan to revamp townhouse rules to prevent service disputes in the future. He asked developer Paul P. Gordon to study the issue and propose measures while awaiting planners' final recommendation.
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Frederick
Ronald N. Young
Paul P. Gordon
City Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Young
Sant
Weinberg
Baughtons Lane
Conley Farm
Wall Street roars as Fed plan sparks wild market day
New York Stock Exchange booked its busiest session with 8.62 million shares trading, while the Dow Jones industrial average dipped then rose to end near 827. Traders weighed Fed restraint against inflation fighting, with some predicting a possible modest recession but consensus that near-term pain could yield long-term inflation progress. The dollar slid and foreign exchange shifted as global values reflected the rapid monetary shifts.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Werk
Rend
Yates
Ford
Carter
LS Econo
Program Open Space funding at risk in Maryland AP report
Maryland officials warn that Program Open Space may run out of funds soon, jeopardizing conservation purchases and land protection efforts. The AP notes budget gaps and timing pressures, with state leaders and agencies seeking solutions to sustain acquisitions and preserve open areas amid growing demand and limited resources.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Pert Feboo O
Hughes
Power outages linger after snowstorm in Frederick region
About 6,000 Potomac Edison customers in Frederick area remained without power Thursday morning after a snowstorm that dumped up to five inches in spots. Crews from multiple utilities were working to restore service, with most power expected restored by midnight and some households still dark into Friday.
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Potorac Edison
Frederick
Raymond Sanbower
Potomac Edison Co
Sanbower
Waynesboro
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Pepco
Penn Line
Sandower
Brunswick
Acme
Damascus
Richard Schwerdt
Malcolm W. Peverley
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co
Mount Airy
Baltimore
Peverley
Rockville
Howard County
City Sets Schedule to Collect Tree Limbs
Mayor Ronald N. Young announced a collection plan after a Wednesday snow broke tree limbs citywide. Citizens should cut limbs to four-foot lengths, place them at the curb, and call 662-5161 for pickup. Public Works director Robert L. Strine said about 50 or 60 limbs were down, and the mayor urged readiness for the snow season.
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Ronald N. Young
Robert L. Strine
Fragmentary headline on Micus Capes and related names
Readable portions mention Micus Capes and several unclear names amid garbled text. The piece hints at a high crowne and an appresspriptin event with references to TEN Rettman and Lar phe, but details are obscured.
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Micus Capes
Words of wisdom from Lincoln era snippet
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Abraham Lincoln and a beverage term, with unclear context. The readable bits suggest a historical or quote-like reference to Lincoln and an event or place near a page image, but no clear action, date, or attribution.
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