Middle East peace talks hit critical juncture after Sadat death
In Washington three years after Camp David the Middle East peace process faces a crucial phase with an April breakthrough target. Sadat’s assassination leaves Egypt and Israel pressing for autonomy talks and Sinai withdrawal. Haig says autonomy linked to Sinai progress as negotiations resume.
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Ford Carter say U S must deal with PLO for Middle East peace
In a joint interview after Anwar Sadat's funeral, former presidents Ford and Carter urged direct U S talks with the PLO to advance a comprehensive peace. They noted moderate Arab leaders back the Camp David process but fear public backing. Ford recalled shuttle diplomacy and pledged not to recognize the PLO before Israel, while Carter stressed peace depends on resolving the Palestinian issue.
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Poland union offers Solidarity role in food supply talks
In Poland, the Communist Party plans price increases but invites Solidarity to join a permanent commission with government and union reps to discuss market deliveries, rationing, and price changes. Solidarity backs rationing coverage and protests spread in Piotrkow Trybunalski and Suwalki.
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Emerson Quote Featured as Opening Silence Before Service
A reflective line by Ralph Waldo Emerson extols the quiet church prior to sermons, praising the solemn atmosphere that precedes preaching. The aphorism highlights personal contemplation and spiritual focus within a worship setting.
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Panel to review use of animals for research
A House subcommittee will hear testimony on animal care rules in federally funded research. Key figures include Alex Pacheco of PETA and Dr. Edward Taub, whose Institute for Behavioral Research in Silver Spring faced seizures and a lost NIH grant. The hearing aims for balanced debate without live footage.
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Links Between Historic Frederick and Yorktown Series
The News-Post launches a seven part illustrated feature by Judge Edward Delaplaine celebrating the 200th anniversary of Yorktown. It traces Frederick County links from Otho Williams to Tilghman and Hanson, with installments through Oct. 19 and beyond, outlining battles, capitulation, prisoner movements, and Washington’s report.
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U S May Speed Military Aid to Egypt and Sudan
Washington delegates disclose plans for large scale Bright Star exercises in Egypt next month with U S B 52 bombers possibly aiding the mission. Accelerated arms aid to Egypt and Sudan is under discussion as Haig affirms U S commitment to regional security and allied presence in the area.
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Assassination charge target Shawki el-Islambouly cited
In Cairo, 1st Lt. Khaled Ahmed Shawki el-Islambouly, wounded in Sadat assassination, underwent intelligence checks for religious fanaticism but was not deemed a threat. Defense officials say others linked to the reviewing stand had military ties. he remains in a Cairo hospital in a coma but expected to survive.
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Court upholds airport search authority in Maryland
Maryland’s Court of Special Appeals upheld security officers at Baltimore-Washington International Airport authority to search passengers. The ruling supported a May 1980 case in which Jorge Santiago Jr. was convicted for possessing cocaine found after a routine search. He was fined 2500 dollars and placed on probation.
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Washington Spain policy shift noted by columnist
Investigative columnist Jack Anderson surveys changing U S policy toward Spain. Weather observer David Lesher forecasts a week of fair but cool conditions for Western Maryland. Frederick BPW fashion show coverage by Martin Stup Loose highlights fall styles. Financial columnist John Cunniff analyzes productivity and information trends amid evolving business dynamics.
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Weather outlook for Maryland and mountains turns warmer
Skies will gradually clear with sunshine and warmer temperatures for several days. Western Maryland counties expect partly sunny with highs in the low to mid 60s and lows in the 30s to low 40s with light frost possible. The Shenandoah and Maryland mountains show partly sunny today and Tuesday with highs mainly in the 50s to 60s and frost risk tonight. Farm forecast shows good drying conditions today and excellent Tuesday with light winds. Yesterday’s highs and lows ranged from Frederick 56 to 47 and Hagerstown 58 to 44.
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