Brezhnev illness cited as Moscow rumors swirl and SALT talks stall
In Moscow a party official denied Western rumors that Brezhnev is ill while stating he would live long. Western diplomats doubt a crisis. In Washington the Senate committee struggles to quash SALT II by rushing to a vote as Baker pushes MX missile and U.S. to heavy missile conversions, delaying debate.
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Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Associated Press
Budapest
Hungary
Andrei P. Kirilenko
Brezhnev
Hafez Assad
Kirilenko
Kremlin
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Howard H. Baker
Baker
Tennessee
United States
U.S
Kennedy draft movement sensors say 90 percent solid
Washington sources report key Kennedy draft backers say momentum remains strong toward a Kennedy challenge to Carter, but they are slowing activities until he declares and starts the real campaign. They anticipate mailing up to 2 million pieces, but deem the drive moot if Kennedy runs.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Carter
National
Call For Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Tom Mathews
Inflatima origins and reads of Washington roundabout
A compact read of today’s inflation basics and a CIA roundabout report on a 1979 US oil and gas shortage. The piece surveys accessible explanations by Jobe Consil and others while noting many cultural and literary reviews and notices across Washington and Baltimore.
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Jobe Consil
Washington
Jock Andersen Pilen Ing Yeading
Sarsase Dambo Rierdas
Lacelleet
Abby
Slade Gordon
Lahorise Goldberg
Baltimore
Dimner
News Pam
Marg Powde
Frederick
Mews-Post
Mike Spee
Polden
Economy rebounds with 2.4 percent annual gain in Q3
Washington reports the US economy grew at a 2.4 percent annual rate from July through September, rebounding from a second quarter drop. Strong consumer spending and trade helped offset prior fuel shortages, with GDP near early-year levels though inflation-adjusted output lagged.
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Washington
Adren Cooper
Cooper
Fall Festival Parade route and parking restrictions announced
The Frederick Jaycees announce the Fall Festival Parade Sunday October 21 at 2 30 p m in downtown Frederick starting Seventh and Market proceeding south on North Market turning west on Patick Street then north on North Bentz to the Maryland National Guard Armory. barricades and no parking rules extend along parade streets with postings and citations for violators. The listing includes locations of barricades and officers, and notes participants to be announced by Frederick Jaycee President.
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Frederick Jaycees
Frederick
National Weather Service
Seventh
Market Streets
North Market Street
Patick Street
North Bentz Street
Maryland National Guard Armory
Richard J Ashton
Frederick City
Motler Avenue
Seventh and
Ninth Streets
West Seventh Street
East Eighth Street
Ninth Street
Motter Avenue
East Street
West Tenth Street
West Second Street
North Bents Street
College Avenue
Dulaney Avenue
Diil Avenue
Rockwell Terrace
Ashton Said
East Seventh Street
Maxwell Avenue
Seventh Street
East Ninth Street
West Twelfth Street
Thirteenth Street
Gerald W Koogle
North Court Street
West Patrick Street
West Third Street
East Second Street
Memorial Parkway
Rockwell
Austerity guides county CIP budget hearings
Frederick County Planning Commission hearings on the $280 million five year Capital Improvements Program urged trimming excess and prioritizing leasing where possible. Speakers backed a Green Valley middle school and faster plans for a new area high school to control rising costs, while staff favored locating schools near service areas with available water and sewer.
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Frederick County Planning Commission
Winchester Hall
CIP
Board of Education
Green Valley
County Planning Commission
Kemptown
Commission
Inflation driven budget shortfall cripples Maryland state police
PIKESVILLE Maryland facing a $1 million shortfall in a $45 million budget threatens trooper staffing. Superintendent Thomas Smith says the force, currently about 62 to 64 vacancies, will be understaffed for months. He warns of canceled academy classes, reduced patrol coverage in sparse counties, and slower response times as he plans talks with Governor Hughes to press for funding.
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Pikesville
Maryland
Thomas Smith
Smith
Police Academy
Harry R Hughes
Jod Smith
Frederick
Fragmented Weather Note With Unclear Details
A damaged OCR style item mentions fluctuating temperatures and forecast notes. It references edocs toon and catsstraphe, H G Wells, Moet aunty, and mentions today and Saturday with highs and lows described vaguely. The text lacks coherent events or locations to form a clear news item.
Coal sales dwindle as two firms struggle for buyers
In a Somerset County market once lively with coal deliveries, Frederick Counts and Monahan Company struggle to attract customers. With Ramsbore Enterprises withdrawn, only Frederick Counts Rock Works and Charles F Monahan remain active, selling anthracite and bituminous coal at about five to seven dollars per ton amid waning demand and scattered household purchases.
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Ramsbore
Frederick Counts
Huckster Coe
Frederik
Gene Romibore
Reed
Coe
Somerset County
Trassbess
Fredenet Rock Works
Charles F Manahan
Peedenek
Mary Hunt
Monahan
Fredenck
Sabi
Poland
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