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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1973
Page
2
A battered Washington dispatch states U S and Soviet trade links could influence Middle East peace talks. Delegates argue that easing economic exchanges with Moscow may improve negotiations, while lawmakers debate expanding export credit and signaling cautious restraint.
The Associated Press reports Israel fired three surface missiles at recon planes near the Sinai as U N forces tighten watch on the Mideast ceasefire. Swedish troops have set up six observation posts along the Suez line and more Swedes and Finns arrive to raise the U N emergency force to 660.
State police contacted a family stranded with car trouble late Sunday night. The local Salvation Army of Frederick County provided overnight lodging supper and breakfast and helped them resume their trip. Emergency aid to passing families is a key service of the Salvation Army Corps a member agency of UGF.
Smokey the Bear presenter Paul Johnson spoke at New Market Elementary about forest fire prevention and burn permits from the Frederick County Health Department. Open burning rules were outlined for Sept 15 to Dec 15 and March to May, with bans except 4 PM to midnight or snow covered ground. The rain total reached 1.24 inches after 25 dry days, with cooler air from a Pennsylvania low and forecast to keep rain through Thursday.
The article notes a nationwide decline in welfare recipients with 14.8 million on aid. Old Age Assistance fell by 190,000 to 1.8 million and general assistance dropped, while Aid to Families with Dependent Children decreased slightly by 5,000, after a year of prior growth.
A scrambled OCR fragment notes uncertainty about ending wage price controls. Mentions policy discussions and possible impacts on workers and prices, with unclear references to officials or dates. Hard to extract concrete entities or outcomes from the jumbled text.
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