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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Oct 31, 1979

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Western Airlines DC-10 crashes in fog at Mexico City airport

A Western Airlines DC-10 bound from Los Angeles with about nine aboard crashed in fog at Mexico City's airport, wreckage touching two buildings. Reporters counted 40 bodies. witnesses heard a thunderclap and saw a bright flash. Survivors include a purser and the captain, last name Jilber, with at least ten believed rescued.

Mexico City Western Airlines Los Angeles Jilber

Carter Aides Face Possible Firing Over Kennedy Ties

President Carter's campaign manager Tim Kraft says administration loyalty must trump politics and hints at dismissals of officials flirting with Seadward Kennedy. A White House source says others may switch camps, while pledging continued support for the president.

Washington Carter Seadward M. Kennedy Kennedy Tim Kraft White House Hac

Byrne takes official stance as Kennedy backer

Chicago mayor Jane Byrne made an official endorsement of Len Edward M Kennedy for the 1980 Democratic nomination. The move follows her initial support and a Carter-era fundraising dinner, with Byrne citing public distrust in President Carter over prices and high interest rates as context for her backing.

Washington Edward M. Kennedy Carter Senate Kennedy Chicago Jane Byrne Dick Clark Dtowa National Treasury Employes Union Boston Faneuil Hall Tie Len Edward M Kennedy Democratic Tomina Don Byrne Massachusetts Democrat Carer

Pressing business and finance fade in crowded economy

Today's highlights cover the downturn in large corporations across a growing economy. Washington merry-go-round notes President Carter's economic woes, while Other Views questions regulatory proposals that may spark more chaos.

ae + WASHINGTON Jack Anderson Carters Tom Thede Artiers Hase Edger Allen Marthe Angle Robert Walters William Brown Belpanig Chile Frederick Fredenck County Heath

County approves snow emergency and school construction plan

Frederick County Commissioners approved a snow emergency ordinance imposing snow tires and no parking on county roads with a $500 fine for violations. The measure activates when the Maryland State Police chief declares a snow emergency on state and federal highways. The board also backed a $113 million six year school construction plan with $13 million for 1981, supported by state and county contributions, though one commissioner dissented. Also approved were master and annual plans for the CETA program including a new displaced homemakers program.

Board of Education Frederick Frederick County Maryland State Police Adrian McC Remsberg Harold K. Keller Mary G. Williams

State seeks 1400 acre site for coal fired PE plant

Maryland officials in five western counties including Frederick weigh a 1400 acre site in Frederick Carroll Washington Allegany or Garrett for a PE owned coal fired plant. The program, run by the Department of Natural Resources, budgets about a half million dollars to locate a suitable site and inform residents over 18 months. Local meetings led by Lewis E La Fleur and wife Ann La Fleur will gather citizen input and publish newsletters while a toll free hotline answers questions.

Potomac Edison Co Lyon E. Keller General Assembly Maryland Frederick Department of Natural Carroll Washington Allegany Garrett Counties Howard A Mueller Mueller Lewis E Ann la Fleur Department of ‘Natura Thes

Energy Expo at Frederick Vo-Tech details energy projects

Frederick County energy activists launch FUEL joining Homebuilders for Energy Expo at Frederick Vo-Tech Center. Expo runs noon to 6 pm Saturday and Sunday featuring passive solar, nuclear energy, and other projects. Cochairman John Darnell notes plans for home tours, energy efficient models, and a rural farm project.

FUEL Fredenck County Eneras Frederick -O- Tech Center Cochairman John Darnell Harmons Frederck County Soodburnery Natonwade

Battered spouses topic at HRC meet

A community discussion at the Human Rights Conference centered on battered spouses, focusing on support, safety, and remedies for women facing domestic abuse. Attendees explored legal resources, counseling options, and reporting mechanisms, with emphasis on empowering victims and increasing awareness.

HRC

Troops Repel Leftist Attack on San Salvador Embassy

Salvadoran soldiers backed by armored cars used tear gas to scatter a mob of about 300 leftists trying to seize the U S Embassy in San Salvador on the second day of capital city violence. Officials said two Marines were mildly wounded, with no embassy casualties reported.

San Salvador el Salvador Vitas Dambrava State Department

Administration aims to cut oil imports despite September rise

Washington reports September imports at 8.46 million barrels per day after slight exports, with the Carter administration sticking to its yearly average target of 8.2 to 13.8 million. White House aides cite yearlong average goals and stock replenishment from Iran disruptions as key factors. A Senate aide notes weekly figures show higher, 4.2 million barrel daily averages, arguing the final months may lower overall imports.

Washington Carter Administration U.S Commerce Department United States White House Iran Senate Energy Commuter Department of Energy

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