Camp David Summit Time for serious labor
The article discusses the Camp David talks with President Carter, Israel’s Begin, and Egypt’s Sadat as a pivotal post Labor Day event. It weighs optimistic hopes for breakthrough against fears of wider conflict, oil-price shocks, and Arab-Israeli tensions, noting U.S. involvement as a full partner.
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Redskins Luncheon Series Opens With Stars in Frederick
Redskins fans can meet stars from Sundays upset of the Patriots at the Frederick Elks Club as Gene Wheeler hosts the first of 16 weekly luncheons. Co-hosts include Dave Butz and Mark Moseley, with proceeds aiding the Frederick City Midget Football League.
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Fragmented thoughts on purity and fate guide a wary note
The fragment speaks of purity inviting divine rousing and reward a rightful habitation. It hints at a small beginning and warns against a life that never starts, mentioning John Beary Cardinal Newmas in a cryptic, uncertain statement.
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Back to School Sparks Frederick Enrollments and Club Matches
Post 50 Years Ago Frederick marks the start of a new academic year as nearly 3,000 students arrive with Frederick High School reporting the largest first day enrollment. The Catocin Country Club male members plan a second dinner match, Kiwanis reviews Frederick's second Fashion and Business Show, and a pivotal Frederick County League race between Enquitsburg and Yellow Springs could decide the pennant with Brunswick poised to win.
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Frederick bypass traffic study planned as two way option eyed
Twenty years ago traffic counts would be taken after the Frederick bypass opened to assess the potential return of major city streets to two way operation. An executive committee meeting of the First United Appeal drive occurred in Frederick W. Weitzel's office with Weitzel and Dr. James A. Sensenbaugh, plus Cari Weakley, to discuss drive plans. Final plans for the eighth annual Frederick County Humane Society pet show and food sale in Baker Park were under way. The Bucke Tow Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. David Adams home with President Mrs. George Hildebrand presiding and devotions led by Miss Minnie Keer.
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Small firms press for federal research support gains
Washington column notes that small firms with under 1,400 employees receive little federal R and D funding despite their role in innovations like insulin and zippers. A 1953–73 study credited under-1000-employee firms with many advances and jobs, but the Office of Management and Budget memo urging more small-business funding vanished.
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Return to world history for Maryland students urged
The State Board of Education may require world history in graduation. Board President Richard Schifter cites cabinet-level critique of limited world history exposure and backs a renewed focus. Dr James Addy notes a shift toward sociology. teachers argue history builds reading writing and thinking, with key links to Judaic Christian roots and ancient Greece Rome and Plato shaping modern thought.
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Dope shipments rise as Singapore embassy warns narcotics flow
A Limited Official Use cable from the U S embassy in Singapore notes narcotics shipments from Singapore to Europe have surged. Customs seeks more sniffer dogs at airports and border checkpoints aiming for a broad passenger and vehicle screening. Ottawa reports a Quebec motorcycle gang war with several deaths. Intelligence circles say U S gangs trade Belgian SMGs to Canadian gangs for drugs.
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Shookstown Road Over Design Alarm Raised in Letter
A Shookstown Road resident attacks the proposed 42 foot road as over designed and wasteful. He warns septic systems, wells, and front yards would be relocated at taxpayer expense and urges county commissioners to review the plan and set a public meeting.
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Barbs Radio Air Traffic Reports Stalling Cars
Barbs Radio provides real time air traffic style reports that indicate exact car stall locations and durations. The system tracks stalled vehicles and updates drivers with precise positions every few minutes for quick relief and rerouting.
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