Secrecy surrounds summit at Camp David talks
Anwar Sadat and Menachem Begin meet Carter at Camp David for a second session amid strict secrecy. White House aide Jody Powell refused to forecast substantive outcomes, noting the talks could last up to two weeks while media access remains limited. The leaders and their spouses hiked the retreat after the discussions.
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Menachem Begin
Carter
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Jordan River
Israel
Jody Powell
White House
Powell
Benin
Lebanon
Syria
Soviet Union
United States
Terael
Abdul Halim Khaddam
Khaddam
Tripoli
Muammar Khadafy
Algeria
Houari Boumedianne
Quiet on the Front at Camp David Amid Press Silence
International press covers Thurmont and Camp David but Carter and Egyptian Minister Menachem Begin remain largely indoors. Two Western Unden technicians handle telephone machines in the mess center while guards at Camp David entrances chat quietly, and leader lifting by press is minimal.
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International Press Corps
Thurmont
Camp David
Carter
Menachem Begin
PE May Raise Rates to Fund Vital Power Plants
McCardell of Potomac Edison warns it must be allowed to raise rates to finance critical power plants or risk service cuts by 1983. Moody’s downgraded PE’s bond rating as the Allegheny Power System parent presses a $5 billion 10 year expansion, with PE bearing about $1.8 billion. Construction on Pleasants Station in West Virginia and Lower Armstrong in Pennsylvania faces delays as revenue and financing falter.
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Potomac Edison Company
John M. McCardell
Moody's Investors Service
Maryland
APE
McCadell
Maryland Public Service Commission
Carl H. Cater
Allegheny Power System
Allegheny
Monongahela Power Company
West Penk Power Company
Pleasants
Pleasants County
WOME
Son
Competion
Lower
Armstrong
Cater
Federal Energy Regulatory Com
Creamery Road Crossover Saved as U.S. 15 Expands
County officials report state will keep Creamery Road open when U S 15 becomes a dual lane highway. The Emmitsburg burgesses push for the road to stay, citing development needs and safety concerns. College Lane will stay open but shift north, while Smith Road awaits a later bid.
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U.S. 15
County Commission
Lawrence A. Dorsey
News-Post
Bugh Dawss
State Highway Administration
Dorsey
Emmitsburg
County Economic and Community Development Commission
College Lane
Annandale Road
Smith Road
Oradorff Road
Pennsylvania Line
Soviet court convicts Crawford in ruble sale case
Soviet Judge Lev Mironov convicts U S businessman Francis J Crawford of buying rubles on the black market and grants a five year suspended sentence. The U S Embassy says Crawford may leave the country immediately after exit visa plans. Crawford and three Soviet co defendants receive prosecutor requested penalties. Crawford plans exit as soon as possible and will discuss future work with International Harvester in Chicago.
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Moscow
Lev Mironov
U.S
Francis J. Crawford
Crawford
United States
Frederick County
Carroll County
Soviet Foreign Ministry
Vladimir Kiselev
Ludmila
Alla Solovyova
Kiselevs
Ludmila Kiselev
International Harvester
Chicago
Leonid M Popov
Carter's veto upheld against defense bill challenge
The House voted to sustain President Carter's veto of the $37 billion defense authorization bill that included a $2 billion nuclear aircraft carrier, calling the carrier wasteful and harmful to other vital defense needs. The veto, his fifth and first to face an override, sparked protests and debates over Congress's constitutional powers.
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House
Leduc
Carter
Congress
Robert Michel
Ilinois
Salinger novel stays in county classrooms
The Frederick County Board of Education rejected a parent appeal to remove J D Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye from county literature classes. The board upheld the superintendent's decision to allow continued assignment with mature senior students and offered an alternative reading option.
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J.D. Salinger
Frederick County Board of Education
Frances W. Ashbury
A. Doty Remsbury
Gordon M. Anderson
Middletown Parent
Jean
Autopsy Experts Debate Path of fatal Kennedy Bullet
Autopsy specialists plan to back the Warren Commission finding that the fatal bullet to President Kennedy came from the rear. The debate over bullet direction fuels conspiracy theories about a second gunman, but the majority holds the shots originated from the Texas School Book Depository window to the right rear. The House committee will hear pathologists including Dr Michael Baden while a dissenting panel member presents an opposing view.
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Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Dallas
Texas School Book Depository
Lee Harvey Oswald
House
Michael Baden
New York City
Martin Luther King Jr
Warren Commis
Deve GeMuen
Inside The News Legionnaires disease and political action group
A fragmentary clipping reports Legionnaires disease affecting A7 with political action group and Laetrile aiding in six cancer cases. Weather notes predict mostly sunny and hot today with highs in the upper 60s to low 70s and partly cloudy tonight. A Bible verse as quotation appears amid garbled text.
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