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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1978

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City approves two flood plan property buys and street overlay

Carroll Creek Flood Project gains two property acquisitions Roland Harbaugh at 83750 and Seeger & Company Hardware at 75720 with settlement set for Sept 30 and Oct 30. Seeger includes storefront to be marketed with sale gains returned to flood funds. A 1.5 million HUD grant pre approval is sought for flood work and All Saints Street streetlights. Overlay of East Street slated at 390000 with rail work next spring funded from capital improvements.

Carroll Creek East Street William H. duBell Roland Harbaugh Seeger & Company Hardware duBell Seeger Harbaugh duBeil Department of Housing and Urban Development B&o All Saints Street Michael E. Pue South Market Street Seeger & Company C. Kurt Holter

Wholesale prices slip 0.1 percent in August

The Labor Department reports a 0.1 percent drop in wholesale prices in August, the first decline in two years, with consumer food prices down 1.5 percent the largest drop in two years. While inflation at the consumer level remains near 10 percent annually, officials hope the wholesale decline signals progress in cooling prices.

Washington Mhem U.S Carter

Iran under martial law as troops fire on Tehran crowd

Tehran reports say troops fired into a several thousand strong anti government gathering in Jaleh square as martial law is imposed in the capital and 11 other cities. No official death toll was released though Tehran radio spoke of many dead. The crackdown followed days of protests led by teenagers and veiled women demanding reforms, with buildings and stores set ablaze and statues toppled.

Tehran Iran Radio Jaleh Square Ayatullh Noori Baharestan Parliament Square

Planning panel approves rezoning over protests

Frederick County Planning Commission approved rezonings for two 41 acre properties along Indian Springs Road and a 122.5 acre tract near Lynn Burke and Weller Road from agriculture to residential use. The Green Valley parcel was approved 3 to 0 with one abstention and the Yellow Springs tract 4 to 2, while 14 lots west of Old Middletown Road and east of Md 18 were rezoned to Village Center 4 to 2. The decision now goes to the Frederick County Commissioners for final action.

Jeffer Frederick County Planning Commission Frederick County Indian Springs Road Robert D. Osburn Jr Richard M. Winters Robert A. Perryge Howard J. Zimmerman Lynn Burke Road Weller Road Bush Creek Green Valley Bryan Moore Yellow Springs Old Middletown Road MD. 18 Richard Grosmickle Harry Schamel Jr Schamel Health Department Jefferson

Summit progress hinted at Camp David talks

Veiled progress hints emerge from the Camp David summit as President Carter Israeli Prime Minister Begin and Egyptian President Sadat press toward tough Arab Israeli issues. White House aide Powell says secrecy helps talks while Palestinians push to be equal partners and end occupation. A small plane carries a pro peace message over Thurmont Maryland.

Camp David Middle East Carter Menachem Begin Anwar Sadat White House Jody Powell Powell U.S Walter F. Mondale Cyrus Vance Zbigniew Breernadd Mondale Vance Brzezinski Begin Teraéul Wang Dor WS Sadat Thurmont Washington Cyrus B. Vance Harold Brown Zbigniew Brzezinski Nations Security Moshe Dayan Exer Weizman Brown United States Israel

Sharp fighting breaks peace in Lebanon in Beirut

Syrian peacekeeping forces bombarded right-wing Christian militias in Beirut with heavy artillery rockets and tanks in the heaviest clashes in a month. Police reported three dead and eight wounded in three Christian neighborhoods on Beirut’s southeastern side as at least six buildings were set ablaze by the bombardment.

Beirut Lebanon

Single bullet theory gains support in JFK case

Washington AP The House Assassinations Committee has developed new evidence backing the single bullet theory that one bullet wounded Kennedy and Connally. Neutron activation analyses showed matching elemental fingerprints between a wrist fragment and Connally’s stretcher bullet, as experts prepare to hear the findings and question key ballistics and pathology officials.

Washington House Warren Commission John F. Kennedy Kennedy Texas John B. Connally Connally Dallas Larry Sturdivan Charles §. Petty Dallas County Petty

Life Behind Camp David Fences A Local Journalists View

A Baltimore AP report recounts a press visit to Camp David for a Marine Evening Dress Parade honoring Egyptian and Israeli guests. The piece details accreditation struggles, security cautions from White House staffer Ann Edwards, and a crowded Thurmont press center as Jody Powe prepares a briefing.

Thurmont Camp David Carter U.S. Marine Drum and News-Post Ile Insite Camp David Egypt Israel White House Thurmont American Legion Bedlam Ann Edwards Pat Malone Ann

Jobless rate climbs in Frederick County in July

Frederick County's unemployment rose from 4.2 percent in June to about 5 percent in July, with 2 702 people jobless. Statewide rate fell to 4.8 percent as national rate edged to 6.3 percent, while Baltimore area added jobs aided by summer youth programs. Data from the Department of Human Resources covers July figures for Frederick Montgomery Carroll Howard and Washington counties.

Frederick County Department of Human Resources Montgomery Carroll Howard Washington Devil Somerset Baltimore

Nuclear carrier upheld in global anti hijacking pact

A nuclear carrier was upheld in a global anti hijacking pact, with nations agreeing to joint actions. The accord strengthens security measures and sets procedures for responses to hijacking attempts, aiming to reduce maritime threats and improve enforcement.

Weather forecast note with cooler tonight

Cloudy and cooler tonight with lows in the low to mid range. Saturday remains mostly cloudy with highs in the 60s and a mix of conditions expected.

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