Frederick Confronts Nighttime Bird Swarm Menace
Frederick residents face a recurring flock problem as grackles fill trees at night. Maj. Richard J. Ashton reports delay in blank ammunition for .38 rifles and shotguns though a federal permit exists. Citizens chant noise and tree thinning as a city policeman fires during late shifts, with no lasting cure despite past federal involvement.
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Graceham
Frederick County
Richard J. Ashton
Camp David leaders tour Gettysburg battlefield photos
Media leaders from at least three nations photographed the Camp David summit atop Little Round Top during a Gettysburg battlefield visit. The scene showed Israeli Defense Minister Ezer Weizman, Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin, President Carter, and Egyptian President Sadat bidding farewell to a park ranger. Amy Carter sits quietly near the Virginia Monument as dusk falls.
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Little Round Top
Gettysburg Battefield
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Exer Weizman
Menachem
Carter
Sadat
Amy Carter
Virginia Monument
C. Kurt Hotter
Rain and autumn near in Frederick County forecast
After 11 dry days Frederick County may see rain later today as a weather system moves through the tri county area. Weekend temperatures were cool with highs in the mid 60s and lows in the 60s to near 70, signaling the approach of autumn.
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Stevepilly
Aulong
Tuesay
Tritounty
Frederick
Westminster
Lowes
Sound test results in JFK assassination hearing
The House Assassinations Committee reviews acoustics tests by Bolt Beranek and Newman to determine if three or four gunshots occurred in the Dallas slaying of President John F. Kennedy. Public testimony begins as hearings enter a second week.
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House
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Bolt, Beranek and Newman
Cambridge
Mass
Dollar climbs against European currencies in early Tokyo trade
The dollar strengthened against European currencies in early trading, rising over two yen in Tokyo to a six week high. It opened at 193.00 yen and closed at 193.225, with Europe showing gains in Frankfurt 2,012 marks and Paris at 1.4025 francs. Gold held near the prior close around $205.6 to $205.875 in Zurich and London.
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Corbin Barnes trade charges in county sheriff race
Corbin and Barnes traded charges and counter charges Monday over advertisements they say are distorted or false. Corbin denied ever playing golf with politicians during his state police career and accused Barnes of lying, while Barnes defended his claims and attacked Corbin’s campaign. They sparred over retirement pay, the band connection, and the cost of state police versus county deputy resident programs, signaling a heated sheriff race.
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Donald C. Barnes
Corbin
News-Post
Barnes
Cor
Stocks Gain As Market Surges On Dollar Strength
New York AP reports the stock market jumped for a second straight day as dollar strength on overseas foreign exchange markets boosts confidence. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 5.81 points in early trading to 913.55, following a 14.03-point gain Friday.
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No breakthrough in summit talks at Camp David
The Mideast summit in its sixth day moves in fits and starts with no major breakthrough between Israel and Egypt. Carter Begin and Sadat remain at Camp David with cautious assessments from officials. Gettysburg tour and discussions continue while Iran’s Shah receives Carter.
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Egypt
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Menachem Begin
Anwar Sadat
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Ezer Weizman
Sadat
Gettysburg
Battefield
Carter aides reject Vesco plea for help
The White House says fugitive financier Robert Vesco failed to get Carter aides including Cyrus Vance and Griffin Bell to intercede in his legal troubles. Emissaries sought help in December 1976. Vesco allegedly directed pressure through Tom Jordan and Charles Kirbo, who deny any intercession. A Carter ally, Spencer Lee, was retained in Vesco's behalf.
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White House
Robert L. Vesco
Carter
Vesco
Jody Powell
Bahamas
Cyrus R. Vance
Griffin B. Bell
Powell
Vetco
Hamilton Jordan
Richard Harden
Jack Anderson
Jordan
Atlanta
Charles Kirbo
Kirbo
Anderson
Albany, Ga
Spencer Lee
Lee
Anderzon
Edward Bennett Williams
Washington
Departments of Justice and State
Inside The News Civil War Rages in Nicaragua
A vivid note on Nicaragua's civil conflict appears on Inside The News page. The item frames the struggle as ongoing and intense with regional implications.
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Nicaragua
Local and State Races Head Toward November General Election
Candidates press toward the finish as 1978 primary results loom. Fifty one Democrats and Republicans seek party nominations in Maryland races including four for governor with Blair Lee III vs challengers and a tight Byron Repl House race. Voter turnout forecasts in Frederick County range from 35 to 48 percent, with most observers at 40 to 42 percent.
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Women’s Democratic League
Urleans
U.S
House of Representatives
Maryland
Frederick County
Goodloe E. Byron
Dav. C. Repl
Blair Lee
Baltimore County
Ted Venetoulis
Lee
Baltimore Sun
Harry R. Hughes
Sunpapers
Baltimore City
Walter Sorlinsky
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