Tickets remain for Great Frederick Fair shows
The Great Frederick Fair opens Tuesday September 21 with brisk grandstand sales but tickets remain at the secretary’s building. Highlights include Mel Tillis Roy Clark Demolition Derby Box Car Willie Sylvia Hell Drivers and daily events such as jousting antique parades and price winning animal cavalcades. Senior citizens gain free admission before 6 p.m. on select days and Friday is Children's Day with free admission until 6 p.m. Local officials day and state officials day are noted with Governor Harry R Hughes invited Thursday.
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Board of Managers
Frederick
Joe Free
Mel Tillis
Roy Clark
Willie and
Sylvia
Pamtes Tame Rra Bey Heepee Ee Een
Eee Bureau
Granges
Women’s Clubs
Frederick County
Harry R. Hughes
Ghotbzadeh Executed in Tehran for Plot Against Khomeini
Sadegh Ghotbzadeh former Iranian foreign minister and ally of Khomeini was executed by firing squad in Tehran on a verdict from the Army Revolutionary Tribunal approved by the High Judicial Court. He was arrested in April and charged with masterminding a plot to overthrow the Islamic government and assassinate Khomeini.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Sadegh Ghotbzadeh
Tehran
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
IRNA
Army Revolutionary Tribunal
High Judicial Court
TRNA
Ghotheadeha8
Khomeini
Iran
Ghotbzadeh
Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
U.S
Tak
Marcos presses for higher U S base terms in Philippines visit
President Marcos arrives in Washington for talks with President Reagan as demonstrations loom over alleged rights abuses. Officials weigh U S access to Clark Air and Subic Bay and possible higher Philippine payments beyond the 1984 five year pact.
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Philippines
U.S
Clark Air Base
Subic Naval
Marcos
United States
Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Asia
Middle East
UN Ed
Washington
Association of Southeast Asian Nations
Israelis press into west Beirut in unilateral move
Israeli forces say they control all key points in west Beirut after the assassination of Bashir Gemayel and amid a cabinet meeting in Tel Aviv. Prime Minister Begin cited security needs as fighters and militias clash, with leftists reported to agree not to confront Israeli troops.
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Israel
West
Beirut
Lebanon
Shafik Wartan
Bashir Gemayel
Rive
Tel Aviv
Gemayel
Phalange Party
West Beirut
Hamra
Corniche Mazraa
Menachem Begin
Watran
Ebabu Ben-Elissar
Foreign Affairs and Security Committee
Begin
Israel Radio
Senate rejects Helms anti abortion package in split vote
In a setback for conservative forces the Senate voted 47 to 46 to set aside Helms anti abortion package after two weeks of debate. Liberals used filibuster rules to block a direct vote while Reagan pressed for passage. The move leaves prayer in public schools and a Hatch constitutional amendment shelved for now.
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Senate
Washington
Jesse Helms
Congress
Helms
Lowell Weicker
Rconn
Reagan
Packwood
Supreme Court
Sen
Orrin Hatch
Utah
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Hatch
United States
Dostoyevski Quotation Reflected in Newspaper Tone
A compact, period-voiced card notes Dostoyevski’s line about rejecting prophets yet honoring martyrs. It frames the paradox in a sepia tone suitable for a vintage newspaper card. No further context is provided in the readable text.
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Seattle
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Union of Democratic Filipinos
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Needay
Sally Rice
Paul Rhoads
Bob Leveronel
John Tower
Texas
Ted Stevens
Alaska
Malcolm Wallop
Wyoming
William Roth
Delaware
Bob Packwood
R-Ore
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Inside the News
Feodor Dostoyevski
Bdi-Idia
Justine Tey
Jack Anderson
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