Fair week workouts kick off as harness pair train for races
Dawn exercises for two harness racers at the Frederick Fair set the pace for a week of afternoon races beginning Tuesday. The report also covers Camp David peace talks with Egyptian foreign minister Mohammed Kamel resigning, Israeli prime minister Menachem Begin disputing West Bank settlement limits, and President Carter preparing to address Congress amid the Mideast accord.
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Frederick Fair
Washington
Mideast
Camp David
Mohammed
Kamel
Menachem Begin
U.S
Israel
West Bank
Anwar Sadat
Ismail Fahmy
Sadat
Begin
Carter
United States
Negev Desert
Sinai
Congress
ABC
NDC
CDG Uvierras
White House
Commissioners amend water sewer plan for Kemptown school
Frederick County Commissioners voted four to one to amend the sewer and water plan to allow an elementary school at a site near Kemp town. The change moves from W4 5-4 to W-4 &3 outside the normal review. Board of Education can seek final approval. The proposed Kemptown Elementary School would discharge a large daily sewage amount and Johnson noted the ground has perked and there is ample capacity.
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Frederick County
Kemptown
Board of Education
Edgar Wirts
Lawrence W. Johnson
Shipley loses bid for Orphans Court seat in primary
Mrs Shirley Happ of Braddock Heights appeared set to win the Democratic nomination for judge of the Orphans Court in last week's primary, but the Board of Election Supervisors completed the official canvass Monday showing incumbent Judge G Raymond Shipley as the winner. The report notes continued discussion on local school and water treatment plans as part of county developments.
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Shirley Happ
Braddock Heights
the Orphans Court
Board of Election Supervisors
G. Raymond Shipley
New attractions planned at fair set to thrill Frederick County
Frederick County Fair in 1978 expands beyond cattle shows of 1820 with goats sheep hogs and guineas. The event features 4-H prizes totaling 35000 and new amusements including Slide for Life and Hell Drivers. Restrooms and parking improve access.
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Frederick County
George Craeger
Kami Kavi
Gordon Smith
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Patrick Street
Amusements of America
Jack Kochman
Hell Drivers
Elliott
William E. Williams
Frederick Agricultural Society
Weather Outlook: Warm Humid With Showers Likely
The forecast calls for cloudiness and a warm, humid pattern through Tuesday with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs should be in the low to mid 80s, with overnight lows in the mid to upper 60s. Thought for today: Every human heart is human.
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Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Quake Hits Tabas Region. Thousands Dead or Injured
A 7.7 magnitude quake centered near Tabas in northeastern Iran devastates 40 villages and damages 60 more. Officials fear rising death toll as reports come in from remote areas. rescue teams race to reach survivors amid mass burials and food shortages.
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Tehran
Iran
National Radio and Television Service
Fridays
Tabas
Red Lion and
Sun
Red Cross
Shah Mohammed
Camp David summit tension as end of talks looms
A tense final day at Camp David Thurmont saw President Carter, Anwar Sadat, and Menachem Begin negotiating late into the day with an announced plan to end Sunday. Press centers buzzed as officials warned of possible delays while meeting notes and briefings rode on shifting schedules.
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Camp David
Thurmont
Judy Powell
Carter
Sadat
Begin
Powell
White House
Sada
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Frederick City
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Kerman
Rafsanjan
Kaveer Desert
Rose Hill Manor
Jennifer Martin
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Tracy Helm
C. Kurt Hole
American Legion Hall
Jody Powell
Redskins
Jack Pardee
Barbara Walters
William Harper
New Medical Center
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