Sadat Begin face test selling Camp David accord on Capitol Hill
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Prime Minister Menachem Begin confront tough questions as they seek backing for the Camp David framework in Capitol Hill hearings. Secretary Vance and Carter urge support while Sadat’s foreign minister resigns amid partisan pressure.
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Egypt
Israel
Capitol Hill
Congress
Anwar Sadat
Menachem Begin
Dan
Hussein
Saudi Arabia
Khalid Vance
Carter
Middle East
Sadat
Sinai
Begin
Tractor pull kicks off Frederick Fair with heavyweights in action
About 3,800 spectators watched the third annual Frederick Fair Tractor Pull as 12,000 pound loads were tugged down a 300-foot dirt track. The Hoff and Hughes team claimed two of five firsts, with 1500 horsepower engines and alcohol fuel, amid varied engines and sled weight tests. Maryland lottery numbers followed with 228 drawn in the Numbers Game.
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Hughes and Hoff
Shawn Parry
Mike Hoff
Ronnie Hughes
Lavinia Edmunds
Frederick Fair
Hoff and Hughes
Keith Black
New Windsor
Frank Stifler
Falston
Hughes
Stifler
Jim Kindle
Hagerstown
Kendle
Joe Bell
Boonsboro
Tom Tessier
Laytonsville
Oither
Tom Middleton
Ridgley
Johnny
Franklin Blank
Jimmy Kendall
Hoff and
National
Tractor Puller Association
Joseph Free
Christoff sentence upheld by Maryland appeals panel
A three judge panel in Annapolis upheld former Frederick Community College dean Patrick L. Christoff’s two years and a day sentence for illegally obtaining 156000 in state aid. The panel found no basis to reduce the sentence, following a six day trial.
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Frederick Community College
Annapolis
Patrick L. Christoff
FCC
H. Chester Goudy
Anne Arundel County
Raymond G. Thieme Jr
Bruce C. Williams
Nathaniel Hopper
Christoff
Goudy
State University of New York
Albany
LaborImmuno firm eyes Frederick County plant move
Harlan Industries of Indianapolis plans a 1.3 million laboratory animal plant on five acres in Ballenger Creek Frederick County. The project would produce 20 000 to 25 000 rats and mice weekly, with 40 to 60 staff by 1981, and relies on a Maryland financing loan with state and county approval. A public hearing is set for Oct 16.
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Frederick County
Harlan Industries, Inc
Indianapolis
Ind
Ballenger Creek
Hal P. Harlan
B. Thomas Company
English Muffin Way
Harlan
Maryland Industrial Financing Development Authority
MIFDA
Donald Date
Harlan Industries
Baltimore
Washington
National
Frederick County vows plan with limited state school funds
Frederick County school leaders warned of delays to 10 proposed $12.6 million projects as the IAC said only $4.5 million of a $10.8 million request would be funded. Superintendent Gordon M. Anderson urged state lobbying to secure more SAC funds amid rising enrollment and growth, noting Howard County as a faster-growth area while Western Middle School and North Frederick elements face jeopardy.
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Frederick County
State Interagency Committee For School Construction
IAC
Board of County Commissioners
Gordon M. Anderson
Board of Education
Anderson
TAC
Western Middle School
North Frederick
Thomas Johnson
Brunswick
Frederick High School
Kemptown
Angerson
Ander
Howard County
Maryland
Dr. Anderson
Sadat wins Egypt goals amid quake toll forecast
Inside The News reports Sadat achieved Egypt's aims as quake death toll could exceed 15,000. Somali troops mass for attack. Tonight's forecast shows a clear to partly cloudy sky with highs near 70s and a 10 percent rain chance. Thought for today notes that a little learning is not dangerous to one who does not mistake it for a great deal.
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Upper &S
William Allenwhite
News-Post staff win four categories in MDDC contest
Advertising staff of the Frederick News-Post are named winners in four divisions of the 1978 Maryland Delaware District of Columbia Press Association contest. Sne Ed Mull wins first for local display advertising in division A. Lisa Hostetter takes first for local display color reproduction. The display ad staff earns second for advertising section and the classified staff second for national display color reproduction. Awards will be given Sept 24 at Ocean City during the 69th annual summer conference.
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Frederick News-Post
Maryland- Delaware-D.c Press Association
Sne
Ed Mull
Lisa Hostetter
Mddc Press Association
Ocean City
Maryland
North East
Edward W Dorsey
Avlen Grant
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chalmers Roberts Association
Alien C Jackson
Anne Arundel Times
Annapolis
Milton Mitchel
Atlantic Publications Inc
Accomac. Vn
Crawford recalls hellish prison experience in Russia
Westminster native and International Harvester sales manager Francis J Crawford, held in Russia, described his imprisonment as hell. He told attorney Herbert Rollins in Frederick that he could not discuss prison details, and criticized the currency charges as trumped up. He noted foreign receipts, a trial overseen by one judge and two lay judges, and said the verdict was politically predestined.
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Francis J Crawford
Russia
Crawford
Westminster
Herbert L. Rollins
Frederick
International Harvester
Virginia Olbrish
U.S
Moscow
Woodbridge
Andrei Gromik
United Nations
Soviet Union
Penmurator
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Inside the News
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McCormick & Co Inc
Charles J Franklin Jr
Baltimore Gas and Electric LC
Ray E Hiebert
University of Mars
Alfred J Kought Mercy Hospital
Brent Snodgrass
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