Move toward peace after Camp David summit signs
The article argues a forward push for Middle East peace, stressing that success rests on world nations accepting the framework and advancing negotiations. It notes Israel’s proposed withdrawals from the West Bank and Sinai and calls for broad international support to sustain momentum toward a signed peace. Public sentiment in Egypt and Israel favors peace.
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Middle East
Carter
Begin
Sadat
Mideast
Thurmont
Israel
West Bank
Jordan River
Egypt
Latin America’s drift into enduring strongman rule
The piece surveys Latin America’s political pattern since independence, noting Costa Rica’s democracy and Mexico’s cautious progress. It links repeated regimes in Cuba Dominican Republic Guatemala and Nicaragua to cycles of repression and revolution, with Somoza’s fall prompting reflection on future outcomes. It cites journalist Chamorro and poet Santayana on remembering history, then shifts to helmet laws for motorcyclists and a study noting reduced head injuries with helmets amid rising fatalities.
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Trujillo
Batista
Somoza
Latin America
United States
Costa Rica
Chile
Mexico
Wil Ne
Cuba
Honduras
Guatemala
Ecuador
Dominican Republic
Nicaragua
Anastasia Somoza Debayle
Pedro Joaquin Charmorto Cardenal
Chamorre
Ubico
George Santuana
Chee Thook
McGraw- Hill
Medical News
Washington Merry-Go-Round Targets Mansfield Doctor in Federal Deals
Jack Anderson exposes Dr. Raymond Thabet of Automated Medical Services in Mansfield Ohio as a long standing recipient of federal contracts. Investigations by FBI DOJ GAO and locals reveal repeated questionable work from 1972 onward including a frozen blood sample fiasco and EPA pesticide tissue tests with unresolved results. Despite critiques, contracts continued totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars over six years amid a rundown lab and ongoing inquiries.
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Federal
Raymond Thabet
Mansfield
Ohio
Uncle Sam
Thabet
FBI
Justice Department
General Accounting Office
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
R. Bruce Carter
Navy
Carter
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Sol Tec Aamentus
Wynnery
Air Force
Planned Parenthood
Indiana
Michigan
Thadet
Vicki Warren
David Kane
Kane
Law Enforcement Intelligence Unit
SEIG
United States
Canada
American Indian Movement
Students For A Democratic Society
Black Panthers
LEU
Steven Bertucelli
Deborah Goldberg
Hollywood Flair Meets Maine Politics in House Race
In Maine's vast 2nd district contest, Olympia Snowe, a 31 year old Greek American, and Mark Gartley, a former Navy pilot, vie for the House seat vacated by William Cohen. The campaign centers on Dickey Lincoln dam plans, Penobscot and Passamaquoddy land claims, and the fate of Loring Air Force Base, with Snowe drawing national women's organization support and Gartley leveraging name recognition as secretary of state. The district's remote, timber rich landscape underscores the broader federal decisions shaping jobs and power in the region.
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Auburn
Maine
Nea
Olympia Snowe
Snowe
Mark Gartley
Vietnam
Gartley
Mississippi
Aroostook
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Washington
Dickey-Lincoln
New England
Aswan
Egypt
Garrity
Penobscot
Passamaquoddy
2Nd
Loring Air Force Base
Strategic Air Command
Limestone
Defense Department
Pentagon
U.S
Rains End Dry Spell and Parking Plans Discussed
Twenty years ago heavy rains ended a dry spell in the city while winds caused spotty county damage and power outages. A chamber committee led by F Ross Myers discussed a downtown off street parking plan at a business leaders conference. DR Ruth Smalley spoke at a four day conference in Braddock Heights as Potomac Edison announced a 13 million expansion ahead of peak demand. A Minnesota study cited shows women prioritize job type while men seek security. pay ranks low for both, though psychological rewards matter for all.
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Chamber OF Commerce
L. J. Keller
F. Ross Myers
Sam W. Maples Jr
William B. Bennett Jr
Hansel Hurst
Paw M. Carmack
Ruth Smalley
University of Pennsylvania
School of Social Work
Schley Inn
Braddock Heights
Minnesota
Journal of Applied Psychology
Minnesota Gas Co
Iuttn
50 Years Ago Observances Mark Constitution Day in Frederick
Frederick chapter D A R marked Constitution Day with a large gathering at Mrs A G Nicodemus Walkersville residence. Hood College anticipated a record September enrollment near 30 students returning, while Braddock Heights residents discussed season plans with R E Long and Emory L Coblentz. Golden wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Martin L Shankle celebrated at Buckeystown home with health noted.
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Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
A. Nicodemus
Walkersville
Martin L. Shankle
Buckeystown
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R. E. Long
Potomac Edison Company
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