Mathias pushes to keep U S Marines in Lebanon for 18 months
In a 9-7 vote on a war powers bill, Sen Charles Mathias switched his stance to support the Baker Percy compromise after maneuvering to reconsider a Pell substitute. The vote upheld a plan to keep U S Marines in Lebanon for 18 months, with Sen Paul Sarbanes opposing. Mathias argued the resolution should curb all U S military involvement, not just Marines on the shore, and warned the move risks U S credibility as peace broker in the Middle East.
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Mathias
U.S
Lebanon
Washington
Trac
Sea Charles McC Mathas
Senate
Leonson
Npw
Frederick
Claiborne Pell
D-Ri
Howard Baker
Charles Percy
Foreign Relations Committee
Reagan
Len Baker
Baker-Percy
Sens
Baker
Percy
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Maryland
Paul Sarbanes
Sarbanes
Baker- Percy
UG Maine
Forege
Beirut
PLO
Baltimore
Matinas
White House
Waite House
Winston Churchill
America
Mideast
Tourism for Profit topic of talks at Restaurant Association meeting
The Mid Maryland Restaurant Association will host its September meeting on Sept 26 at Roper's Docksole Restaurant Thurmont with Tourism for Profit as the topic. Sonia Maher and Kay Morrow are guest speakers. A social hour precedes dinner and reservations close Sept 24.
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Tourism For Profit
Restaurant Association
Mid-Maryland Restaurant Association
Roper
Docksole
Thurmont
Sonia Maher
Kay Morrow
Dairymen Inc
Howard
Montgomery
St. Marys
Lisbon
Middle Atlantic
Lisbon United
B. David Patrick
Woodbine
Cindy Rutter
Cockeysville
Ernest Yates
Frederick
Frederick County Tourism Council
Board of Directors
Gaithersburg Attorney to Chair MontCo Juvenile Court Panel
Gaithersburg attorney Judith Bresler will chair Montgomery County's Juvenile Court Committee for eight months. The panel gathers and shares information from public and private youth services, monitors the juvenile justice system, visits facilities, and tracks state and county juvenile legislation. Bresler is with Reese & Carney and holds a University of Maryland BA (1972) and American University law degree (1979).
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Gaithersburg
MontCo
Rockville
Judith Bresler
Reese & Carney
Bresler
University of Maryland
American University
Lebanon War Casualties Shift as Cease-fire Hopes Fade
The fourth wounded Marine will be evacuated by helicopter with a CBS soundman aboard the USS Iwo Jima, while Lebanon’s civil war intensifies. A Saudi mediated truce and UN observers are discussed, but President Gemayel’s government rejects a precondition for any cease-fire. The conflict began September 4 between Druse militiamen and the Phalange Party as Israeli forces pulled back to the south. Admissions, discharges, and births are listed for local residents in Gettysburg area.
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CBS Television Network
Iwo Jima
Jordan
Lebanon
United Nations
Amin Gemayel
Gemayel
Druse
Christian Phalange Party
Pierre
Tattler note from NES MW brief entry
A terse NES MW tattler item notes an event on the calendar with two terse lines. The fragment signals a local note or bulletin without clear details, emphasizing upcoming timing and a short advisory.
Fair’s dairy judging leads Damascus FRA Chapter victory
Damascus FRA Chapter dairy judging wins with Derek Gallupe Blane Jonason and Mike Alcorn. Liberty chapter tops poultry judging. A new dairy area ice cream making contest drew about 20 teams and a large crowd. Winners named Lewis town Number Two include Franklin Stouwlemyer Dr Raymond Edger Harold Long and Bob Vaientine. Ice cream flavor was French pistachio. Judges were Carole Grosswirkle Margaret Flannigan and John Lewis.
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Damascus
Derek Gallupe
Blane Jonason
Mike Alcorn
Liberty Chapter
Boultry
Ring Side
Lewistown
Franklin Stouwlemyer
Raymond Edger
Harold Long
Bob Vaientine
Carole Grosswirkle
Maryland
War game group eyes farm for large scale Capture the Flag
A Howard County man seeks permission from Frederick County Zoning to use a Reid's Ford Road farm for a survival game variant on weekends. The activity, tied to the National Survival Game organization, draws supporters who call it harmless play and critics who warn it desensitizes violence.
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Frederick Coumy
Blue Ridge Games Inc
Pear Jefferson
Peilet
Kyle Swisher
Howard County
Frederck County
Board of Zoning Appeals
Reid
Ford Road
National
Thomas Radecki
University of Illinois
National Coalition
Radecki
Congress
Tvs
Debra Dion
Dion
National Gaming Office
America
Swisher
Maryland
St. Mary’s
Anne Arundel
Howard
Swisner
Radeek
Floctor
Thos
William F. Schrade
Reich
Frederick J. Lowndes
National Survival Games
States
Canada
Europe
Japan
Australia
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Frederik Ness Post
Washington Correspondent
Chamber of Commerce
Letet
Congresswnal
National Weather Service
NOAA
Dept of Cor
Utah
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Florida
Wisconsin
Gettysburg Hospital
Raymond O4
Fairfield
Paul Baldwin
Orrtanna
Martin Matthis
Gettysburg
Charles Hankey
Robert Gach
Leota Pepple
Biglerville
Michael Gitt
Garland Barrett
Brenda Kunkel
John Sharrah
Cashtown
Douglas McKinney
Clair Plank
Orranna
Gregory Angell
Mary Hemler
Donald Shepheard
Randy Little
Robert Custer
Emmitsburg
Frederick Speck
Roland Pitinger
Taneytown
George Cathcart
Robert Mann
Jeanne Horizell
Orrianna
David Nethken
Robert Gash
Martin Mathis
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Fred J. Archibald
Myron W. Randall
Edward F. Mull
Philip W. Hamen
William K. Main Jr
Marlene 8. Young
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
E. Patrick Street
P.O
Montgomery County
Maryland Ava
News Matters
Mart
Cottier
Stone House Pottery
Buckeystown
Fredenck
Kaypro
Scorpion ‘Systems, Inc
W. Patrick St
Ates
Area Farm
Woodlands
Call Hemby Construction Co
W. Third St
State Farm
Forney Monocaty Village Shopping
el State Farm
Texas Light
Fisher Dist. Co., Inc
Frederick, MD
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