27 Sep 1980
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1980
Page
1
Beirut analysts warn any oil pinch from the Iran Iraq war will hit the two belligerents hardest and earliest. Governments urge conserve fuel while a top Middle East analyst sees no immediate Western crisis as shipments stall from Iran and Iraq and exports slow in the Persian Gulf.
Analysts expect no immediate supply crisis with production outpacing consumption. OPEC may delay a 10 percent cut as Iran Iraq war drags on. In Beirut, Syrian troops and Lebanese police shield the U S Embassy after a rocket attack, with minor damage and no injuries. Ambassador Dean declined comment on the incident.
Thousands attend opening day of Baltimore City Fair as Mayor Schaefer touts it as America’s greatest urban celebration. Harborfront area traffic snarls form part of the backdrop while officials report manageable parking and delays amid the three day event showcasing neighborhoods, food, rides, and local culture.
GM and the Baltimore autoworkers union announce a settlement over more than 10 million dollars in extra federal and company funded jobless benefits. About 424 workers receive continued exemption from repayment, with permanent exemption possible after a company union board appeal.
Washington AP report says the Senate seeks to prohibit expenditure of federal funds to enforce President Carter's Soviet grain embargo, challenging White House and House stance which favored keeping the embargo. Powell argues the embargo harms farmers and helps Russians, noting grain exports rose this year beyond projections.
Friday evening Shea Bridge and Caroline Baker were named FFA Sweethearts for Middletown and Glace Valley. The feature includes photo access on Page and notes from News-Post columnists praising local efforts and political commentary. In sports Linganore routed Poolesville 44-13 and Catoctin defeated Francis Scott Key 70.
Iran, Iraq exchange heavy air and ground attacks as Iran's president Bani Sadr meets Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat in Tehran. Pars reports civilians killed in MiG strikes on Abadan region. Baghdad claims missile and air strikes on Iran. War spills into Lebanon with rocket attack on the U S Embassy in Beirut.
Sunny skies and cool temperatures greet visitors as New Market Days opens in the historic town. Tourists fill Main Street as shops bustle and a unique postmark stamp cancellation seal designed by Ruth Anderson goes on sale at the old post office display in Toan Hall.
Frederick County marks a historic milestone as Mary Ann Stepler becomes the first woman to hold a district court judgeship in the 232 year history of the county. The investiture drew over 200 spectators, with Stepler vowing to remember her experiences as a lawyer and noting judges are people too. Her family joined in the celebration as she enters the Sixth Judicial Circuit, joining a small group of female judges statewide.
Parents urged to inspect elementary students for head lice as several schools report cases in Frederick County. Health officials advise careful scalp checks for rashes and scratching, with treatment and cleaning steps outlined, noting transmission back to school and home.
Partly clear conditions with Sunday highs in the mid to upper 70s and a 10 percent chance of rain. Winds become southwesterly at 5 to 10 mph as an obstinate man is quoted to close the page, attributed to Alexander Pope.
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