Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone seeks 2.4% rate hike
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co asks Maryland PSC for a 2.4 percent intercity rate increase, adding about $11.4 million yearly revenue. The average Baltimore residential bill would rise from 10.25 to 10.50 per month, with payphone charges unchanged. The PSC has 90 days to hear testimony and decide.
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Baltimore
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Ch
Maryland Public Service Coenmission
C&p
PSC
PSO
Fie
Tne
CAB urged to reject low-cost London fare
The Civil Aeronautics Board faced pushback from the Justice Department and airline groups over proposed cut-rate transatlantic fares. Justice official Lipsky warned discounts might drive charter carriers from the North Atlantic. IATA members and major carriers argued lower fares serve consumers, while critics call them predatory and a threat to existing services. Laker Airlines plans Skytrain service with 36 dollar-denominator roundtrips, escalating pressure on established carriers.
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Washington
Civil Aeromautics Board
Justice Department
New York- London
Abbott B. Lipsky Jr
Board
North Atlantic
International Air ‘Transport Association
Lipsky
Europe
Pan American
Britain
Laker Airlines
Pan-Am
TWA
British Airways
Laker
U.S
TATA
Atlantic
Undecided lead in New York polls in mayoral race
In New York the mayoral primary race is expected to be close with six Democrats challenging Mayor Abraham Beame. Polls show up to one fifth of voters undecided as campaigns and a TV blitz pushed expenditures past 4 million dollars. Runoff looms for Sept. 19 with key figures Abzug Koch and Cuomo in focus.
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New York
Abraham D. Beame
Hearne
Beame
Bella Abzug
Edward Koch
Mario Cuomo
Hugh Carey
Ugandan Prisoners Reported Beaten in Kampala Jail Mass Incident
Nairobi reports say Ugandan soldiers battered about 180 inmates in an Kampala jail on Aug 27. Eight former inmates told Daily Nation of executions and severe beatings, including two women, by nonuniformed troops. A missing British businessman, Robert Scanlon, is believed jailed.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Nation
Idi Amin
Uganda
Robert Kamar
Kampala
Kamau
Daily Nation
Robert Scanlon
Ure Kampala
Woman attorney defeats judge in recall election
In Madison, Maria Krueger, 33, campaigned on equal justice and fair trials and defeated Dane County Judge Archie Simonson in Wisconsin’s first judicial recall. Krueger won 27,244 votes and 35 percent, while Simonson received 18,435 votes and 2 percent. The recall followed Simonson's remarks linking rape and women’s dress at a May juvenile case. Krueger will be sworn Sept. 18 to serve the remainder of Simonson’s term.
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Madison
Wis
Maria Krueger
Dane County
Archie
Wisconsin
Simonson
Tim
Gil
Simonsoe
Ms. Krueger
Siiriongan
Siman
Dyer Simonsen
Family Court
Daniel Moeser
Trame
Mombere
Fan
Pipeline pact pledges vast Alaska Canada natural gas link
Washington AP Carter and Trudeau announce a 10 billion pipeline plan to move Alaska gas to the lower 48, calling it the largest private energy project. The deal aims to boost Canadian gas development, lower costs, and supply North Slope gas, with signings and legislative approvals to follow.
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Washington
Certer
Pierce Elliott Trudeau
Alaska
White House
Carter
Trudeau
Canada
Mackenzie Delta
U.S
Ugandan President Amin undergoes surgery in Kampala
Ugandan President Idi Amin reportedly had an operation at Kampala’s Nulago Hospital performed by a Russian surgeon. The broadcast gave no details on the procedure or hospitalization length.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Hi- Amin
Karmpala
Nulago Hospital
Talia
Amin
Government to hire private collectors for student loan debts
The Office of Education plans private collection agencies to recover about 530 million dollars from roughly 390,000 federally insured student loan borrowers who defaulted. Recipients could see hits to credit ratings and future borrowing. private firms will take a commission on recovered payments, with an initial rollout starting soon and a single contractor initially.
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Washington
Sam
Office of Education
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
teTaull
Sheny
Lea Kornfeld
Hew Cent
Missoner
Mettane
Kornfeld
Cenvre
Corrowarsans
Colection Agency
SHA Target Shoot Promotes Nish and Gameub Event
An advertised target shoot event features Polumac Nish and Gameub at Hind Oil with beef and other prizes on September 11. No skeves or Sonpes are allowed.
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Polumac Nish & Gameub
Deveney Draining Ad With Bester-Long Inc Listing
A fragment shows Deveney Draining and Bester-Long Inc at 439 5 Poto Sna in Hagerstown Maryland with an advertisement snippet. No full action or date is provided, but the items imply a local business notice or service offering.
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Jan Pres
Panama Canal Treaty Summary With Panama 1977
Washington reports a memo of major principles from the Carter administration and Omar Torrijos. The United States and Panama will jointly control the canal until December 31 1999 and then Panama takes over. Defense remains shared through a joint board, with the US trimming its 8000 strong force. Compensation includes 50 to 360 million dollars annually from canal revenue plus 10 million a year for operation and 30 million in capital aid over 10 years. About 70 percent of the Canal Zone reverts to Panama upon ratification, with the rest under temporary U.S. control. Within three years US civilian staff would be under Panamanian law and Panama would assume public services. A separate treaty guarantees canal openness to all nations and neutral status in peace and war, with joint control of naval access during transition.
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Washington
Carter
Omar Torrijos
United States
P. Wok Ad
Canal
Canal Zone
Panama
Plane crashes into TV tower near Barrie killing crew
A small win-wapine plane struck a 1000 foot CKVR television tower south of Barrie in rain and fog, bringing the structure down. The plane’s two occupants were killed. about 16 CKVR employees escaped. The cost to repair was estimated at about 1 million dollars. The trawler Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd owned the Beech Baron, en route from Sudbury to Toronto. A police watch indicated the crash occurred at 6 77 p m. Witnesses described a fireball as the plane hit the fog shrouded tower.
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Barrif
Onlatio
CRYR
Wedeay
CKVR
Jack Matlenly
Ckvr Television Ltd
Barrie
Falconbridge Nickel Minas Ltd
Sudbury
Ont
Toronto
Vic Tits
Dagree
Bob Netter
Local newspaper notice fragment with garbled text
Fragmentary OCR text shows a dated newspaper notice with garbled lines about republication and mailing rates. Includes stray abbreviations, pricing terms, and monthly codes, but readable entities are minimal and uncertain.
Princess Grace considers stage return at Harvard and beyond
Princess Grace of Monaro reportedly contemplates a return to acting with two spring Harvard University dates at Loth Center. Douglas Schwalbe of Loeb notes negotiations not complete but performances are slated March 1 and 17 with Richard Pasco from the Royal Shakespeare Company. Additional shows are planned at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh and Princeton University's McCarter Theater after Cambridge engagement.
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Cambridge
Mass
Grace Kelly
Princess Grace of
Monaro
Harvard University
Loth Drama Center
Shakespeare
Douglas Schwalbe
Loeb
Kis
Richard Pasco
England
Royal Shakespeare Company
Princess Grace
Schwalbe
Carnegie-Mellon University
Pittsburgh
Princeton University
McCarter Theater
Elizabeth Ray Denies Death Rumors In Los Angeles
Elizabeth Ray, once linked to Rep. Wayne Nays and paid 14 000 dollars in tax funds to be Hays' mistress, rejected death rumors spreading in Los Angeles. She told reporters the rumors likely started by an angry former boyfriend and said the idea left her with a scary, freaky feeling.
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Washingtign
Elizabeth Ray
Miss Ray
Wayne Nays
Hays
Los Angeles
Missy
Boston College Texas game sparked lobsters wager
House Speaker Thomas P. O Neill wagered two Massachusetts lobsters that Boston College could beat Texas. Boston College president J Donald Monan challenged Texas President Lorene Rogers and two Texas congressmen to put up two dozen Longhorn steaks. Monan telegrammed Rogers asking if she trusted a Longhorn victory enough to stake beef. The game was the second meeting between Texas and the BC Eagles, with BC edging Texas 14 81 in a prior clash.
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Boston
Thomas P. O'Neill
Boston College
J. Donald Monan
Texas
Lorene Rogers
Jake Pickle
Jim ‘Wright
Massachusetts
Boston Harbor
Mather Monin
Rogers
BC Eagles
Looghorns
Silver conch shell jubilee gift to Queen Elizabeth
Bahamas crowds plan a silver conch shell gift for Queen Elizabeth during her October visit. She arrives October 19 for a two day trip to open Bahamian parliamentary session, a first for a reigning British monarch in the Bahamas. The queen marks 28 years as sovereign this year.
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Nassati
Bahamas
Elizabeth
Islands
Britain
Canada
Tortola
Antigua
Barbados
Noy
Lottery numbers reported across states and games
AP reports include Maryland daily lottery results for the Numbers Game and Super 50 center, showing six digit and three digit lines, plus five and four digit readings. Pennsylvania Baker's Dove and Big 30 results appear with six and five digit outcomes, bonus numbers, and color codes.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Troy
Chadds Ford
Britains low paid clergy report happy in survey
London AP reports Britain's low paid clergy show high satisfaction in a Money Which survey of 24 600 people. Among vicars priests and pastors 86 percent would choose the same work again despite salaries well below the national average and 53 percent would continue if they won a fortune.
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London
Britain
Consumers Magazine
Money Which
Paul Geoguin
South Seas
Treit Iles
Condom Evening News
Surrey
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