Area Localities Consider Regional Jail Feasibility
After a Winchester meeting with Dept. of Corrections officials including Director Jack F. Davis area leaders tentatively pursue a regional jail feasibility study. The group weighing costs federal funding and site options with potential regional partners from Winchester Frederick Clarke and Warren counties.
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Fran Coombs
Dept. of Corrections
Jack F. Davis
Winchester
Winchester - Frederick County
Davis
Robert P. Mason
Bureau of Institutional Services
C.W. Gibbs
Carroll Lillard
John Baden
State Board of Corrections
Robert A. Woltz
Frederick
Clarke
Warren
William G. O’brien
Board of Supervisors
O’brien
del. Raymond R. Guest Jr
Corrections Dept
Guest
Mason and Davis
Southeastern Planning Commission
Suffolk
Franklin
Southhampton
Isle of Wight
System Science Development Corp
Wendell L. Seldon
del. Alson H. Smith
Frederick County
Lacy Anderson
State Dept. of Corrections
Winchester-Frederick County
Kissinger Makes Some Progress in Sinai Talks Amid Cairo Stop
Secretary of State Kissinger reported some progress in five hours of talks with Israeli leaders on a Sinai pact and then traveled to Alexandria for discussions with President Sadat. Demonstrations opposed to the accord occurred in Tel Aviv and near the hotel, while Syria and Jordan formed a joint command to influence negotiations.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Henry A. Kissinger
Sinai
Jerusalem
Anwar Sadat
Kissinger
Damascus
Yigal Allon
Assad
Jordan
Syria
Israel
Sinai Desert
Hussein
Cairo
Golan Heights
West Bank
Jordan River
Mitla
Gidi
Abu
Metro May Have December Opening
Washington may open part of its subway this December with the first 4.6 mile route. Metro officials hope to begin mid to late December with passengers possibly in January. Delays stem from Rohr Inc failing to deliver $300000 cars on time.
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Washington
Washington Area Metropolitan Transit Authority
Metro
Jackson Graham
Metro Board
Joseph Alexander
Rohr, Inc
Castro Welcomes Partial Cuban Blockade Lifting
Fidel Castro praised the United States for partial easing of the economic blockade but insisted it must be fully removed before any serious talks on normalizing diplomatic relations can occur. He spoke at a two hour press briefing in Havana.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
United States
Louis Echeverria
Mexico
Washington
Castro
State Department
Havana Country Club
U.S
Lisbon unrest and Madeira sabotage chain shocks Portugal
Demonstrators attack a Communist party HQ in Braganca injuring nine as anti-Communist backlash grows. A TNT blast destroys Madeira radio transmitter near Funchal with no injuries. Officials blame separatists while Lisbon faces unconfirmed coups rumors surrounding Premier Vasco Goncalves.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Communist Party
Madeira
Braganca
TNT
Monte
Funchal
Vasco Goncalves
Goncalves
Jorge Jesuino
Alfeite
Tagus River
Frederick County Opens Bass Hoover Elementary School
Star Staffer Jim Ackley visits Frederick County's new Bass Hoover Elementary School in today's feature. The MD Telethon Page 11 outlines plans for local participation in the national Muscular Dystrophy Telethon on Labor Day. Liz Kern reports on Area News.
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Star
Jim Ackley
Frederick County
Bass-Hoover
Liz Kern
Eeereeeone
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