Carter Warns Against Recession Fears Amid Strong Economy
President Carter cautioned that recession forecasts could become self fulfilling even as he noted solid housing, employment, and retail data. Rep. Reuss urged new currency measures to bolster the dollar while Treasury and CEA officials prepared to testify on dollar weakness.
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Iran leaders weigh civilian government as protests rage
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi met former Prime Minister Ali Amini amid reports he may name Amini head of a civilian government to quell protests. Kar im Sanjabi refused to participate in any civilian administration. In Isfahan protests intensified with troops using force, and reports describe a tense city under military control.
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Israel Egypt peace talks stall over treaty demands
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance failed to win Prime Minister Begin's agreement on Egyptian proposals tied to the Camp David framework. Begin called a cabinet meeting as Vance planned to fly to Cairo, with U.S. spokesman Sherman noting remaining differences between Israel and Egypt and within U.S. mediation efforts. In Beirut, Palestinians split over self rule with Arafat opposing the Egyptian Israeli autonomy plan while radicals claim he may enter the PLO elections, warning participation would imply acceptance of the Camp David framework.
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Twists in Frederick County school board referendum
After the county level vote to let the board of supervisors appoint school board members, a few still sought changes. Sam Lehman of the Taxpayers Association revealed that Section 22-61 allows two more at large members to be appointed by the board or the electoral board, a provision previously open to the appointing body.
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County board fast tracks Crown America mall project
Frederick County Board of Supervisors approves expedited steps to allow Crown America Corp to build a new shopping mall in the county. The move signals rapid progress toward a commercial development with potential local impact on jobs and traffic.
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