Cairo Talks Enter Two Hour Session on Peace Agenda
Israeli and Egyptian negotiators held a two hour closed session in Cairo, with legal teams to refine agenda items for the Middle East talks. U.S. and UN observers attended as Cairo aims to elevate talks to foreign ministers level while disputes over land withdrawal and Palestinian statehood loom.
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Cairo
Cairo Middle East
Eliahu Ben Elissar
Mena House
Menahem Begin
Carter
Washington
U.S
Cyrus R. Vance
West Bank
Jordan River
Vance
Mideast
Israel
Egypt
Rome
Paul VI
Anwar Sadat
Conference
Sphinx Monument
Sadat
Pyramids
Middle-Echelon
Evel
Don Pattir
Foreign Ministry
Meir Rosenne
Nabil el-Arabi
Abdel Raouf el-Reedi
Pattir
United States
United Nations
Subdivision Road Rules Narrowed in Frederick County
Frederick County supervisors approved a scaled-down emergency ordinance governing large-lot subdivisions between five and thirty acres. The 51 vote limited road design to 50 foot rights of way, 12 percent slopes, 16 foot road surfaces, and a frontage to depth ratio of 1 to 3, with connections to public roads required.
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Clinton Ritter
Frederick County
Fred Larrick
Board of Supervisors
Finance Committee
Thomas Malcolm
Planning Commission
Frank Brumback
Elmer Venskoske
Langdon Gordon
Manuel DeHaven
W. French Kirk
James Galladay Jr
George Whitacre
J.C. Ronalds
Ron Berg
Strasburg
Strasburg Bank
George Cornwell
Margie S. Cornwell
Rockland Lee
Elizabeth Lee
Harrison & Johnston
Thomas
Pay raises revoked as Front Royal police face belt tightening
Town Manager Walter M. Duncan revokes pay increases given two months earlier to nine police personnel and reinstates the time clock system after a grievance panel recommended changes. The PETE pay plan and platoon system had been adopted to adjust pay and discipline across town departments.
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Front Royal
Walter M. Duncan
Duncan
Col
R. N. Rollason
Charles V. Rutherford
Rollason
Yarger and Associates
Yarger
Ollason
William Ritter
Kirk Stratton
Charles Leadman
Carter pledges trusted U S intermediary role in Middle East talks
President Carter says the United States will act as a trusted intermediary and seeks Palestinian refugees' consideration in any Israel Egypt settlement. He expects Jordan and Saudi Arabia to move toward peace while noting Syria and Lebanon influence. He will privately assess Begin proposals and push for broad Arab acceptance at Geneva.
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U.S
Carter
Middle East
Israel
Egypt
Palestinian Liberation Organization
Menahem Begin
Cairo
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Lebanon
PLO
Soviet Union
Geneva
Jerusalem
Anwar Sadat
Begin
Sadat
Cambodia
South Africa
Uganda
South America
Europe
Department of Energy
Clarke County zoning focus by David Donovan
Clarke Compass profiles David Donovan and his zoning work in Clarke County. The feature highlights his methods and impact on local planning.
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Compass
David Donovan
Clarke County
Clarke Compass
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