Israel says its peace talk reply not good news
Egypt's U.N. ambassador says Israel's latest communication in the Jarring peace talks offers no new elements and does not improve prospects for a settlement. He notes continued talks and no instruction to halt while Israel keeps quiet diplomacy. The Big Four delegates plan to meet again Feb. 4 as the cease-fire nears its end.
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Army continues domestic intelligence data flow to FBI records
The Army suspended a purge of civilian data from the Investigative Records Repository at Ft. Holabird and continues feeding raw FBI reports. A December order restricting civilian files was superseded by a private directive allowing ongoing collection of information on loyalty, discipline, morale, and unauthorized demonstrations near military sites.
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Kenneth G. Wickham
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TV Special on Health and Growing Up Aims at Teenagers Parents
CBS aired a one hour program titled Kids 53 Things to Know About Health Sex and Growing Up aimed at viewers between Sesame Street and Laugh In. It used Q A format with seven specialists and Atlanta high school students illustrating topics from acne to venereal disease.
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Firemen Respond to Chimney Blazes in Frederick County
Fire crews were called to two chimney fires yesterday. Gore firemen addressed a flue burn out at the James Morrison residence on Rt. 259 near Gore, and Stephens City firefighters tackled a Roy Smith home chimney fire at Double Toll Gate.
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Sgt. Dorsey Retires After 20 Years in USAF
Technical Sergeant Russell J. Dorsey of Stephenson retires after 20 years in the U S Air Force with seven years overseas. He served in SAC TAC ADC Defense Atomic Support Agency Air University and more. He began service Dec 26 1950 in Winchester and lived in Little Rock Arkansas before retirement.
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Unnatural Color of River Divides Board Chair and Members
Roanoke area board members Norman M. Cole and Robert W. Spessard dispute staff findings on the black coloration of the Jackson River below Westvaco. They argue there may be a feasible plan to remove the stain, seeking a cost basis before public input. The board also moves toward requiring localities to plan expanding waste treatment and to report bypasses and discharges of inadequately treated sewage.
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Fireworks Seen in Maryland Assembly
Maryland's official legislative session opens amid debate on abortion reforms and revived talks of legalizing slot machines. Gov Mandel signals support for school aid and off track betting while security prepares for protests at hearings on abortion legislation.
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Marvin Mandel
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Early In Town Support Builds For Shenandoah Festival
Julian K. Armel, director of the Department of In Town Membership for the 44th Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival, says in town membership supporters are responding early this year and ahead of last year. He credits local patrons for underwriting the two day fete on May 7 and May 8, 1971.
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HST Regaining His Strength After Illness
Former President Harry S. Truman 86 regaining strength while hospitalized in Kansas City. Dr. Wallace Graham says diverticulitis irritation in the large intestine diagnosed but patient in good condition.
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Princess Margaret Joins Lord Snowdon for Caribbean Vacation
Princess Margaret flew economy on a scheduled BOAC flight to Barbados to join Lord Snowdon for a month long Caribbean vacation. She travels with Colin Tennant, Mustique owner. Lord Snowdon had previously gone to Barbados to convalesce after minor surgery.
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