Stalled Peace Talks Pushed at Leeds Castle Meeting
Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan and Egyptian counterpart Mohammed Kamel met with U S Secretary of State Cyrus Vance at Leeds Castle to restart stalled Arab Israeli negotiations. The talks remain exploratory with aims to set a pace for direct negotiations and secure security guarantees for Israel amid West Bank Gaza disputes.
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Carter Faces Tug of War on Oil Promise After Bonn Summit
President Carter returns from Bonn where he vowed to cut U.S. oil use and raise domestic oil prices to world levels. He faces stiff congressional opposition to taxes or quotas on crude, with political pressure from voters and Prop 13 in an election year. Firefighters in Louisville end a five day strike after ratifying a new contract.
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New Power Dam Considered for Shenandoah Area Site
The Shenandoah River between Strasburg and Toms Brook is among seven sites under review for a 320 million dollar hydroelectric dam. APS favored Davis West Virginia, but the Army Corps rejected that plan for environmental reasons, keeping Shenandoah County as a potential option.
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Moscow judge rules against U S reporters in slander case
In Moscow a Soviet judge ordered U S correspondents Craig Whitney of The New York Times and Harold Piper of The Baltimore Sun to print retractions and pay 3330 in costs within five days or risk accreditation loss. The ruling followed testimony by Georgian dissident Zviad Gamsakhurdia. The case warned of possible Foreign Ministry action against the reporters.
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City plan flood plain ordinance hearing set for July 27
Our Town feature outlines the city's proposed Flood Plain Ordinance with a public hearing scheduled July 27. The Frederick County School Board discussed baseball for James Wood but tabled action on the request.
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