Florida Alerted Hurricane David Continues Death Rampage
Hurricane David battered Hispaniola then skirted Haiti and moved toward the Caribbean sea. Forecasters warned South Florida and the Bahamas to monitor its stalling path and potential future impact. The storm had already claimed at least 34 lives on Puerto Rico and Dominica as of a 6 am EDT bulletin.
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McHenry Named U.N. Ambassador
Donald F. McHenry accepts the U.N. post succeeding Andrew Young and vows to define his own approach while seeking Young's support. He avoids pledges on talks with the PLO and emphasizes opening channels of communication as he takes the role. The piece notes his prior diplomacy and a past interview with Soviet dancer Ludmilla Vlasova.
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Andy Young
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Alexander Godunov
Georgia
Palestine Liberation Organization
Resignations Shake Frederick County Officials
Within a day both County Administrator J O Renalds and Deputy Administrator David Dickson announced resignations effective Sept 28. Renalds plans a move to Jerry Falwell's Old Time Gospel Hour in Lynchburg, calling it a calling from the Lord. Dickson will join the State Division of Industrial Development in Richmond, with officials noting the timing as pure happenstance.
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Frederick County Board of Supervisors
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Carter refuses to rule out action over Mideast oil blackmail
President Carter tells Florida editors he would avoid war but would defend U S security if oil supplies from Arab nations were threatened. He denies U S was blackmailed in kerosene sale to Iran and says he would discipline anyone seeking the Democratic nomination with diplomatic terms.
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Edmund G. Brown Jr
Warren County Fair Ends Season With Upcoming Events
The Warren County fair closes the season with a Monday start and a slate of scheduled events. Coverage notes previews of the girls basketball season on the Sports Page and details from Pike Page2 about local happenings.
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Soviets’ Cuban presence becomes Carter era issue
The disclosure that a Soviet brigade of combat troops is in Cuba sparks three questions for the Carter administration. Why are the troops there, what can be done, and why reveal the presence now. Officials say about 2,000 to 3,000 troops may be involved and call it a potential tripwire.
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No Star Monday Reopens at Morning Hours
A brief notice indicates No Star department reopens on Monday and resumes operations at morning hours following a closure. Details on location and exact time are not provided in the readable text.
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