Cumberland Sunday Times (Newspaper) - January 26, 1986, Cumberland, Maryland VIRGINIA LOTTERY TICKETS MAY SELL OUT SOONER THAN OFFICIALS PAGE Smitty Muffler Brake holds a string of W.Va. lottery DEWEY HALL 1986 DAPPER DAN BOY OF THE YEAR PAGE storm warning Highs in 30s. gradual very 21 Press Service UPI AP Jan. 26,1986 Monday Friday by A Md. 2151a. Second postage paid at Missiles Go To JUDITH Times News Libya - Col. boarded an armed Libyan patrol boat Saturday and sailed out into the choppy waters of the Gulf of Sidra to stage what he called a with the U.S. 6th in a royal blue jump suit trimmed in emerald green and a navy captain's waved his green swagger stick at about 20 foreign reporters who had been taken to Misurata 120 miles east of witness the Libyan leader's defiance of U.S. air and naval maneuvers off the Libyan am sailing out along parallel 32.5 to stress that this is the Libyan he referring to Libya's claim to the entire 150,000-square-mile Gulf of Sidra between Misurata and Benghazi as Libyan territorial is the line of death where we shall stand and fight with our backs to the speaking in Arabic through an colonel's patrol boat was last seen by reporters steaming off northeast into the Gulf of There was no independent confirmation available here about his whereabouts Saturday night or as to whether he had actually sailed along the latitudinal parallel to Benghazi at the other end of the Reagan administration informed Tripoli International Airport on Thursday that American combat planes based on the aircraft and the Coral Sea would be conducting exercises off the Libyan coast over the next The United States has said the maneuvers were part of a demonstration of to operate in international waters and United States and most Western nations have refused to recognize claim that all of the Gulf of Sidra up to 32 degrees 30 minutes north latitude constitutes Libyan territorial Most nations accept only a 12-mile On Page Seize Capital Of Kenya Rebels seized control of the Ugandan capital of Kampala Saturday after two days of street battles that left hundreds of casualties and the military government on the brink of diplomats ordered its citizens to evacuate the and the United States was considering airlifting Americans from said was under the control of the National Resistance Army Saturday the 15th anniversary of the military coup that brought dictator Idi to power and launched Uganda into a bloody cycle of tribal head of Gen. Tito in power only six believed to have fled to the country's NRA was pursuing government troops along the eastern highway to 45 of bu diplomats said a few small pockets of resistance remained in the British diplomat in neighboring Kenya said it appeared the last major areas in the city the Parliament buildings and army barracks had fallen to the figures were not immediately but diplomats said and wounded numbered in the and telex links with the east African country were leaving emergency radio links with diplomatic missions in Kenya the only source of information about the a spokesman for rebel commander Elly said radio contact with rebel troops in Kampala confirmed they had the city under TITO Factory 28 Reported Chile - Explosions rocked Chile's largest bomb factory killing as many as 28 people and injuring 11, and workers searched the rubble for police recovered four and officials said 24 employees of the plant were missing and presumed dead after the blast at 10:45 a.m. in a part of the Cardoen armaments factory where cluster bombs are appealed over the radio for citizens to donate area around the factory was cordoned off after explosions took place in the police Capt. Juan Saavedra spokesman for Cardoen Industries owner of weapons said the explosion occurred during production of the company's 500-pound cluster Rodriguez said 11 employees were said the Arm had no information on the cause of the blast at the about 1,100 miles north of the Cardoen 500-pound bomb releases 240 hunks of shrapnel that can devastate an area of 60,000 square the company Industries also produces cluster bombs weighing 130, 250 and 1,000 as well as other types of armored cars and amphibious Its site in once was a facility of the Chilean air Industries was formed in 1977 by Chilean businessman Carlos Cardoen and his Rafael a U.S. when Chile's military government was under world pressure for human rights abuses and had difficulty meeting its armaments Industries sells its products to Iraq and possibly El and diplomats It also supplies Chile's military and police also operates plants in the port of 300 miles south of and in CATCH reaches to catch a bag of T-shirts thrown by her husband after she arrived at Kennedy Space Gets Says HOWARD BENEDICT AP Aerospace Fla. NASA received a gloomy weather forecast Saturday night and postponed for 24 hours Sunday's scheduled launch of space shuttle Challenger with schoolteacher Christa McAuliffe as a outlook had been marginal all but shuttle managers took one more look at 10 p.m. EST and decided chances were slim for a liftoff decision was made shortly before the launch crew was to begin loading 500,000 gallons of fuel aboard the problem was a frontal system moving toward Cape Canaveral from the packing rain and launch was rescheduled for 9:37 a.m. weather in North the location of two emergency landing had already delayed Challenger's liftoff one Clouds On Page Of Uranus LEE SIEGEL AP Science Writer Calif. - Voyager 2 sent new pictures of largest moons home to Earth on Saturday as scientists said the spacecraft discovered the planet has a 10th a 15th a north pole that angles downward and an electrical photographs of some of the Uranian snapped by Voyager about the time of its closest lunar encounters were recorded aboard the probe and transmitted Saturday to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's Jet Propulsion revealed one portion of the moon Miranda has swirling patterns resembling a series of oval-shaped racetracks nestled within each other while other parts of the moon have numerous craters and geologic which geologists were at a loss to On Page OF URANUS 2 image of the Uranian rings beta and alpha was taken this Crash Kills Eight In Associated Press Ark. - Two crumpled like accordions and a car was crushed in a 27-vehicle, pileup in dense fog Saturday that killed eight people and injured at least 22, kept hearing There was a car horn blowing and then we could hear the said Marion manager of a service station near the series of accidents on Interstate 55 about four miles north of West began about 9:30 said state police officer Howard which is CRASH Firemen hose down the smoking wreckage of a tractor-trailer that was involved in a 27-vehicle accident on 55 Saturday near Ark. Saturday Hie road was Mocked for Mississippi River from parallel with the river into and runs southeastern to remain closed through the Large cranes were sent in to clear the had formed rapidly west Marion during the was some sort of a freak temperature inversion is the way we understand state police Cpl. Larry attempted to slow down and someone else ran into him and it was a chain reaction from there vehicles included eight tractor-trailer rigs loaded with and Patterson Two trailers were crumpled together and load of pipe came loose from one tractor-trailer which jackknifed and the pipe covered a sedan in which two people Beneath the a small foreign car was crushed and Super Bowl two weeks of hype and hoopla it is finally time for the Chicago Bears and the New England Patriots to get down to the business of playing the Super Bowl after two hours of television shows that is. It looks as if Tony who had been flu will start at quarterback for the k BU Area
