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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1986

Page

3

Father-in-law Calls for Terrorist Killing After TWA Bombing

Warren Klug Sr. urged that the terrorist behind the TWA airliner bombing should be killed, saying he would like to do it himself. The victims include Klug’s daughter-in-law Maria Klug 24 of Annapolis and his granddaughter, 6-month-old Demetra Klug, along with Maria’s mother Demetra Stylian 52 of Annapolis.

Annapolis TWA Penny Alexiou Touta Stylian Virginia Schultz Dundalk. Md Greece Warren Klug Sr Klug Dundalk Baltimore Maria Klug Demetra Klug Demetra Toula Stylian Athens Warren Klug Joyce Klugs Warren Jr Paul Alexiou Stylian Alexiou

Anita Stup Seeks Re election in County Growth Debate

Anita Stup advocates re election while urging growth controls and more services. She supports four additional deputies from the sheriff's department and backs selective special taxing districts for areas outside municipalities like Lake Singanore and Adamstown. Stup calls for a bigger budget to attract new businesses.

Lake Singanore Adamstown Stup

Farmer wins damage suit over stray power effects

A farmer testified that Burdette’s herd showed strange behavior due to stray power infiltration, despite Burdette altering feed and milking more often. Potomac Edison allegedly knew of the issue but did not inform him. An isolating transformer was installed in August 1982, after which milk output recovered to about 16,000 pounds in 1963.

Burdette Winnz

Tutu sanctions call under fire in South Africa

In Johannesburg the government owned broadcaster condemned Desmond Tutu for urging punitive sanctions, calling his stance callous and revolutionary. Separately, two gasoline bombs damaged the home of Sam Motsuenyane, president of the National African Federated Chamber of Commerce, injuring a relative.

Associated Press Johannesburg South Africa Broadcasting Company Desmond Tutus Tutu South African Broadcasting Corp Sie Sam Motsuenyane National African Federated Chamber of Commerce Belgium

Travel agency cuts European tour amid terrorism fears

Travel agents report minimal changes in bookings as fear of Libyan terrorism grows. Reitman warns of indiscriminate attacks targeting the public, banks, and military sites, with Americans abroad and at bases at risk. Officials tighten security, airlines warn travelers, and industry vets advise sticking to larger carriers for safety.

Khadafy Reitman Libya Ubs United States United Reevers Manhattan Middle East Internatonal Air Lines Mediterranean Air Lane Pilots Association Europe Rome London Ralph Boyer Boyer Travel Agency Inc Athens Boyer

Police seek woman in TWA jet bombing continued report

Police and security officials pursued a Greek woman linked to the TWA jet bombing. A body search delayed her as airline security, with Greek authorities and Interpol, searched Athens and other cities for Ms Mansur possibly on a Beirut flight. An anonymous claim tied to the Arab Revolutionary Cells and Abu Nidal was reported, amid U.S. Libyan tensions. The TWA captain said the plane was searched before departure.

Farag TWA Al-Ahram Mansur Athens Interpol International Police Agency Ms. Mansur Beirut Lebanon Arab Revolutionary Cells U.S 6Th Fleet Libya Gulf of Sidra Abu Nidal Rome Vienna Dea Yan Cal. Muammar Khadafy United States Pera

City Officials Promote Water Conservation Program

City officials urge residents to conserve water as daily flow reaches about 4 million gallons, with a city supply limit of no more than 6 million gallons. Ms Anna Maxine Rudy transferred from Maryland Shock Trauma Unit to Rehab Hospital Room 3068 at Normandie Drive York PA 17404.

Anna Maxine Rudy Maryland Normandie Drive York

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