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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1983
Page
4
Managing Editor Fred J. Archibald signs off as editor on Monday April 8 1989 in a brief internal note. The message records Archibald as the paper’s editor and confirms the publication date.
Donna C. Johnson recalls Senator Thomas as a compassionate advocate for the Maryland State Senatorial Scholarship Program. She details his personal interview in 1980 at Middletown High School, his sponsor support, and lasting impact on her education and prospects. Johnson expresses the loss felt after his death and gratitude for his kindness.
Reader's Digest accuses Noraid of funneling money from Irish Americans to arms for the Provisional IRA. FBI and UK authorities cite weapons flows via the United States fueling violence in Northern Ireland, with five New York men charged in 1981 trials amid CIA conspiracy theories. Mishrel Flannery, Noraid founder, acknowledged alliance with the Provos.
West Germany's Green Party was barred from the five member presidium of the new Parliament. The move, citing their anti nuclear, anti common sense views, sidelines Greens from control of the gavel as other parties hold presidium seats. Greens in jeans and bongo drums drew attention but still face political setback.
Marguerite Snyder of Knoxville urges Frederick County officials to protect New Market’s charm and oppose a truck stop, while supporting immigration reform under the Simpson Mazolli bills. She argues for selective amnesty, stricter enforcement, and increased INS and Border Patrol funding to curb illegal immigration and protect jobs for Americans.
Objections have been filed against two additional applications for beer sales in Frederick County and are being sent to the State License Board in Baltimore. A total of 205 registrations for federal camp employment were reported by the Frederick County Emergency Relief Association. Easter shopping was strong in several communities, aiding business and sparing souls. Preliminary plans for a Frederick County Republican League unit were discussed at the YMCA. The county dairy farm inspections began about four weeks earlier under Dr. E P Dozois, with a return visit planned. The Frederick News earned a top national award, ranking third in quality in its circulation class among 321 dailies. A fire destroyed a barn on the Robert Staley farm near Burkittsville Road, injuring no one.
A Washington report recalls Viet Namese refugees fleeing pirate attacks in the Gulf of Thailand, blamed on Thai pirates and met with limited Navy action. State Department cables show diplomats pressing Bangkok for concrete pirate reductions while funding and policing challenges are outlined, including millions in aid and a vast number of vessels to monitor.
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