Aquino Praises Reagan Support for Legitimate Philippine Govt
President Corazon Aquino thanked President Reagan for reportedly refusing to back Ferdinand Marcos in his bid to question her government. Marcos urged peaceful protest from exile in Honolulu to a crowd of supporters in Manila's Rizal Park, claiming he is the legitimate president. Reagan advised Marcos that the Filipino people have spoken and should accept the outcome.
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Taneytown man dies in Md 75 accident
A Taneytown man Lance C. Keller 18 died after a single car crash on Md 75 one mile south of Libertytown. Thomas Dwayne Garber driver of the other car sustained minor injuries. Police say driver error and speed caused the fatal accident with charges pending as the year total on Frederick County highways reaches ten.
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Weather and events notes from Western Maryland and history fest
Mild night with low 54 to 58 and increasing clouds. A warm Tuesday brings a 75 to 80 high with a chance of showers or a thunder storm. Dressing the period in Bell and History Days costumes, Kathi Reynolds crafts colonial outfits for page features. Washington teams, Capitals and Bullets, each fell in playoff action yesterday.
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Police probe shooting deaths in Smithsburg Maryland
State Police say a domestic quarrel ended in an apparent murder suicide at a rural Smithsburg home near the Frederick County line. Etta Mae Myers two and Tony Steven Lewis seventeen were found dead after 6 30 p m yesterday. Neighbors observed Lewis drag Myers by the arm before the gunfire.
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Britons in Libya urged to leave
A British official urged Britons in Libya to depart with dependents as Britain and the United States backed air strikes on Libya. Prime Minister Thatcher defended future action and warned against yielding to tyrants, while Britain cooperated with U S military actions and imposed sanctions on Libyans abroad. More than 100 Britons attended the Tripoli meeting, with officials expected to report details later.
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Memorial service honors Holocaust victims in Frederick
A 71 year old Frederick man lit a candle at Beth Sholom Synagogue for the 11 million people who died in Nazi camps. Max Krinitz recalled four decades of nightmares from a Soviet labor camp and spoke alongside survivors and relatives including Congressman Michael Barnes. The event, “The Holocaust: Expressions of Survival,” drew about 75 attendees and emphasized remembering atrocities to prevent repetition. Krinitz described loss of family and weight from his camp years. Others reflected that hatred persists in various countries today and warned against indifference that allowed Nazi crimes.
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Libyans Arrested in Turkey Bomb Plot Targeting U S Officers Club
Two Libyans Ali Ecefly Ramadan and Recep Muhtar Roboma Tarhun were arrested near the U S officers club in Gallosmanpasa Istanbul for forming a conspiracy to kill. Hand grenades were provided by Libyan Embassy staff Sadan Muhammed Hasan and Abdulhafit el-Hadi Sadan under diplomatic cover. An arrest warrant was issued for another Libyan official Umran Mansur. The case is before Turkey's State Security Court with possible 10 to 20 year prison terms if convicted.
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