Quiet, dedicated Herb Damazo dies in farm accident
Herbert Sousa Camazo 52 known as the friendly Frederick pharmacist and later nursing home operator with brothers Dr Frank Camazo and Dr Raymond Damazo. A Seventh day Adventist, he served in church leadership and health programs while supporting his family of four. Services set for this evening at 7 30 at the church.
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Herb Damazo
Herbert Sousa Camazo
Frederick
Frank Camazo
Raymond Damazo
Cumberland
Westminster
Frederick Community College
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Return of the PLO to Beirut Triggers Syrian Led Reassertion
A Washington briefing and a confidential intelligence report warn that Lebanon faces a renewed Palestinian presence backed by Syria and Lebanese groups. The PLO’s return, aided by Syria, could restore its regional influence and spur new terrorist bases, with Fatah, Saiqa, and other factions expanding in West Beirut and refugee camps.
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State Department
Congress
Syria
Lebanon
Richard Murphy
Murphy
Palestine Liberation Organization
Beirut
Lebatian
Donald Goldberg
Lebanese Security
Sousces Expacs Las Por Mfux
PLO
Hafez Assad
Assad
Middle East
Arguib
Fatah
Yasir Arafat
Tripoli
17Th Brigade
FSO
Abou Moussa
West Beirut
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Sabra
Shatila
Druse
Saiqa
Women’s League of Saiqa
Sens
Steve Symms
Idaho
Orrin Hatch
Utah
John Glenn
Ohio
Senate
PLO base in Lebanon echoes wider Middle East tensions
The article notes the PLO rebuilding a base in Lebanon while observers debate political paths. It cites Symms on Glenn possibly becoming president if he had run as a Republican and recounts Mondale's camp inviting Glenn to a War and Peace event, which he declined. It also mentions Senate staffers who helped stop a co worker from selling government furniture and Rep Edwards urging focused use of speeches to publicize missing children.
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Senate
Larry E. Smith
Frank Curtis
Mick Cotten
Mickey Edwards
R-okin
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At&t
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Washington
Paul Duke
Duke
Reagan
Supreme Court
Environmental Protection Agency
God
Satan
Winston Churchill
Adolf Hitler
Watergate
Richard Nixon
Copley Rews Service
Nicaragua
Critique of PBS and Washington Week by Ralph de Toledano
Copley News Service columnist Ralph de Toledano condemns Public Broadcasting and Washington Week for liberal bias, arguing government subsidies distort media independence. He asserts PBS arbiter of both sides must be questioned, warns of First Amendment misunderstandings, and urges advertiser scrutiny of funding sources.
Weather and school changes note from News-Poat file
A dry four week span ended with a light shower as the corn crop suffered, while William Wren, son of Mrs Oliver Wren near Frederick, was named manager of the Waverpury Congregation telephone exchange area. Creagerstown portable school building sold to the Salvation Army after a cut in staff reduced from three to two teachers and eliminated the portable.
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William W. Wren
Oliver Wren
Frederick
Ie Waverpury Cong
Creagerstown
Salvation Army
Board of Education
Frederick County YMCA names health and physical education director
Twenty years ago Carl L Puffenberg er Cumberland was appointed director of health and physical education at the Frederick County Young Men’s Christian Association effective in September. The announcement came from J Harold Hooper YMCA vice president for personnel. Preparations for the Great Frederick Fair to be held in September are nearly completed, according to Wade F Hursey secretary. Premium catalogs are now being printed, Hursey said, and entries on livestock chosen in early September. The board of directors reported many improvements at the fairgrounds including painting the exterior of the first aid and secretary’s buildings and the grandstand. The Frederick County Older Youth Campfire committee met to make plans for the annual county campfire later this month at the fairgrounds. The general committee for the event consisted of Myra Hahn Charles Wiles Sandy Burdette and Richard Roeder. The O Chief for the evening will be Harvey Clem.
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Carl L. Puffenberger
Cumberland
Frederick County Young Men’s Christian Association
J. Harold Hooper
YMCA
Great Frederick Fair
Wade F. Hursey
Hursey
Frederick County
Fairgrounds
Myra Hahn
Charles Wiles
Sandy Burdette
Richard Roeder
Harvey Clem
Whooping cough vaccine dialogue sparks parent concern
Letter writers dissect the front page report on pertussis vaccine use and risks. They argue for clear information from authorities, acknowledge vaccine benefits and potential harms, and urge public debate. Ron Heflin signs from Walkersville, with contact details for dissatisfied parents group Dissatisfied Parents Together.
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K Street
N.W
Washington
D.C
Ron Heflin
Walkersville
Enduring Enemies and Endless Interventions in Nicaragua
Doug Bandow argues the U S stance in Nicaragua and broader interventions cause more enemies than peace. He criticizes Reagan era policy, cites Kwitny, and notes past U S support for Somoza and Mobutu while warning against future foreign entanglements and the illusion of Pax Americana.
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Nicaragua
Wall Street Journal
Jonathan Kwitny
U.S
Somors
Somoza
Anastasio Somoza
Somocistas
National Guard
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