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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1982
Page
1
In a cedar grove setting near Beirut the 34 year old Christian militia leader spoke of uniting Lebanon under sovereignty. He claimed hopes for withdrawal of Israeli Syrian and Palestinian forces with help from Europe and Arab allies to end an eight year nightmare.
Joseph Cruz who lived on a sheltered traffic island on East River Drive was ordered by a judge to remain at Bellevue Hospital for further psychiatric tests. His attorney and columnist Jimmy Breslin supported him as police had earlier removed him from his makeshift home.
Alfred Bloomingdale, 60, millionaire businessman and adviser to President Reagan, died of cancer Friday at St. John’s Hospital in Santa Monica. His longtime accuser, identified as M. L. Raab, claimed he broke a life support agreement, but the plaintiff’s lawyer said the claim is not supported by the death.
Two condemnation suits and a past due tax collection claim were filed in Frederick County Circuit Court. Frederick City seeks 19 747.45 plus nearly 3 000 in 8 percent back interest from Jenkins Foods Corp owner believed defunct. State Highway Administration seeks 34 540 for 7 440 acres along U S 15 near Thurmont with private road construction and partial orchard land. owners Thomas J Toomey Cleta D Toomey William L Haugh Jr and George T Horman trustees for John A Clabaugh. Department of Natural Resources requests 10 37 more acres at Cunningham Falls owned by Elwood E Hauver. Completion dates not listed.
In Warsaw the Polish government urged the United States Britain France and West Germany to halt shortwave broadcasts by VOA RFE BBC and others it said were slandering the communist government and backing illegal groups. It warned Solidarity supporters further demonstrations would be met with severity. PAP reported officials summoned Western representatives to protest the programming as subversive propaganda.
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