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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1984

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Vietnamese battle fire camps in Cambodian area report

Bangkok dispatch says Vietnamese forces attacked camps at Ampil Dona Rak Nong Chan and Rithisen. Civilian refugees total about 61,000 as relief groups assist. Reported casualties include 118 guerrillas and civilians killed, 14 wounded, and 23 Vietnamese troops dead.

Rithhisen Om Wedereday Wik Thai Miley ‘Sour Guerrills Hanoi Cambodia Khmer Rouge Khmer People’s National Liberation From

Thais on alert as Sihanouk and Vietnam clash

Thailand accuses Vietnam of brutal civilian attacks while the United States calls Hanoi actions contemptible. Bora Kanthoul of the National Liberation Front in Bangkok says guerrillas still hold a quarter of Rithisen and vows to shift defenses as Vietnam's supply lines stretch. He counts 23 Vietnamese killed at the camp. Thai army chief Gen. Arthit Kamlang-ek leads the response.

Bora Kanthoul National Liberation Front Bangkok Rithisen Arthit Kamlang-ek

Misrepresentation alleged in bid for Army water plant

A Pittsburgh firm Advanced Environmental Consultants faced questions over costs and procedures in its bid to run Fort Detrick’s water plant. FOIA data show missing outreach to local sludge firms in Carroll and Baltimore counties. The contract, under A-76 review, is under appeal after a March use of a private bid by AEC, which challenged disposal arrangements at an Area B landfill.

Pittsburgh Fort Detrick Detrick Advanced Environmental Consultants AEC Carroll Baltimore Fort Shookstown Road Sam Sain

Juveniles Lead Police On Five Mile High Speed Chase

Two juveniles in a stolen car fled Frederick City Police for five miles early Thursday, ending when the vehicle hit a utility pole on Bartonsville Road. A 14-year-old driver and a 17-year-old passenger were charged, with the youth driver facing nine juvenile counts including taking a motor vehicle without consent and operating a motor vehicle without consent.

Frederick City Bartonsville Road Frederick

Byron defends defense contracts in Maryland district

Rep Byron faces scrutiny over defense contracts in Frederick area as she promotes education on procurement. North East Midwest Coalition leader Laurence E Zabar notes uneven national defense spending and praises Byrons efforts to guide small local contractors. Byron cites a June procurement conference in Hagerstown with 150 firms and highlights lights in a C 5 cargo plane made in Carroll County. Maryland ranked 10th in fiscal 1963 defense spending with 3 percent of the national budget.

Frederick Bevesly Byron Howe Armed Mittee Department of Defense Laurence E. Zabar Northeast-Midwest Coalition Maine Maryland Wee Minnesota Zabar California Pentagon Hagerstown Frederick County Unem Air Force Carroll County

NFL Preparations Highlight Redskin Joe Toe

The NFL gears up for key set pieces as teams ready for training and strategy. Redskin Joe Toe emerges as a notable figure in early season chatter, with reports noting his influence on plays and potential impact on team dynamics.

Trial opens in slaying of Polish activist priest

Four Interior Ministry officers faced trial over the death of activist priest Marian Jeczmyk in Poland. Prosecutors alleged the killings were a political provocation to discredit the government. Pietrasska pleaded innocent to abetting, while three others remained indicted as the court weighed the guilty pleas and responsibilities.

Wojciech Jareselski Sarasa Mt Pa Tor Marian Jeczmyk Es. Pietrasska Jadmyk Interior Ministry Poland Ated Tenner Wellers Associated Press APA Peplemarke

Carriages Might Return For Christmas Season

In Frederick the end of the Christmas period closed carriage titles and sparked talk of a return next year. Mayor Ronald N. Young doubts city sponsorship and cites city policy. Park Alley owner Steve Chafits notes strong demand and reduced hours to manage crowds. Continued on Page A-2.

Frederick Ronald N. Young Steve Chafits Park Alley Chafits Chafiitz Eegeg

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