The Case Against Libya II Dec 27 Attacks
Editor Guest column discusses the Dec 27 gun attacks at Rome and Vienna El Al counters, the Abu Nidal and PLO dynamics, Libya’s denial, and Obama era style sanctions. It notes Tunisian passports, suspected Iran or Syria links, and the economic impact on U.S. firms with Libya interests amid naval maneuvers and policy tensions.
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Rome
Leonario di Vinci
Vienna
Schwechat
Libya
Iran
Syria
Washington
Reagan
America
NATO
Saoys
United States
Italy
Mediterranean
Saratoga
Coral Sea
Gulf of Sidra
Col
Moammar Khadafy
NBC News
Yorktown
John C. Whitehead
U.S
Muammar Khadafy
Occidental Petroleum
Marathon OU
Conato
Grace Petroleum
Amerada Hess
Navy
Christieg
Science Moniter Dist
Los Angeles Times
A Moment With Andy Rooney on Baseball and Football
In a Tribune Media Services column, David Fisher’s jibe that the Super Bowl signals the start of spring training sparks Rooney’s defense of baseball. He mocks football praise, contrasts the sports’ appeals, and cites players like Phil Niekro. He notes the Designated Hitter and laments fans’ biases while urging equal rights for baseball fans.
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David Fisher
Fisher
Mr. Fisher
National Football League
Major League Baseball
I.Q
Billy Martin
Ronald Reagan
Phil Niekro
Niekro
Seats and safety: Maryland must pass seat belt law
In Maryland the House Judiciary Committee will vote on HB 114 a mandatory seat belt law. Supporters argue freedom is outweighed by lives saved with belts noting 741 traffic deaths last year and injuries from crashes a safety measure backed by associations and backed by public opinion urging Marylanders to contact representatives in favor of HB 114 or SB 15.
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House Judiciary Committee
Maryland General Assembly
Maryland
Watiano Highway Traffic Safety Administration
American Medical Association
Nordhaus Research Inc
U.S
Warns of secular humanist society letter to editors
CORNELIUS U MORGAN urges voters to resist secular humanist influence in schools by 2000. He advocates shifting education funding to per pupil private and public use, state control of facilities sharing, and a political realignment to curb what he calls social planners and NEA influence. 295 Duncan Lane, Baltimore.
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Parents of
America
Department of Education
Washington
National Education Association
Hauptmann case still sparks talk of innocence and fresh lawsuits
The Lindbergh kidnapping case remains controversial as supporters push for a new trial and the reopening of the 1936 Hauptmann execution. Robert Bryan seeks to overturn the verdict, citing 23,000 pages of documents and alleged police misconduct. Mrs Hauptmann, now elderly, maintains her husband’s innocence and prays for vindication.
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Anns
Brupo
Robert Bryan
San Francisco
Bryan
Supreme Court
Harold Hoffman
New Jersey
Hoffman
Lindberghs
Bruno Hauptmann
Tom
Reverend Nevin Smith to Lead St Pauls Reformed Church
Old newspaper note recalls 50 years past when the Rev. Nevin E. Smith, a Woodsboro native, was to be installed as pastor of St Pauls Reformed Church in Westminster with Rev Harvey E. Peperman of Christ Reformed Church, Hagerstown participating in the service. Nearby, Sheriff Shipley searched for missing rails near Bowler and the safe line in Baltimore County. Volunteers in Crisfield joined a blizzard journey toward Tangier Island guided by the Coast Guard cutter Travis. The storm crippled air travel and left Crisfield with two feet of snow since 1899, while Delphey organized 100 ice skaters to clear a six inch snowfall from Kidwiler pond near Baker Park with aid from the Independent Hose Company and Mayor Lloyd Culler.
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Nevin E. Smith
Woodsboro
St Paul's Reformed Church
Westminster
51 John's Reformed Church
Evans, Py
Awash, Tee
Harvey E. Peperman
Christ Reformed Church
Hagerstown
John Shipley
Hoffmanville
Bowler
Baltimore County
Coast Guard
Travis
Crisfield
Tangier Island
Tangier
Dpmsomam d. Pa Deipeey
Kidwiler’s Pond
Baker Park
Delphey
Independent Hose Company
Lloyd C. Culler
Ideals Unlimited Showcases Area Artists Across Town
Twenty years ago Mrs. Thomas S. Moffett initiated Ideals Unlimited to present local artists work in nearby businesses with rotating displays. About 130 artists participated. Marion B. Comer was named administrator of Vindobona Nursing Home Inc. with Helen Shafer as assistant. Dorothy Marie Smith prepared for her IFYE exchange to India as Towson State College adviser reflected on the 63 nation People to People program.
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Thomas S. Moffett
Trail Avenue
Marion B. Comer
R.N
Vindobona Nursing Home Inc
Helen Shafer
Middletown
Dorothy Marie Smith
Reids Ford Road
International Farm Youth Exchange
India
Towson State
Colege Adhitor
United States
Girls Clubs to Start Operation MART for Girls Education
The Girls Clubs of America backed by a National Science Foundation grant over 750000 dollars plans Operation MART to boost math and science interest among girls through age 18. The program targets ages 11 to 14 in several New York and Massachusetts cities and aims to reach 500000 girls by year end 1988.
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Girls Clubs of America
National Science Foundation
M.A.R.T
Margaret Gates
Girls Clubs of Afficaien
Basly
NFL
Syracuse
Schenectady
N.Y
Lynn
Greenfield
Pittsfield
Springfield
Holyoke
Mass
Ma.r.t
Girls Clubs of America Inc
Girls Clubs
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Washington Time
Baltimore Evening Sun
Carroll County Times
Cornelius U. Morgan
Duncan Lane
Baltimore
Mrs. Hauptmann
By Tom Tiede
Trenton
N.J
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Haup’ Nian
Charles Lindbergh
Lindbergh
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Germany
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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