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News

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1982

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Hijacked jet lands in London near Stansted Airport

About 90 people were aboard a hijacked Air Tanzania Boeing 737 that landed near London at Stansted. Four hijackers claimed links to the Tanzanian Youth Democratic Movement and demanded the ouster of Tanzania's socialist president. Police surrounded the aircraft as Foreign Secretary Lord Carrington, who was in Nairobi, awaited developments.

London Air Tanzania Lord Carrington Amon Nsekela Tanzania Stansted Nairobi Kenya Jidda Saudi Arabia Athens Carrington Michel Picquet Youth Democratic Movement

Williams Defended as Scapegoat in Atlanta Slayings Trial

Jurors enter a full deliberation day in the Wayne Williams murder trial as prosecutors compare him to mass killers and the defense portrays him as a scapegoat for the 28 slayings of young black men in Atlanta. The case hinges on fiber and hair evidence linking Williams to Cater and Payne, two victims, amid a national fear in 1980s Atlanta.

Atlanta Wayne Williams Fulton County Attila the Hun Adolf Hitler Idi Amin Lewis Slaton Wayne Williams Slaton Mary Welcome Nathaniel Cater Jimmy Ray Payne Cater Payne Gordon Miller Miller

Eight killed in Beirut bombing near Syrian checkpoint

A car bomb exploded outside a lumber warehouse near a Syrian checkpoint in West Beirut. At least eight civilians were killed and 27 were wounded. A second blast occurred in a separate attack earlier in the week. No immediate claim of responsibility.

Beirut Lebanon West Ouzai

Guerrillas strike in El Salvador kill 18 soldiers

Witnesses and military sources say guerrillas killed at least 18 soldiers and bombed 11 vehicles in renewed efforts to topple the civilian military junta. Unidentified attackers in pickup trucks reportedly tossed grenades and fired on ARENA headquarters in San Salvador, with four wounded reported as unconfirmed. ARENA is led by former army major Roberto D Abusson.

San Salvador el Salvador ARENA Roberto D’abuisson

Poland bishops urge end to martial law and accord with Solidarity

In Warsaw the Roman Catholic bishops urged Communist authorities to lift martial law and seek a national accord with Solidarity to avert catastrophe. Parliament reopened for a two day session focused on economic reform and ratification of the Dec 13 martial law crackdown by Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski.

Warsaw Poland Solidarity Wojecich Jaruzelski

Major southeast storm brings light snow to Western Maryland

A fast weather update reports a major storm brushing the southeast today, leaving only a light snow cover. In Western Maryland including Carroll, Frederick, Howard, Montgomery and Washington counties, expect cloudy skies with light snow tonight and Sunday, highs in the 30s, lows in the 20s, with snow accumulation light and clearing by Sunday. Temperatures yesterday ranged from 35 to 38 across Frederick Hagerstown Westminster Gaithersburg and Leesburg.

Maryland Carroll Frederick Howard Montgomery Washington Hagerstown Westminster Gaithersburg Leesburg David Lesher

Mount Airy Registrar Philip Leslie Featured In Spotlight

News Post profiles Mount Airy resident Philip Leslie who serves as a Smithsonian registrar and provides insight into museum collections. The piece accompanies a broader page of opinion and cultural notes from staff writers and columnists.

News-Post Joy Pittman Philip Leslie Mount Airy Smithsonian Nancy Lage David Hornbeck Eleanor Powell Dottie Lambdin Murray Olderman Reagan Walter Mears

Truck stop battle moves to court in New Market

Frederick County lawmakers say courts are the only path after a 4-2 county decision approving a Cardon Oil truck stop near New Market. Del. Charles E. Smith says he drafted bills to block it but they were ruled unconstitutional. no new legislation was filed, and the New Market District Legal Defense Committee will appeal to circuit court with community fundraising urged.

Cardon Oil Co New Market Charles H. Smelser Frederick Carroll Charles E. Smith D-Frederick Stephen H Sachs Smith Frederick County Maryland F. Carvel Payne Legislative Reference Rules Committee New Market District Legal Defense Tee News-Post Suzy Brett Ed Waters Jr

Littrell seeks Western Frederick District 4A seat in Maryland House

Democrat George H. Littrell 47 announces his candidacy for one of District 4A two House seats in western and southern Frederick County. He joins incumbent Del. Charles E. Smith and Sheriff Donald C. Barnes in a contest with County Commissioner Galen R. Clagett rumored to seek District 44. Littrell cites economic growth and private enterprise as paths to employment and dignity, urging aggressive action on the national economy and federal-shifted responsibilities.

House of Delegates Frederick County George H. Littrell Maryland General Assembly Littrell Del Charles E. Smith D-Frederick Democratic Party Smith Donald C. Barnes Galen R. Clagett Frederick City Clagett Annapolis Washington

First female deputy in Frederick County joins sheriff staff

Allison Chapman becomes the counties first female deputy with the Frederick County Sheriff's Department. She began in June 1981 in the court system and now handles civil duties such as serving papers and summonses while pursuing a master's in education. She notes family surprise at her career choice and her experience in university police settings.

Frederick County Wis New Jersey Chapman Hagerstown Allison Chapman Sheriff's Department Sam Yu

Inside The News A cheerful friend is like a sunny day

A cheerful friend brightens days much like sunshine. The piece highlights warmth, companionship, and positive influence, citing a saying by Sir John Lubbock about astronomy and human kindness. It frames friendship as a guiding, uplifting force.

Sir John Lubbock

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