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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1986
Page
3
Stephen Green argues the peaceful Marcos exit proves democracy's strength aided by U S diplomacy. Reagan shifts, Marcos departs for Clark. Aquino faces fragile start with insurgency, IMF curbs, and reform needs. U S support may be needed to stabilize Philippines and nurture its democratic transition.
Washington report notes heavy political debate over Voest-Alpine, Austria’s state conglomerate, amid alleged improper transactions including arms supplies to Iran. A five-page memorandum shows a barter deal worth $1 billion in oil in exchange for manufactured goods, with military items such as 155mm howitzers linked to Voest-Alpine. End-user certificates and commission disputes revealed tensions. shipments allegedly routed via Yugoslavia.
A columnist argues for preserving the United States Fire Administration and its life saving work, recounting its history, budget pressures, and impact on fire safety in Frederick County. The piece criticizes political decisions that ended or endanger USFA funding, urges a full review before cutting essential programs, and laments potential job losses.
Bertha B Haller urges readers to attend Dr James Dobsons Turn Your Heart Toward Home film series at Church of God 605 Brunswick St Brunswick, shown Wednesdays 7 30 p m for five weeks starting March 5, targeting parents and grandparents seeking a better family life.
Supers of elementary schools moved offices from the Academy annex to rooms 3 and 4 in Winchester Hall to allow remodeling for the C Burr Ariz Library. Hood students and escorts enjoyed a buffet after the Junior Senior Prom at Miss Roberts Lescalieet’s home with several Frederick residents and guests from Baltimore and Hagerstown. Lewis B. Dertzbaugh announced that employable relief ends March 10 and no new applications will be accepted. 176 families will be affected and WPA would need other agencies to assist if unable.
Fort Detrick Cub Scout Pack 799 held its annual Blue and Gold Banquet at Grace Reformed Church on East Second Street. Cubmaster Charles T Ostertag highlighted the rechartering with 43 registered boys, up from 25 last year, signaling strong growth. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad described a February snowstorm as the worst since 1988, with cranes freeing three diesel units from a 1500 foot drift at Point of Rocks. The storm cut revenues for the month, raised operating costs to several million, and caused slides washouts derailments and high water. John J Albaugh son of mr and girs tturace . AIDAUBO of 21 W. Winston St Frederick left for two years service in Guinea with the Peace Corps. He had been assigned to one of three major vehicle repair centers in West South Central and Southeast Guinea.
A trust fund for the 11 children of the seven Challenger crew members has been set up. Contributions can be sent to Space Shuttle Children's Fund, c o American Security Bank, Box 0150, Washington DC 20055.
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