First U S troops return from Panama
Panama City reports the first elements of the invasion force withdrawing as U S troops begin leaving Panama City, with 2 artillery batteries and 141 soldiers back in California and Texas. The full 14 000 invasion force will depart piecemeal while 12 000 remain. Endara calls for Noriega to be handed over for trial, Vatican mediation continues, and Chiari is arrested.
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Panama City
Panama
U.S
Vatican
Manuel Antonio Noriega
United States
Noriega
Fort Ord
Calif
White House
Marlin Fitzwater
Kelly Air Force Base
San Antonio
Fitewater
Fitzwater
Antenor Ferrey
Bush
Guillermo Endara
House of God
Endara
McGrath
Joaquin Navarro
Monsignor
Giacinto Berloco
Navarro
U.S. Southern Command
Rodolfo “Papito” Chiari
Fang Lizhi may depart Beijing embassy under new plan
A Hong Kong based magazine quoted an understanding allowing Fang Lizhi to leave the U S embassy in Beijing for exile in Australia or another country this month. Officials expressed skepticism and no confirmation was given by Beijing or Washington. The report said Deng Xiaoping approved the plan after talks during Brent Scowcroft’s December visit, with potential travel to Australia or Italy and timing tied to the Lunar New Year.
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Hong Kong
Fang Lizhi
U.S
Beijing
Australia
Pai Shing
United States
China
Fang
Brent Scowcroft
White House
Roman Popadiuk
Italy
Deng Xiaoping
Scowcroft
Bernard Adams 37 dies after cerebral hemorrhage
Bernard Aaron Adams 37 of 1415 Key Parkway Frederick died Saturday at Frederick Memorial Hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage. A former radio newsman and FCC public relations head, he was described as hardworking with humor. FCC officials recalled his energy and community focus, with colleagues noting his good nature and dedication. Born January 1, 1952 in Detroit, he spent a decade in Frederick radio and four years as WFMD news director.
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Bernard Aaron Adams
Key Parkway
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Adams
Frederick Community College
Jon Larson
FCC
J. LeRoy Fraizer
Detroit
Mich
Mr. Adams
Fred
Erick
WFMD
WFRE
Tommy Grunwell
Havel Assails Communists and Bids for Freedom
In his first speech as president he blasts the toppled regime for wrecking the economy and environment, pledges amnesty, free elections and a market, and urges wide international ties. He travels to Munich to meet Kohl and Weizsaecker and calls for Vatican and Israeli diplomacy.
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Czechoslovakia
Vaclav Havel
Havel
Dalai Lama
John Pantti
Vatican
Israel
East Berlin
Manfred Gerlach
Europe
Munich
West Germany
Helmut Kohl
Richard von Weizsaecker
Romania
Prague Communist Party
Miroslav Stepan
Lae Tpetul
Shamir backs down on Weizman firing in compromise
In Jerusalem AP Shamir canceled his plan to fire Science Minister Ezer Weizman over alleged PLO contacts. Weizman agreed to quit inner Cabinet duties as negotiations saved the Likud Labor coalition. The crisis, the worst in six years, centered on Israel Palestinian talks in the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip. Weizman said the dismissal notice was withdrawn after a brief meeting and that guilt is not for him to decide.
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Likud-Labor
Israel
West Bank
Gaza Strip
Shamir
Weizman
PLO
Likud
AgricultureIndustry Sees One Of Best Years Ever
Secretary Yeutier announces a standout year for agriculture highlighting record outputs. Officials credit favorable weather, strong markets, and policy support for widespread gains across crops and livestock sectors.
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Yeutier
When is the home a school
Margie Wright teaches her five children at 9 30 each morning from her Barnesville home. She lacks formal teaching credentials but fuels home instruction for Walkersville Christian Family Schools, one of 145 Maryland families. statewide about 600 children study at home with public school materials. In Frederick County about 15 families participate with a dozen more.
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Margie Wright
Barnesville
Wrights
Maryland
Walkersville Christian Family Schools
Frederick
State Department of Education
Frederick County
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