Homeless aid costs rise in Frederick programs
Union Rescue Mission and Salvation Army in Frederick rely on private gifts to fund emergency shelter clothing and fuel aid. Captain Bart Fitzgerald notes 25 to 50 dollar aid options and two night motel stays for single mothers with children. Volunteers report 3,260 item pickups in 1985, with 25 people daily seeking food and shelter in early 1986.
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County Family Services Program
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New DC policy on homeless men and women amid cold weather
Washington homeless residents who refuse shelter in freezing weather would be taken to DC General Hospital for evaluation if they appear mentally incompetent under a new policy announced by Mayor Marion Barry Jr. Police will contact the DHS crisis unit and arrange transport to shelters for those who consent.
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Invisible fence offers electronic dog barrier with training notes
The Douloses describe their invisible fence system tested at a university Vet School, using buried wire and a collar receiver. A beep warns then a mild shock keeps dogs from forbidden zones, with 75 to 85 percent learning quickly. Cost starts around 875 dollars for basic setup.
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James R McClellan
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Italy faces alien bill amid Rome attack links to Abu Nidal
Italian authorities pursue an international arrest warrant for Abu Nidal as Rome erodes trust with Libya over alleged terrorist action. U.S. Pentagon sources warn that American forces in the Mediterranean could strike if retaliation proves necessary, though such action is deemed dangerous. Mohammed Sarham, the lone survivor in the Rome raid, identified the attackers as part of a group led by Abu Nidal, who analysts say operates from Libya. Premier Crux expresses opposition to war and bars, while signaling Italy would reassess ties with Tripoli if Libyan involvement is proven.
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Libya
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Mediterranean
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