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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1988
Page
3
County statistics show 27 fatal crashes in 1987 with 28 deaths. Among the dead were 18 drivers and 10 passengers, with a wide age range, while rural roads and specific highways accounted for several fatalities. Alcohol was a factor in at least four crashes and arrests for drunk driving rose from 569 to 830.
Protests flare in the West Bank and Gaza as nine Arabs face deportation orders. Banks of barricades and tire fires reported in Nablus Ramallah and El Bireh while students skip classes at UN schools. Hunger strikes begin among four detainees with legal appeals pending. Mubarak expresses concern over peace process fallout and calls for restraint. Egypt Jordan and Lebanon pledge not to accept deportees. Army says deportations unlikely for weeks as appeals proceed.
No bidders emerged for the J F K Rex E Dexter painting as owner Rex Dexter laments the outcome while defending the work’s authenticity. He cites lack of cooperation from the Kennedy family and notes efforts by Gunther to verify origin amid scrutiny from Kennedy aides. The piece remains in a bank vault as Gunther’s gallery continues authentication work.
Reagan resumes work on the 1989 federal budget as Miller II prepares briefing sessions aboard Air Force One. The president eyes travel in 1988 including a potential February Mexican summit, a May or June trip to Moscow, and a June economic summit in Toronto, with other trips unlikely.
Mayor Preston notes slow business draws until plant completion yet optimistic as one lagoon opens soon and state grants exceed 100 sewer taps. town holds a 300000 HUD grant to lure firms, though no factory exists now. Growth hinges on facility completion. central village zoning preserves residential character.
Lottery players left more than 29 million dollars in first prizes unclaimed across seven states over the weekend. New York Lotto 48 rolled over to 16 million after a 110,411 prize went unpicked. California Lotto 649 rises to about 8 million for Wednesday.
Defense Secretary Frank Carlucci began an eight day Gulf tour visiting Kuwait Bahrain Saudi Arabia and Oman amid claims by anonymous diplomatic sources that US ships escorting non US flagged vessels foreshadowed a shift in policy. Pentagon officials rejected the expansion claim noting US protection remains limited to US flagged ships.
A witness says a man was sentenced to death for alleged links to communist guerrillas. Marcos allowed his departure to the United States for medical treatment in May 1980. Separately, rebels freed a 53 year old candidate kidnapped in Quezon province, citing his aid to anti communist vigilante groups. Eight other candidates have been abducted since campaigning began. Gunmen killed three candidates in local elections and wounded Potenciano Roque, head of the Presidential Anti Gambling Task Force, in a raid on his Antipolo home. five suspects detained.
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