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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1985
Page
8
In Hue Vietnam the old imperial capital Sere sits amid siege scars and half ruined palaces. North Vietnamese forces held the Citadel for nearly a month during the Tet offensive of 1968. The Pavilion of the Five Oranges and other halls show bullet holes as officials await restoration funds from the United Nations.
U S special operations forces trained to carry lightweight Special Atomic Demolition Munition bombs to behind enemy lines in Europe. Analysts say the weapons remain in European stockpiles for commandos use, with remote detonation targeting airfields and Soviet command sites.
Washington AP Karl Bodmer a German prince and Swiss artist joined to create vivid American Indian portraits. Bodmer left in 1834 at 25 and later regretted some subjects but his American watercolors freeze Missouri River landmarks. Nearly 400 works of Stomck-Sosack and other Blackfoot figures were found after World War I. John Ewers calls Bodmer the master painter of the Plains Indians.
Four investors from Massachusetts and Connecticut file a federal suit against Sub-Sal Inc claiming a 40 percent stake in profits and voting stock from the HMS De Break salvage. They loaned about 95 000 dollars and seek court orders restraining asset disposal and awarding profits, losses, stock, damages, and fees. Senior Judge Caleb M. Wright handles the case amid another related action by Rhode Island and New York investors.
CBS producer George Crile, the sole hostile witness in General Westmoreland’s libel case, left the stand after refusing to admit flaws in the 1982 documentary The Uncounted Enemy. The trial resumes with CBS editor Ira Klein expected to testify as Westmoreland seeks $120 million for alleged defamation.
Larry Parson, a 37 year old blind winemaker, runs a five acre Mendocino County vineyard. He has no formal enology training but his Pinot Noirs and Chardonnays are found in top San Francisco Bay area restaurants. Parson travels the vineyard scene with his own unique perception.
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