Terrorist hijacking must be met with swift action and prevention
Victor Krulak argues the Kuwaiti airliner seizure is part of a decade-long pattern of international terrorism aimed at the United States. He warns negotiations fail with such extremists and calls for decisive diplomacy or force to free hostages, with emphasis on preventing future acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
Havana
Cuba
Tripoli
Lebanon
Tehran
Iran
U.S
Kuwait
Three hard choices in counterterrorist strategy
The plan defines three national decisions. First, renounce negotiating with terrorists and adopt a decisive pursuit policy. Second, treat terrorism as more than a crime, with special swift justice and guaranteed retaliation for sponsors. Third, improve intelligence through covert actions to prevent attacks. The approach requires a sincere CIA-led undercover effort.
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United States
Palestine Liberation Organization
Entebbe
Uganda
U.S
Beirut
Bogota
Paris
Caracas
Rome
Washington, D.C
CIA
Big Press Attention on Liberal Bias and Conservative Access
Edward J. Walsh critiques the major press for liberal bias in international coverage and warns conservatives against seeking access without accepting liberal critiques. He cites Newt Gingrich and Barry Goldwater as examples of opposing paths, urging opposition to the liberal agenda to avoid weakness and Soviet gains.
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U.S
Grenada
Reagan
United States
New York Times
Washington Post
Boston Globe
Times
el Salvador
Central America
America
Europe
Newt Gingrich
Georgia
Barry Goldwater
Gingrich
South Africa
Sen. Goldwater
Defense Department
Space pact aims to unite youth in peaceful exploration
The United States and Soviet Union may link American Young Astronauts with Soviet Young Cosmonauts to promote peaceful space study. Reagan started a Young Astronaut program for ages 6 to 16, with private sponsors and industry support. NASA will let Young Astronaut backups join launches at Cape Canaveral, and a space education push includes Halley’s Comet tracking and competitions.
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Washington
Earth
America
Aussia
United States
White House
Reagan
Young Astronaut Council
Tanya
Moscow
Konstantin Chernenko
Yong
Soviet Union
NASA
Kennedy Space Center
Omni Publications
Marvel Comics
Safeway Stores
Safeway
Adidas
Pepsi Cola
Burger King
M&m Mars
Martin Marietta
Rockwell International
Eaton Corp
Intersat
Commodore
Efficiency and Economy group meets for initial planning
The Efficiency and Economy committee opened its first meeting to review the county budget and plan draft legislation for approval by Farm Bureau, the Grange, and the Real Estate Board Inc. Taxpayers will be asked for confidential recommendations as part of county affairs review. Nine county banks, four in Frederick city, elected new directors for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
the Grange
the Real Estate Board Inc
Frederick City
Citizen’s National Bank
Joseph D. Baker
Thomas H. Haller
Charles H. Conley
John S. Newman
James H. Gembrill Jr
Holmes D. Baker
Daniel Baker Jr
John H. Baker
Archibald E. Fisher
Community volunteers power Heart Fund and pool drive
Miss Catherine Thomas, 73, has worked since fall hiring 850 Heart Fund kits and 38244 hours at the County Heart Association. A 54 member pool drive task force plans a house to house canvas in Taneytown. Fredrick J. Bower sworn in as Deputy State's Attorney by Judge Robert E. Clapp Jr., replacing William W. Wenner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Thomas
County Heart Association
Taneytown
Wayne Baumgarder
George Hemier
George B. Crouse
Henry Reingollar Jr
William Abrecht
John Fream
Frederick J. Bower
Circuit Court
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Bower
William W. Wenner
AFS celebrates 25 years of service in Frederick County
Readers note the American Field Service program has hosted 46 students from 25 countries since 1962 and sent 29 local students abroad. Volunteers, school staff, and dedicated families underpin the program, with a Jan 27 1985 celebration planned at Evangelical Lutheran Church to renew support and recruit more volunteers.
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American Field Service
AFS
Frederick County
Board of Education of
Frederick High
Gov
Thomas Johnson High
Warren Smith
George Seaton
Dave Markoe
Car
Manwiller
Paul Stroup
Gordon Anderson
David Dean
George Littrell
Don Hindman
James Sensenbaugh
John L. Carnochan Jr
Stuart Berger
Frederick
AFL
Gov. Thomas Johnson High
Joanne Freimutch
FHS
Mary Kay McDonald
United States
Evangelical Lutheran Church
East Church Street
Billie Willis
Young Place
Great Cookie Pile Up kicks off Girl Scout sale in Frederick
Penn Laurel Girl Scouts launched the annual cookie sale with a Great Cookie Pile Up at Frederick Towne Mall. Contestants built towers from cookie boxes and wheelbarrows to raise awareness and funds for social service agencies, with winner Chris Rollins of WFMD earning a 88 percent inch tower.
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Penn Laurel Girl Scouts
Frederick Towne Mall
United Way
Chris Rollins
Wfmd Radio
Charles Weakley
Grimes Truck Center
Carolyn Greiner
Frederick
Ron Young
Eyerly's
B.J. Custer
Fredericktown Toyota
Seaven Gordon
Flint Hill Grocery
Joan Wolfe
Bache & Associates
Jim Titus
WFMD
Chanticleer Shoes
Kimberli Jones
JC Penney
Col
Mark Hoke
Fort Detrick
Frederick Towne Mall Merchants Association
Scot Gardner
Waxie Maxie
Gary Ozmer
Meadows van & Storage
Kitty Reed
Chamber of Commerce
Treeland Nurseries
Patapsco
Miles Circo
Countywide Electric Service
Pete Govotsos
Franklin Liquors
Chuck Meyer
WTRI
Tom Lesger
WTHU
Sterling Bollinger
Frederick News-Post
Bill Cantey
Doug Perkins
Rey Chevrolet
Bob Strong
Ideal Buick
Diane Ozmer
Evergreen Motors
Earl Robbins
Frederick Motors
Paul Adams- Jenkins Motors
Shirl Snader
Mark Smulien
Roy A. Weller
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Copley News Service
Fred J. Archibald
Eavier
Fredenck, Md
Edward J. Walsh
U.S. Business & Industrial Council Writers Syndicate
Jack Anderson
Tymnet
Disney World
15Th St. N.W
Energy Department
Nathan Pearson
Te Agency
Equal Opportunity
DOE
United Feature Syndicate
Lac
News-Post
Mountain City Temple No. 14
Pythian Sisters
Emma Fisher
Thelma Culler
Dorthea Summers
Hallie Poole
Mildred Everhart
Nellie Obenderfer
Mollie Zimmerman
Ethel Lawson
Ada Derr
Natalie Boyles
Sue Fox
Shelfy
Standsoff
Max
Pat Perkins
Norma Weakley
Bent and
West Patrick Streets
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