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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1986
Page
3
Shoppers in Frederick express caution after an abduction attempt near FSK Mall and Montgomery incidents. Mall security, Pinkerton guards, and local police boost patrols. Officials advise lighting, group travel, staying aware, and calling police if followed.
The report accuses Khadafy of using terrorism as a foreign policy tool and aiding radical groups. It notes Libya provided Iran with T-55 tanks, anti-tank and antiaircraft weapons, ammunition, and SCUD missiles for Iraq’s war, while also supplying arms and funds to Kurdish separatists in northern Iraq. The document says he did not admit US terrorism ties, despite threats.
Ralph Nader led a demonstration at the Maryland state capital calling for a 550 million bond to pay off deposits from failed thrifts. He urged liquidation proceeds from asset sales to retire bonds and criticized legislators for inaction. The rally featured chants as the crowd listened from the statehouse hallway where news of Jeffrey Levitt’s 18 month jail term and a 3.15 million fine for spending-limit violations drew cheers. Nader met House Speaker Cardin and Senate President Steinberg to discuss forming a citizen controlled financial watchdog. Cardin signaled potential cooperation while Steinberg said he was busy.
Governor Harry Hughes will deliver a live television update at 6 02 p m on all Washington and Baltimore stations about the savings and loan crisis. He will not disclose depositor relief details for Old Court Savings and Loan which remains in receivership. The state guards assets at Rideaway S and L of Baltimore and talks on the sale of First Maryland and Community S and L continue. A depositor distribution date is expected to be announced at the General Assembly Friday May 3 and a press conference follows.
Ottawa officials say Canada is considering further steps in line with U.S. Libya policy while urging Canadian firms not to undercut sanctions. They deny a spokeswoman's remark that Canada would not align with Reagan and would not expand sanctions.
A car is slowly moved off a cold Manning street as a hint of routine traffic flow is noted. No injuries or incidents are reported, and the scene appears to be a standard roadside observance rather than an accident or crime. The phrasing suggests a cautious transfer of the vehicle with restrained movement.
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