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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1984

Page

4

Frederick Memorial Hospital presses ahead with 24 million expansion

FMH moves to proceed with its capital expansion including a 12 bed inpatient psychiatric unit despite Maryland Health Resources Planning Commission opposition noting the unit is not needed at this time. State regulation and local needs clash as hospital and agencies seek a solution before renovation begins.

Frederick Memorial Hospital Maryland Health Resources Planning Commission MHRPC Frederick County Baltimore Maryland Health Systems Agency of Western

GM faces arbitration as FTC drops diesel case

Thousands of GM owners plan to seek BBB arbitration for repair costs on 500,000 V eight diesel engines from 1878 to 1900. FTC avoided civil suit by dropping charges over allegedly defective fuel pumps and camshafts. Owners face bills from 300 to 500 dollars, with total damages estimated up to 17.5 million.

Washington General Motors Better Business Bureau BBB Federal Trade Commission FTC Tony Capaccly Cleveland CM Aun Joinal U.S. Corp

Reagan Misreads Middle East Realignments and Sinai Stakes

The piece argues Syria’s nonpresence in Beirut explains Lebanon conflict stalemate and U.S. efforts. It revisits British Sinai policy, Palestine Mandate history, and Wilsonian ideals, contending Western diplomacy misreads regional irredentism and renewal of anti Israeli activism. The author critiques Reagan era proposals as naive.

Washington Syria Lebanon Palestine Israel Jordan Saudi Arabia Beirut State Department Reagan United States Litani River Fertile Crescent Britain Sinai Peninsula Palestine Mandate League of Nations Sinai Egypt Peninsula Acra Wilson Versailles Clemencens Art Italy Lloyd George Wuaenenipo Washington, D.C Senate Cnd Reed Aus Ateryana West Bank

Israel as stabilizing force in Middle East history argues article

The piece contends that Israel has kept Arab and East West rivalries in check and, without it, Syria might threaten oil rich lands with Soviet backing. It argues that relocating Israel elsewhere would not fix broader regional tensions and cites 1944 Arab plans to erase Israel as a prelude to wider conflict.

Israel Africa Latin America Middle East Soviet Union Syria Kremlin U.S

Reagan's Beirut accountability echoed Lincoln’s chain of command

Victor Krulak argues Reagan deserved credit and responsibility for Beirut. He compares to Lincoln post First Manassass, noting delegated authority comes with obligations and that several intervening commanders were derelict in duty. The piece traces military chain of command from president to Marines.

Reagan Beirut Abraham Lincoln Beirut Alport Manassass Lincoln Regan Secretary of Defense Joint Chiefs of Staff U.S Europe U.S. Naval Forces 6Th Fleet

Beirut Tragedy Critique Targets Command Chain

A magazine piece argues the Beirut disaster stemmed from failures across the U S defense command structure not just European commanders It claims the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the Office of the Secretary of Defense neglected to ensure accurate situational awareness and proper orders for troops on the ground. Capley News.

Department of the Defense Commission Europe Secretary of Defense Joint Chiefs of Staff Lebanon Investigative Commission Joint Chiefs of State Beirut Reagan Lincoln Capley News

Quote Unquote On Sacrifice And Speaking Up

Fragmentary quotes from political figures and a reporter commented on belief and courage. A presidential candidate argues people must risk their lives for beliefs while a journalist reflects on determination and public safety. The garbled text includes mentions of schooling and home, with no clear event or date.

Senn Ehaon

Two Car Crash Near Frederick Injures Two

Yesterday Items From Files of the News Post reports a Essex Terraplane left the highway near Haughs Blacksmith Shop three miles east of Frederick, hit a pole, overturned and caught fire injuring two people while two others escaped harm. The item also notes varied local events including Tony Sarg marionettes at Hood College, a Lee birthday anniversary event, and county officials meeting in Baltimore.

Fersons Haugh Frederick Tony Sarg Joel Chandler Morris Uncle Remus Brodbeck Hall Hood College

Letter Responds To Montevue Residents Concern

Elliott Haines of 172 Monument Road Myeraville defends a newspaper letter about Montevue Home. He argues the piece aims to improve residents' housing and urges readers to reread the article with an open mind rather than dismissing anonymous correspondence.

Montevue Frederick County Speaf Dents of Elliott Haines Monument Road Myeraville

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Fred J. Archibald Frederick, Md FMH Jack Anderson Surtweis Big Sivers Tourtet Clase Remert Wionks South Africa John Carter Puerto Rico Commonwealth United Feat Ralph de Toledano Mideast The Levant Victor Krulak Ge” A O BM Lee News-Post Alexander Young Camp, Sons and Friends of Confederate Veterans Gen Robert E. Lee Irvin Renn Frederick County Commissioners Maryland County Commissioners Association Renn John §. Shriver Lingapore Grange Lionel Burgess Burgess Pomona Bernard Remsburg Tobias Zimmerman Bruce Crum Frances Crum Calvary Methodist Church Harold Fogle Edward Sanger Carter Appleby
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