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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1984
Page
1
In Beirut, US Marines fired tank cannons and small arms after the airport base was shelled. Maj. Dennis Brooks said two Marines were slightly wounded and treated before returning to duty. Amal militia said at least 10 Lebanese were wounded in Hay el Sellum as Marines responded with a 30 minute barrage.
Mubarak announced Egypt will rejoin the 45-nation Islamic Conference Organization after two hours of talks with delegates. The move follows Egypt’s signing of the 1978 peace accords with Israel, and Mubarak pledged continued support for Islamic causes and the peace terms. The report also notes Mordechai Ben-Porat’s resignation from Israel’s cabinet over Lebanon and economic policy, weakening Shamir’s coalition, while Nancy Reagan described Reagan’s run for a second term as a mutual decision.
Two scholars testifying before the Kissinger commission argued Moscow’s influence in Central America may be waning. Leiken and Valenta said recent events show the Soviets have grown more reserved and uncertain about their options after Grenada, despite earlier warnings of a Moscow threat.
Inside The News notes a famous Roosevelt maxim, attributed to Eleanor Roosevelt, urging action guided by conscience despite inevitable criticism. The line reflects enduring public sentiment on moral choice and personal integrity.
Feature notes Chuck Roberts runs Family-The Book Above, a four-store used bookshop, in a reporter interview by Lisa Farbstein. A second item previews Leonardo da Vinci’s final residence in France, explored by Ed Waters Jr. in an upcoming piece on C7.
A weak storm exits Kentucky bringing light snow across Western Maryland with about one inch of accumulation. Expect highs in the 30s, lows around 20, partial clearing and colder winds Tuesday. Maryland mountains see light snow today, flurries Tuesday, highs near 30s, lows teens. Temperatures yesterday recorded in Frederick, Cumberland, Hagerstown, Oakland and Westminster.
Maryland State Police seek extradition of Timothy Gene Bell 36 of Union Bridge charged with the shooting deaths of two Mount Airy men on Saturday. Bell fled to Petersburg Virginia where Virginia State Police apprehended him Sunday. He surrendered around 10 a.m. at a Holiday Inn along I-95 after telephone negotiations with investigators.
Two men, Ronald Earl Dick and Gordon Chester Stottlemyer, were shot dead Saturday near Libertytown. Bell, a friend of the victims, fled but was arrested in the Petersburg area after police traced the case to him. The Bend of investigation continues as officers interview witnesses and determine motive.
President Reagan returned to the Oval Office as a candidate for re election and said he favors debates with his Democratic opponent. He defended his tax cut as fair and suggested Lebanon deployment could influence the race, while pledging to keep George Bush as vice president.
Frederick County officials advocate CPR for teachers to handle daily contact with large groups. School leaders plan in service sessions and students may take CPR in PE. Teachers say CPR saves lives, but current skilled-percentage is unclear and likely below national averages.
In Westminster Maryland a four hour barricade ended after police cut power to a home and used tear gas and a police dog to force out Terry Fringer 25 who had taken shelter in a shower. Investigators found rifles and shotguns inside the residence and Fringer faced multiple assault charges with intent to murder held on bail set at 750000.
Preliminary tests on the Cecil County chicken flock depopulated last week indicate an acute form of avian influenza. Maryland officials expect confirmatory results from Ames, Iowa within seven to ten days as quarantine surrounds the area from the Susquehanna River to the state line. No other Maryland outbreaks reported. officials warn about wild birds around poultry houses.
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