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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1985

Page

6

Contras aid debate signals wider US concerns in hemisphere

The commentary argues the House reversal on Contra aid reflects a broader view of Central America as a single strategic region. It details Cuban and Soviet strength in Cuba and the Caribbean, citing military facilities, personnel, and the impact on U.S. security and resources.

Nicaragua Central Corintean Basin Panama Canal Grenada el Salvador House of Representatives Cuba United States Soviet Union Caribbean Castro Moscow Angola Ethiopia South Yemen Central America Cienfuegos Los Banos Atlantic Lourdes Venezuela Colombia Guatemala Honduras Punta Huete U.S NATO Pacific

Dalkon Shield dangers hidden abroad and recalls woes

AID and A.H. Robins shipped 1.7 million Dalkon Shields to 79 foreign countries in the early 1970s while warning lagged. By 1980 Robins and AID urged removal, but many governments and users remained uninformed as lawsuits and recalls unfolded.

Washington Agency For International Development A.H. Robins Co Robins United States AID Dalkon Col Russel Thomsen Joan el Salvador Thomsen Ali Tadob Uc Costa Rica Kenya Tanzania

Media frenzy and the hostage crisis echo in a harsh critique

Ralph de Toledano denounces syndicated columns and TV coverage of the Middle East crisis as a sensationalist assault on decency. He condemns hostages turned spokesmen, calls out a recovering hostage’s troubling stance, and argues the root conflict is secular Arabs versus fundamentalists, not merely Israel.

Laird Busse Vietnam San Francisco Israel Dead Sea Busse Duase Leonid Brezhnev Mikhail Gorbachev Middle East Yellow Press Allyn Conwell Claude Whitmeyer Air Force Whitmeyer Whitmayer Lebanon Tors and Lepanto Asia Europe United States Ayatollah Khomeini Khomeini Satan Soviet Union Libya Morocco Reagan State Department Congress Koran Mohammed Paris

Two Sides of Life and a Bloody Mary

Wry reflection on aging and choices. A jab at youthful optimism, paralleled with midlife irony about allergy to bivalves. Ends with a playful bite at a Bloody Mary made without vodka.

Local teachers attend summer schools across colleges

The Yesterday News-Post notes teachers including George L. Etzler Woodsboro Lilian Braungart Union Bridge Edna M. Schaefer Frederick Paul Lee Hoffmaster Myersville Bernard Yonkers Shaanna Yonkers Emmitsburg Edna K. Lightner Middletown Herbert Derr Monrovia Charles Harmon Remsburg Middletown Frances Fogle Thurmont and the University of Maryland attend summer sessions. Also, J W Norton of USDA is to speak at the farmers picnic near Petersville. Farm Bureau secretary Thomas S Anderson announced.

George L. Etzler Woodsboro Lillian Braungart Union Bridge Western Maryland College Edna M. Schaefer Frederick Paul Lee Hoffmaster Myersville Bernard Yonkers Shaanna W. Yonkers Emmitsburg Edna K. Lightner Middletown Herbert Derr Monorovia Charles Harmon Remsburg Frances Fogle Thurmont University of Maryland J.W. Norton U.S. Department of Agriculture Farmers’ Club Petersville Farm Bureau Thomas S. Anderson Anderson Roy C.W. Shafer Harry L. Davis Gary Utterbeck Howard Quinn Thomas B. Culler

Byron addresses stand on Nicaragua aid and local letters

Rep Byron defends humanitarian aid to Nicaraguan freedom fighters while recounting meetings with Daniel Ortega. She notes protesters outside district offices, praises Frederick staff, and contrasts past U S aid with Sandinista pledges. Also thanks donors for the Frederick Junior Miss program and comments on former teacher William Moore.

Frederick Westminster Hagerstown Nicaragua Daniel Ortega Ortega Central America Freedom Fighters United States Soviet Union Ethiopia Angola Mujahidin Afghanistan Somoza Eden Pastora Alfonso Robelo Aldofo Calero

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