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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1986
Page
5
Chicago Sun-Times reports a survey showing most men would remarry their current wives if given the chance while Women’s Day magazine finds far fewer women would do so. The study notes differing contentment by marriage length and by whether it is a first marriage or a subsequent one.
President Reagan and Nancy Reagan faced a heavy rainstorm on the South Lawn as Marine One landed after a Camp David weekend. The pair, joined by their dog Rex, endured downpour while walking to the White House steps with aides and guests watching.
British official Tom King praised weekend Protestant parades as a rebuff to agitators while noting tense scenes. Across 19 cities in Northern Ireland, most parades were peaceful though Portadown saw stones and bottles hurled at police and gunfire near the border wounded an officer. The Royal Ulster Constabulary reported 78 police and 49 civilians injured in rioting Friday night and Saturday. a 44 year old man in Newtownards died after being knocked down.
A Gaithersburg man Gary Alen Kline 317 Shady Spring Drive was arrested without incident at 6 30 p m after barricading himself in his home for two and a half hours during an assault with intent to murder a Montgomery County police officer. Police said he possessed two shotguns. The case followed a separate Saturday incident cited by Belfast police over weekend violence linked to Protestant Orange Order parades.
Police said three youths, wearing Deming's apparel, robbed three Domino's employees before abducting 25 year old Laura Jean Papz, forcing wallets and rings from staff as they left the Bal timore store at 5 30 a m. The suspects, teens, did not obtain money.
Thailand-Vietnam’s old guard of steely revolutionaries, fighters in five wars, are aging and ill. Le Duan’s death sparks talk of liberalizing shifts, yet analysts doubt a abrupt break. The leadership remains collective, cautious, and united behind security and Soviet ties.
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