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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1985

Page

3

U.S. aims to expand nuclear tech ties with China during Li visit

Administration officials say China pledged not to aid other nations’ nuclear capabilities as Li forms a framework for U S reactor and tech sales. Trade with China reaches a record pace while Beijing cools grain purchases. Frictions persist over Taiwan, population aid, and planned U S destroyer visits, amid a shifting Sino‑Soviet alignment.

China United States State Department Taiwan U.S Peking Review Shanghai

Antiapartheid detainees among those held in Port Elizabeth

Detainees include Rev. De Villiers Soga of the Interdenominational African Ministers Association and other clerics as police round up activists in Port Elizabeth area. Riot scenes flare in Tumahole and Thokoza with police reporting deaths. Opposition leader van Zyl Slabbert calls for Parliament reconvening to discuss the emergency decree.

Port Elizabeth de Villiers Soga Interdenominational African Ministers Association of South Vuyisile Thole Uitenhage Henry Fazzie United Democratic Front Alliance Eastern Cape Ivy Thokoza Johannesburg Frederick van Zyl Slabbert Progressive Federal Party P.W. Botha

Funerals for Seven Local Residents Held Across Area

Funeral services were held for Patrick M. Conley of Brookville at Mount Carmel United Methodist Church. Georgia Lee Hawkins of Damascus, Phoebe Mae Tomlin of Frederick, Ethel P. Orme of Frederick, Robie Alexander Meadows of Rocky Ridge, and others were honored in services across Frederick and adjoining counties with interment at Prospect Cemetery Mount Airy and Mount Olivet Cemetery Frederick.

Patrick M. Conley Brookville Mount Carmel United Methodist Church Sunshine Francis H. Barber Laytonsville Georgia Lee Hawkins Damascus Damascus United Steve Mueller Bill Ferrell Gene Dorsey Prospect Cemetery Mount Airy Hawkins George W. Hawkins Phoebs Mae Tomlin Phoebe Mae Tomlin Catoctin Ave Frederick Robert E. Dailey & Son Market St Mark R. Waddell Calvary United Methodist Church Ethel P. Orme Shookstown Road Etchison Memorial Smith, Keeney & Basford Funeral Home E. Church St Larry Eby Forest Grove United Robie Alexander Meadows Robie Alexander Bob’’ Meadows A. Longs Mill Road Rocky Ridge Thurmont E. Main St John C. Charles Richard Hooper Auggie Meadows Edward Meadows Glen Meadows David Murray Jack Whell

Bombs Destroy Copenhagen Office Building

In Copenhagen a downtown office of a U.S. airline was destroyed by bombs. A synagogue and a Jewish retirement home were damaged, 23 people injured with three seriously. Three Americans were among the minor injuries per the U.S. Embassy. The Islamic Jihad group claimed responsibility via an anonymous call to AP in Beirut, saying retaliation for Israeli raids in South Lebanese villages.

Copenhagen Denmark U.S Islamic Jihad Associated Press Beirut Lebanon

Reagan A Written Appeal From The Bedridden President

The filibuster can block other important legislation from coming to the floor and Dole may be forced to give up if he fails to get the debate limiting motion approved on Tuesday. Other important legislation is backing up and may soon include a farm bill dear to Dole's Kansas heart. Dole has vowed to have a farm bill passed before the August recess.

Dole Kansas

Dole vows vote before August 2 despite doubts

In Frederick Maryland on July 22 1985 lawmakers debate a bill with Democrats worrying it is rushed through committee. House Speaker ONeill says spending bills for 1886 will pass if they fit the deficit cut guidelines.

Here Dole House Thomas P. O'Neill

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