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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1983

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Shultz Gains NATO Support on Arms Talks at Paris Meet

Secretary of State George P. Shultz won backing from two independent NATO members as France and Denmark opened a two day strategy session urging Moscow to offer new arms control proposals. Danish Foreign Minister Uffe Ellemann Jensen criticized Soviet offers as short of NATO needs.

Paris George P. Shultz NATO France Denmark Moscow U.S Europe Uffe Ellemann-Jensen

Khadafy Talks Possible Talks in Sanaa

Libyan leader Col Moammar Khadafy arrived in North Yemen's capital Sanaa fueling talk of Saudi backed talks with PLO chairman Yasser Arafat on Lebanon and foreign troop withdrawals. Arafat had earlier reached Sanaa during a regional trip to explain his stance on the Israeli Lebanese agreement.

Kuwait Moammart Khadafy North Yemen Santa PLO Yasser Arafat Arafat Sanaa Saudi Arabia Lebanon

Three ANC guerrillas hanged at Pretoria Central Prison

Three black guerrillas, Simon Mogeraue aged 23, Jerry Moscioli 25, and Marcus Motaung 27, were executed at Pretoria Central Prison at dawn for anti white minority rule attacks. They were the first rebels executed in four years amid international pleas to spare them.

Ewes South Africa Pretoria Central Prison Coenie de Swart Department of Prisons African National Congress Simon Mogeraue Jerry Moscioli Marcus Motaung ANC

Thatcher Favored For Second Term In Britain Vote

London AP reports Conservative Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher urged a landslide victory to banish left wing socialism. She voted with Denis Thatcher as showers were forecast. Turnout was expected around 75 to 80 percent among 42.7 million eligible voters.

London Margaret Thatcher Thatcher Denis

Afghan reluctance to fight for homeland note

Columnist Jack Anderson notes that Afghans are reluctant to clash with fellow countrymen reflecting on internal resistance. C Paul Means recalls Jack Dempsey as a ruthless fighter with notable talent. The page mixes terse panels, miscellaneous items and opinions from other columnists without a single cohesive event.

Washington Jack Anderson C. Paul Means Jack Dempsey Bogdan Kipling George Shultzi Aerts Wen Mack Sauer Mulligan

Weather outlook for Maryland region fair and mild

High pressure brings fair weather across eastern United States today and Friday. Western Maryland counties expect mostly sunny skies with highs near 80 and lows around 60, warming Friday with upper 60s to low 60s. Maryland Mountains see sunny days with highs in the 70s to near 80. Ocean beaches stay partly sunny with weekend highs in the 70s. Northeast winds around 10 mph shifting southeast Friday. Yesterday temperatures ranged Frederick 61 Hagerstown 82 Westminster 77 Gaithersburg 79 Leesburg 81.

United States Maryland Carroll Frederick Howard Montgomery Washington Ocean City Hagerstown Westminster Gaithergburg Leesburg David Lesher

Inside The News Weather Map Words of Wisdom

A quotation from Diogenes the Greek philosopher on listening more than speaking. The line emphasizes restraint and attentive hearing as a guiding principle.

Diogenes

Swimmer drowns in Shookstown quarry near Frederick

A Frederick man, Robin Lee Zimmerman, 6224 Jefferson Pike, drowned while swimming with two sisters and a friend in an abandoned quarry near Shookstown Road on a sunny Wednesday. He became entangled in underground cables, failed to be revived after rescue attempts, and he died at Frederick Memorial Hospital around 8 p.m. Police and rescuers, aided by two boats, searched the green water as divers worked the scene. The 17 year old celebrated his birthday last week, and the incident is being investigated by Frederick authorities.

Robin Lee Zimmerman Frederick Shookstown Shookstown Road Jefferson Pike Abel Lussudre Zimmerman Frederick County Washington Reagan Geneva United States Eureka College Edward Roway Rea

Safe water restored in Woodsboro after tests

Woodsboro residents may resume drinking and using the town water after state health officials declared the system safe. Preliminary tests found no traces of paraquat, though officials noted possible lingering chlorine smell and a faint coloration. The issue arose when a plant pump failed last weekend, lowering pressure and apparently drawing herbicide mixture into the system.

Woodsboro State Health Department Linda Smeyne Southern States Cooperative Southern States Rich Coyle Coyle Burgess Hartwood Cornell Jr

Frederick youth given seven year term in car chase case

A 17-year-old Frederick youth received a seven year prison sentence after a high speed chase ended in collisions with two Frederick Police cruisers near Mount Olivet Cemetery. The defendant Bow ie faced prior thefts and a dangerous profile, while injuries included Sgt Hurt with serious injuries and Hawker with minor injuries. Continued on Page A-10.

Frederick Mount Olivet Cemetery Thurston O Bowie Mary Ann Stepler Department of Correction Bowie Tewae Grarakiga Sevle Douglas Lowry Lowery Mount Olivet William R. Hurt Diane Adam Hawker Hurt Maryland Institute For Emergency Medical Services Systems Baltimore Richard Ashton Ashton Stepler West Second Street Helen Rose Little West College Terrace Carroll Parkway

State says no gas tanks buried under courthouse

State Water Resources Administration says there is no evidence old gasoline storage tanks are buried at Frederick County's new courthouse site. Water investigators found petroleum odor in sump water but could not sample. officials describe the issue as minor and resolved. County officials credit proper action and cooperation with authorities.

Frederick County State Water Resources Administration Patrick and Court Streets Evelyn Eader Sam Johnson Hoyd Batsier

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