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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1982
Page
1
Raising Old Glory the Sertoma Club of Frederick works at dawn in downtown Frederick to hoist the U S flag and Maryland flag for Flag Day June 14. Members say they display the banners on all national and patriotic holidays. Photo by C Kurt Holter.
British troops pushed toward the Falkland Islands capital as Argentinian artillery blasted advancing units and forced a retreat behind a smoke screen. Argentina and Britain agreed to a Red Cross neutral zone in Stanley to protect civilians and the wounded amid rising fears for about 600 islanders remaining in the city. The move signals an imminent climactic battle between about 9,000 British and 7,000 Argentines, following reports of Falklanders killed and wounded by shelling.
Crown Prince Fahd takes control of Saudi Arabia pledging to continue pro West policies, after King Khaled dies. Funeral attended by tens of thousands as Arab leaders gather. Fahd vows to maintain cooperation with the United States and pursue the late king’s goals. In New York, police arrest and remove over 800 anti nuclear protesters at UN missions.
Washington Merry-Go-Round columnist Anders says private kidney centers may charge dialysis patients more than needed for mandatory services. Weather forecast from News-Post meteorologist David Lesher predicts showers later in the week with unsettled conditions.
Heavy weekend rain gives way to high pressure and rising temperatures across Western Maryland and the mountains. Partly sunny and warmer today with highs near 70s, then warmer Tuesday with mid- to upper-70s. Northwest winds 10 mph, drying conditions improve from today to Tuesday. Temperature readings from Frederick to Hagerstown and Gaithersburg show readings in the 40s to mid-60s.
Israeli forces surrounded Palestinian guerrillas in Beirut after a dramatic tank assault led by Defense Minister Ariel Sharon. Eytan said the PLO nerve center was isolated and encircled as Baabda and Beirut airport were surrounded. President Sarkis formed a six member committee to cope with the grave situation with clashes ongoing and casualty figures mounting across Lebanon.
Frederick 19 year old Wayne Zachary Hoy was arrested Monday on malicious burning felony arson and breaking and entering with intent to commit a felony charges tied to the June 6 Good Shepherd Lutheran Church fire on West Seventh Street. Carl Thomas Jr., 18, a volunteer firefighter, was jailed on Friday on related counts after a separate incident at the same site. The church loss reached 240000 dollars while the adjacent McDonald’s, also damaged, faced over 100000 dollars in damage. May said the investigation is closed and cooperation from law enforcement aided the case. both sites are under repair.
Frederick CAP cadets, the oldest squadron in the state, meet weekly at a white farmhouse near Frederick Airport. The non profit United States Air Force auxiliary trains youths 13 to 18 and adults to aid in aerospace education ground and air search and rescue and other emergencies. Cadets learn military conduct, courtesy, and aviation skills while adult supervisors guide them. The group assists in crashes forest fires lost person searches and summer aerial patrols for boats in distress on Chesapeake Bay.
A Maryland State Police trooper pulled 3 year old Jamie Wolf from Little Fishing Creek after she was swept away by rapid currents. She was rushed to Frederick Memorial Hospital then flown to Johns Hopkins in critical condition. Rescue crews from Thurmont Lewistown Woodsboro assisted, with the helicopter crew and ALS technicians aiding in resuscitation and transport to the hospital.
Congress moves into a new budget clash as House and Senate negotiators begin Tuesday to fuse their 1983 plan aims into a single compromise. The House favors a 99.3 billion deficit, the Senate 115.9 billion, with GOP doubts over deficit figures shaping allied votes.
A fragment quotes Oscar Wilde stating forgiveness disarms foes, with the dubious attribution and misdated lifespan. The line echoes a platitude about petty grievances and human relations from a 19th century Irish writer, though the dates are incorrect.
After a weekend of heavy rain that dropped more than two inches across Frederick County the area saw bright sunshine on Monday. Buckeystown Monocacy Bottom Road was closed due to high water while other roads remained open. Weather officials expect sun and warmth to continue into Tuesday with changes of showers midweek. Farmers report flooded basements and concern over freshly cut hay and wheat losses as wet conditions persist.
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