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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1985
Page
2
police say 17 year old Edmund Perry, a June Exeter Academy graduate, was fatally shot by plainclothes officer Lee Van Housenaie after attempting a robbery. Perry's mother and a lawyer allege a minority brutality pattern.
Israeli communications minister Amnon Rubinstein suggested Jerusalem’s status could be negotiable if Arab states pursue peaceful coexistence, citing Sadat’s landmark willingness to seek peace as a turning point. He warned Jordanian and Palestinian talks would be harder than Camp David.
The National Weather Service predicts showers Saturday across Wyoming North Dakota South Dakota and Minnesota with a broad band from Michigan Pennsylvania and New York extending south to Louisiana and Florida.
A high pressure system moves offshore drawing warmer, more humid air from the Gulf. Western Maryland counties expect fair, mild nights with lows 50 to 58 and weekend highs reaching 72 to 76 Saturday and 80s Sunday with scattered thundershowers. Maryland Mountains forecast showers, Ocean Beaches partly cloudy with a 70 degree nearshore, and winds about 10 to 15 mph. Temperatures yesterday list several Maryland towns with mid 50s to mid 60s readings.
Spies suggests ring linked to the Army or Air Force while all services move to tighten communications. Navy officials say the case forced changes in codes and encoding gear. Army spokesman Col Bill Smullen notes, There is linkage. Grand juries in Norfolk and San Francisco expected to hear cases against Arthur Walker and Whitworth. Admiral McDonald warns Soviet submarines may be aided by the spy ring, complicating anti-submarine warfare.
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