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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1986

Page

10

Khadafy criticized as impulsive Libyan leader with anti American stance

Khadafy, Libya's leader, draws U S ire with threats and insults. He rails against Reagan, cites an Islamic fundamentalist stance, and claims western and Israeli aggression. His regime backs rebel groups, expands arms, and pursues leadership in Arab affairs while presenting a mixed record at home.

Reagan Khadafy Libya U.S United States Gamel Abdel Nasser Egypt Israel Mediterranean Sandhurst Military Academy Britain Tunisia Chad Niger Mali Sudan Algeria Syria Nasser United Arab Republic of Goukouni Oueddi Africa Organization of African Unity Soviet Union Madrid Paris Rome London Khadaly Northern Ireland Philippines Fatah Palestine Liberation Organization PLO

Arab nations condemn U S aggression over Libya clashes

The Arab world denounces U S air strikes on Libya as provocation while Israeli PM Peres defends action calling Libya an arrowhead of international terrorism. The Pentagon reports renewed Libyan attacks on U S planes in the Gulf of Sidra with missiles and U S retaliatory strikes. Western and regional reactions range from caution to condemnation amid tensions.

Associated Press Arab World Today U.S Libya Shimon Peres Peres Jerusalem United States Washington Pentagon Gulf of Sidra Nicaragua Tass Radio Moscow Europe Bettino Crazi Italy Craxi Chamber of Deputies Rome Foreign Ministry Netherlands Bonn West Germany Britain Greece Mediterranean Bill Hayden Beirut

Marcos moves to quiet home in Honolulu suburb

Deposed Philippine President Ferdinand E Marcos and wife Imelda moved from Hickam Air Force Base to a $1.5 million beachfront house in an Honolulu suburb. About 20 followers accompanied them. a protester carrying a Death to Marcos placard was taken into custody. The gated gray home, owned by auto dealer James Pflueger, features four bedrooms each with bath, a three car garage, and ocean views. Residents warned they hope beaches stay open as crowds gather.

Associated Press Honolulu Ferdinand E. Marcos Imelda Hickam Air Force Base Secret Service Marcos Hawaii Hickam Philipines Eric Seitz Seitz James Pflueger Robert 2. Rostron Monica Rapada Francisco Rostron

TENS pain control device offers drugless relief for chronic pain

The TENS method claims hours to days of relief after each use with no significant side effects and no drug risks. It has 20 years of research, is used in over 300 hospitals, and is praised by neurosurgery leaders as effective for back and chronic pain.

United States Kiplinger Mapes A Nakof Department of Neurosurgery

Dura-TENS Pain Block System For Home Use Now Available

The Dura-TENS pain block system is now available for home use. It is compact weighing about three ounces and the size of a folded wallet, portable enough to wear on a belt or under clothing for instant relief during any activity. It does not impair mental efficiency or reflexes, allowing continued alertness and productivity.

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