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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1986
Page
7
Frederick MD columnist Robert C Reid shares a personal health battle with coronary artery disease after a heart attack. He details treatment, scares, and a call to quit smoking and monitor blood pressure, urging readers to avoid risk factors and seek timely care.
Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos planned retirement from an employer offer that redirected a career in corruption toward managing investments. Through careful planning the couple saved a substantial amount annually from salaries, amounting to a half billion dollars each year in WS annual figures.
A terse item notes a haul of international wealth including pesos crates, Swiss bank accounts, bullion, real estate, stocks, bonds, jewelry, art, and a fleet of autos. The rough listing implies a large diversified asset collection across currencies and markets.
The piece argues Reagan’s $351 million defensive arms sale to Saudi Arabia should proceed, countering pro Israel lobbying. It contends the arms aid defense of Saudi oil interests, notes Iran’s threats, warns against delaying a weapons deal, and criticizes Congress for domestic political leverage over foreign policy.
A panel of financial advisers urges the Marcoses to obtain skilled legal counsel. The recommendation stresses the need for experienced representation in ongoing or potential legal matters. The advisers underscore the importance of thorough legal strategy and due diligence.
Washington discusses White House budget cuts undercutting Nancy Reagan's anti narcotics drive. A proposed 20 million cut to Customs Service air interdiction endangers a planned eye in the sky radar balloon over Fort Huachuca. Operation X showed radar planes uncover heavy illegal activity, strengthening case for airborne reconnaissance despite cost.
A letter from Robert Stephens questions new percolation and septic standards in Frederick County and defends health regulations as essential to protecting groundwater. He challenges claims that rules hurt property values and urges the Board of Health to speak for public health, noting parallel policies in Carroll Howard and Montgomery counties. Charles Covell also congratulates local teams and individuals for a weekend of state titles and sportsmanship trophies.
Kapitan Bernard C Morris and Mrs Morris led a Kiwanis Club luncheon at Hotel Frederick with visitors Caspar E Cline Jr and Mrs Morris delivering the program. Robert L Smith presided. Purchases included a 7 W Sixth St brick house for 1135 dollars and a lot on East Fifth Street for 100 dollars. C&P Telephone plans to convert Braddock Heights to dial. County commissioners propose combo of Potomac River bridge replacement at Point of Rocks with an overhead B&O crossing after flood damage.
County Commissioner Lawrence A. Dorsey outlined developers plans presented to the County Planning Commission for immediate development of 400 acres to house 3,700 residents in town apartments houses high rises and single family homes near the Urbana I 705 interchange. A 70 year old man was arrested in Baltimore by federal state agents and city police for maintaining a whisky still in an empty house. Major Alfred C. Dean of the Frederick Civil Air Patrol obtained a license to door to door campaign to fund a meeting place and classes for the squadron. Charles C. Doll Leroy F. Winpigler and Victor T. Reynolds were inducted as charter members of the Sertoma Club at the Francis Scott Key Hotel in Frederick by D. Lee Lynch.
Hilton B. Uhler of Westminster argues that U.S. government policy burdens American producers with taxes while subsidizing foreign competitors. He cites Rep Byron Dorgan and debates over foreign aid, loan practices, and farm bankruptcies, urging taxpayer focus on Americans. He questions aid increases beyond authorized levels and the handling of delinquent foreign loans.
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