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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1983
Page
1
The National Weather Service predicts showers Friday across eastern Texas and Oklahoma into the Northeast, with central Plains precipitation as well. The Southeast remains mild while much of the country tilts cooler.
FBI official says Friday morning session was an initial hearing to confirm the identities of two men. He notes the purpose was identity verification, not a formal federal kidnapping charge at this stage. Hill and Simpson have not been formally charged yet.
Carroll County officials weigh allowing friable asbestos at two landfills amid unclear volumes and shifting rules. EPA reclassified asbestos enabling disposal at residential waste sites, with Maryland counties including Frederick willing to accept it. Local group pushes for reform while officials plan a May 24 meeting to discuss current and new regulations.
Hood College under Hood Paign leadership tripled its size and strengthened undergraduate and graduate programs. Under Mary’s leadership the college reaffirmed its mission as a women’s institution focused on community service and moved to the national forefront. Dr Church, Hood’s first woman president, noted the 1894 founding pledge to educate women. The completion of its largest campaign secures future resources for faculty and students as Hood maintains strong liberal arts and career programs and gains national recognition as a top women’s college ranked third in Everywoman’s Guide to Colleges and Universities 1983.
Aviation officials in New York say no security tightening planned despite a third hijacking this month. A gray haired Spanish speaking man wearing a wire contraption and claiming dynamite hijacked Eastern Airlines Flight 24 from Miami to Cuba, Friday.
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