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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1987
Page
3
A town meeting drew nearly five residents as officials debate annexation tied to water lines and sewer fees. Myersville would face fees about 1006 dollars higher than standard rates with two guaranteed build outs, amid worries the town must secure extra revenue to stay afloat. Councilmember Dick Harp frames the town as a business needing income to survive.
Calero disclosed raising 33.7 million during the U S aid cutoff while praising foreign and patriotic support. Lawmakers on the joint committee had backed the October 1984 cutoff. Oliver North's intermediary Robert Owen testified of North’s involvement and of markups on weapons sold to the Contras. Owen said Casey knew of North's activities and would be the fall guy. He described covert operations, cash pickups in New York, and a Saudi bank account used for Contra contributions.
Burras, a 42 year old lab technician at the Frederick Cancer Research Facility, underwent a heart transplant after a donor heart became available. His wife Sandra and sister JoAnn Shields were present, with Burras improving but requiring IV blood and respiratory support. Donations to a fund at Frederick County National Bank will help cover the remaining costs. His prognosis aligns with Hopkins figures showing an 80 percent one year survival and 50 to 60 percent five year survival.
A man with a Libyan diplomatic passport shot former Libyan ambassador Exzeddin Ghadamsi in a busy downtown Vienna square near St. Stephen's Cathedral. Ghadamsi was hospitalized in serious condition. Police found the gunman’s Libyan passport at the scene but gave no name. The attacker fled on foot.
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