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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1987

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FBI agents escape fiery plane crash near Frederick

Two Washington based FBI agents narrowly escaped a twin engine Cessna 404 crash after takeoff from Frederick Municipal Airport. The FBI aircraft struck power lines on East Patrick Street and 1 70, burst into flames, then toppled onto the road. NTSB and FBI crews photographed the scene before Alphin Aircraft removed the wreckage for inspection in Hagerstown. Authorities noted a possible engine power malfunction while tests proceed.

FBI Frederick Municipal U.S Steve Stone Bowie Brent Frederick County al Dickinson National Transportation Safety Board William Lithicum Robert Cuneo Dickinson Hagerstown NTSB Washington, D.C

Wayward FBI Plane Skids Into Power Lines Near Ick

FBI special agents Steve Stone and Brent Young escaped injury after the plane clipped power lines and crashed onto I-70 near the 1-70 Truckstop. Jim Duffy arrived from the Frederick FBI office to ferry them away. Traffic backed up for miles as thousands lost electricity.

FBI Jim Duffy Frederick Frank DeMario

Adamstown water study to take months

Adamstown residents heard that public water won't arrive for months and the source of chemical contamination in wells remains unconfirmed. Officials outlined ongoing tests by Trans-Tech Inc and the need for more wells, soil gas surveys, and pump tests to define the extent and origin of TCA and TCE pollution.

Adamstown Carroll Trans-Tech Inc Chambers Trans-Tech Mary-Linda Adams Waste Management Administration Adams TCA Civic Association Christy Carton

Middletown suspensions spark student anger and confusion

About 206 Middletown High and Monocacy Middle students were suspended after a Tuesday walkout and a Wednesday miscommunication over truancy rules. Principal Michael Riley took responsibility, saying the incident stemmed from a mistaken plan to treat it as a typical truancy. He warned students not to leave, while protests over teacher raises continued, drawing media attention and objections from parents.

Middletown High School Minabeown Middletown Riley Principe Rity Winchester Hall Frederick FCTA Middletown High Monocacy Middle Brunswick

North officials urge private aid for Contras in Casey memo

Congressional committees released a memo from CIA director William J. Casey outlining a private aid plan for the Nicaraguan Contras. Felix Rodriguez testified that Oliver North bragged of White House protection while Robert Dutton said North indicated roles for the president. The memo, dated March 14, discussed nongovernmental funding and a private foundation to bypass congressional bans.

Washington Congressional CIA William J. Casey Felix Rodriguez Bay of Pigs Cubu Oliver L. North Reagan Air Force Robert C. Dutton Richard V. Secord North National Security Council Casey National Security Robert McFarlane Knight Ridder Congress U.S McFarlane Rodriguez

U S and Iraq iron out differences on Stark raid probe

U S Navy and Iraqi officials briefed reporters on a Baghdad visit by Rear Adm. Davis Rogers leading an eight member team investigating the May 17 Stark attack. They reported remaining disagreements over weapons used but said most differences were resolved.

Baghdad Iraq U.S Stark Davis Rogers State- Pentagon Rogers Persian Gulf U.S. Navy Iran Gulf Caspar Weinberger

Frederick County Names Outstanding Leather Citizens

Keth Oman has been named Frederick County's Outstanding Leather Citizens. A story and photo are on page. Weather: cloudy morning, partly sunny afternoon, warm highs near 90, southwest winds.

Sunay Maryland Keth Oman Frederick County

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