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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1985

Page

4

Auto workers strike ends with new Chrysler contract

The eight day UAW strike against Chrysler concludes amid a $1 billion deal running to 1988. Chrysler workers gain pay raises, a $2,100 lump sum, retiree benefits, and a profit sharing plan while outsourcing trends and global production shift loom large. Critics warn the pact boosts offshore work and weakens U.S. ties.

United Auto Workers Chrysler Corp Chrysler UAW Owen Bieber Ford General Motors Bieber U.S Mexico Surspe Asia Japan Suzuki Isuzu Brazil Mazda Mitsubishi Pontiac South Korea Izuzu Opel West Germany Saturn Tennessee VAW Detroit

Vietnam era memorial reflections spark mixed pride and grief

A reader recalls the 1985 War Memorial dedication in Memorial Park, recognizing pride in national symbols yet mourning the Vietnam era. The piece contrasts WWII memorials with Vietnam remembrance and laments ongoing difficulty honoring Vietnam veterans, while calling for faith and reconciliation.

Radish of unusual size brought to News-Post office

John T. Bussard of Jefferson delivered a seven pound white icicle radish to The News-Post office. The 16 inch long, 20 inch diameter root was still growing and had not seeded. It was planted about June 1.

News-Post Office John T. Bussard Jefferson

Libyan coup bid backed by CLA and CIA

The CLA supported the National Front for the Salvation of Libya in a botched attempt to assassinate Muammar Qaddafi on May 8, 1984. Trained and aided by the CIA, the group sent too few men and was slaughtered in a daylong battle near Tripoli as Qaddafi hid in the barracks.

Ross Court Square Marquis de Lafayette Frederick General Lafayette Donald E. Wensehoff Sr Lee Place Junior American Citizens Committee Washington CLA Muammar Qaddafi CIA National Front For the Salvation of Libya Qaddafi Tripoli

Libyan exile al-Huni seen as possible future leader

The CIA backed a failed Magarieff mission near the Tunisian border while Abdel Moneim al-Huni, a former Libyan minister and early Qaddafi ally, emerges as a widely supported, anti-Qaddafi figure. Al-Huni, living in Cairo since 1975, resists CIA ties yet draws backing from diverse opposition groups who view him as a reformer and potential unifier amid Libya's instability.

Battle Salvation Front Tunisia Mohammed Youssef Magarieff CIA Abdel Moneim al-Huni Qaddafi al-Huni al Buni al- Buni Cairo Tripoli Egypt Free Officers Organization Rome Libya al- Hum al-Hum United Feature Syndicate Inc

Spirit Week at Frederick High Builds Toward Cadet Patriot Game

Frederick High observes Spirit Week with themed days 50s Pajama Toga Powderpuff Black and Gold culminating in a pep rally bonfire and parade. The Cadet Patriot football game is Saturday at 2 p.m. at Frederick High followed by Homecoming Dance themed New York New York.

Frederick High School Frederick High C. Burr Artz Library Patrick Street Frederick High Stadium New York Paula A. Foris

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