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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1985

Page

4

Soviet diplomacy lessons from Yalta apply to Geneva meeting

The commentary argues that Stalin offered warmth before Yalta, then pressed hard, a pattern echoed in current U S Soviet talks with Reagan and Gorbachev. It criticizes media, lawmakers, and Time magazine for softening the Soviet image while urging tougher scrutiny of Gorbachev, SDI, and arms control.

Yalta Josef Stalin United States Franklin D. Roosevelt Joe Stalin Geneva Switzerland Reagan Mikhail Gorbachev New York London Rome Moscow Gorbachev Strategic Defense House of Representatives SDI Time Magazine Manila Madrid Los Angeles

Euro-paralysis and the uncertain future of Europe

Anthony Harrigan argues that European moral and economic stagnation threatens a decline in world influence. American observers warn against disengagement while U S industry faces past failures. Greece and Spain lag behind West Germany, and the European Community struggles to unite amid slow growth and high unemployment.

Europe Great Britain Georgia Anne Geyer United States U.S JB. Donges University of Kiel Greece Spain West Germany Western Europe Foreign Affairs John Biggs-Davison Salisbury Review Oui

Growth pressures in Middletown prompt planning vote concerns

Ginny Ahalt Wolf voices fear of unchecked Frederick County development near Middletown, urging the Planning Commission to slow annexation plans west of Middletown and protect schools, traffic, water, and farmland. She cites Amber Meadows and Walkersville as cautionary examples and calls for fair, services-based decisions.

Frederick County Middletown Our Amber Meadows Walkersville Board of Education Tim Blaser Middletown Elementary Myersville Elementary Blaser Prospect Street Green Street Brookridge North Maryland Health Department Montgomery County

Dahlia christening and local social notes from Thurmont

Twenty five area residents attended christening exercises for a new orchid lavender dahlia named Anna Rapnelie at Thurmont Dahlia Gardens. The piece also notes church organ updates, club plans, a fire destroying three abandoned freight cars, escapee arrests, hospital staff appointments, and a Junior Woman’s Club fashion show lineup with models and theme Look Attractive Inexpensively.

Thurmont Dahlia Gardens O.W. Hines Hines A.B. Cline Anna Rapnelie Pr. Bins Junior Woman's Club of Frederick West Frederick Junior High School Jerry Smith Katherine Byrne Margie Craw Cindy Brindle Sharon Warfield Jeanna Coker Pat Klinger Mirs Thomas Hodgson Kem Falconer Marilyn Hurwitz Sue Falconer William Dorel Sara Dorell Loretta Brindle Jean Davis Heather Davis Herbert Staples Joanne Darrell Brenda Biser Dorothy Mace

Hussein seeks PLO talks with Reagan on Middle East peace

Washington notes King Hussein aims to chair direct talks with the Palestine Liberation Organization with White House backing, hoping to gain regional stature. State Department insiders see risks for Israel and Jordan as Arafat accepts dialogue, while U.S. officials debate the political cost of breaking with Israel.

Washington Jordan Hussein United States Reagan Congress White House Middle East Iran Ayatollah Khomeini Hafez Assad Palestine Liberation Organization State Department George Shultz PLO Yasir Arafat Amman FLO Arafat Lebanon Richard Murphy Near East Shulte Murphy U.S West Bank Israel

Why not non skid catsup for burgers

A quip wonders why ketchup lacks grip to keep pickle sliding from a hamburger when squeezed. It playfully suggests a non skid catsup to prevent mess and enhance bite by keeping fillings in place.

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