Reagan era terror policy in Middle East critique
A pointed editorial argues the Achille Lauro hijacking exposes frail U.S. and allied actions. It condemns Egypt, Italy, and the PLO for freeing Abbas, highlights Mubarak's fury, and urges a shift from denunciation to retaliation. It frames Israel as the sole reliable ally in a volatile region.
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Nicholas A. VeHotes
U.S
Egypt
Leon Klinghoffer
Mediterranean
Attuck
TWA
Achille Lauro
Reagan
Italy
Hosni Mubarak
Mubarak
Mohammed Abbas
Palestine Liberation Organization
Yugoslavia
America
PLO
Juan LU Ey
Abbas
Palestine Liberation Front
Israel
Beirut
Libya
Yassar Arafat
United States
Washington
Middle East
Mideast
U.S. State Department
Lalla
Maem Prades
Air Force officer hopeful ousted over misdiagnosis
Theodore Sumrall, a Brigham Young University graduate and Air Force recruit, was discharged as schizoid in 1981 after a psychiatrist misdiagnosed him. A later medical review found the tonsillitis and surgical removal occurred, and a veteran psychiatrist questioned the original ruling. The Air Force altered the record to Adjustment Disorder, not Schizoid Personality Disorder, amid ongoing debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Air Force
Brigham Young University
Theodore Sumrall
Air Force Reserve
Sumrall
Nei
Brigham Young
Sumrail
Evi
Real issues in Congress and White House demand focus
Anthony Harrigan argues that Washington faces serious domestic and international problems. He warns against overemphasizing tax reform and sanctions on South Africa while neglecting the budget deficit and trade deficit. He highlights energy independence, manufacturing, mining, and farming as fragile pillars of America's wealth and urges unified action ahead of Geneva and regarding Soviet pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
White House
South Africa
United States
Pretoria
America
U.S
Executive
Triad
Ernest F. Hollings
South Carolina
Washington
Geneva
Gorbachev
Pakistan
Afghanistan
Ussr
Letters to the Editor Urges Moral Stance on Church and State
A reader identifies as a 28 year old Christian housewife praising Republican values and condemning AIDS, homosexuality, and secular schooling. She defends capital punishment, laments loss of Christmas and May Day in schools, and urges stronger religious standards and a patriotic pledge under God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mrs. Murray
God
Braddock Heights Hotel to be sold by auction
Circuit Court judges Hammond Urner and Arthur D. Willard authorized receivers to invite bids on the Braddock Heights Hotel. If no bid received within 30 days, the hotel would be sold at public sale. The court also kept W Nelson Stauffer as caretaker. An old time apple butter boiling at John Masser’s near McKaig yielded 28 gallons. Dinner followed. Attending were Mrs Masser, Mrs Charles M Dodd of Frederick, Mrs Roy Winebrenner, Miss Ruth Winebrenner of Walkersville, Mr and Mrs Harry Sheetenhelm of Mount Pleasant, Mr and Mrs John Whitmore and daughter Viola of Thurmont, Mrs Annabell Miller of Graceham, and Miss Lola Fox with Jesse Wilson of Frederick.
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Circuit Court
Hammond Urner
Arthur D. Willard
Braddock Heights
W. Nelson Stauffer
John Masser
McKaig
Charles M. Dodd
Frederick
Roy Winebrenner
Ruth Winebrenner
Walkersville
Harry Sheetenhelm
Mount Pleasant
John Whitmore
Viola
Thurmont
Annabell Miller
Graceham
Lola Fox
Jesse Wilson
O’Farrell Plans District Split Ties With Carroll County
Sen Thomas R O Farrel of Carroll County announces a move to divide Frederick County’s senatorial district into two parts and attach one to a neighboring Carroll district to form a new district. Frederick official Derr vows to oppose though willing to hear plans. Eighty one horses and riders join a Thurmont trail ride sponsored by Harvey May Albert Eyler and Blue Ridge Riding Club, potentially forming a Thurmont riding club. Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee elects county leaders at Winchester Hall. Frederick County Citizens Band Radio Club begins 24 hour HELP monitoring at Braddock Mountain. Robert W Barnhart presides, Dan Wickham vice president.
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Thomas R. O'Farrel
Carroll County
Frederick County
John A. Derr
Frederick
Harvey May
Albert Eyler
Thurmont
Blue Ridge Riding Club
May
Byler
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
ASC
Winchester Hall
Harold M. Free
Robert Staley
Russell A. Dudrow
Frank Main
David Dotterer
Teenage pregnancy rates vary by country says Guttmacher
A Guttmacher Institute survey shows the United States leads developed nations in teen pregnancy abortion and childbearing. U.S. teens ages 15 to 19 reach 96 per 1000 versus 14 in the Netherlands 35 in Sweden 43 in France 44 in Canada and 45 in England. The study notes higher U.S. abortion rates and urges broader contraception and sex education. It cites national policies on sex education and offers Dr. Wallace's booklet order details.
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Guttmacher Institute
United States
U.S
Netherlands
Sweden
France
Canada
England
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George B. Delaplaine Jr
Tom Mills
PRN
Jack Anderson
By Jack Anderson and
Dale van Atta
West Germany
Pentagon
Defense Department
United Feature Syndicat
E, Inc
Anthony Harrigan
United States of America
Barbara J. Parrish
Buffalo Road
Mount Air
Edna Ashbaugh
Vienna Court
Mama
Sis
Brother
Florida
Daddy
Mom
Robert
Shirley) Sanders
Toms Creek Church Road
Taneytown
News-Post
Dr. Wallace
Copley News Service
Post
P.O
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