Global anger grows over Soviet airliner bombing crisis
An international wave of anger, protests, and editorial condemnation targets the Soviet Union for destroying a Korean airliner killing 296 people. Critics accuse Moscow of lies and shifting blame to the United States while world opinion solidifies against its leadership. The Washington Post and The Sun praise President Reagan’s firm stance and urge other nations to weigh facts before forming judgments.
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Scoop Jackson remembered as energetic and ardent statesman
Henry M. Jackson of Washington, known as Scoop for his dependable service from Everett newspaper roots, dies at 71 after a 43 year career in the U.S. Senate and House. A hawk on defense, pro energy reformer, and creator of the EPA, he twice sought the presidency but remained a respected figure in Congress.
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Reagan policy critics urge firing Middle East advisers
The Washington columnist argues Reagan should dismiss policy makers who misread Middle East events. He cites repeated warnings ignored on Lebanon, the Marines, Israel's invasion risk, and Syria's role, warning U.S. influence eroded and Lebanon could become a Syrian-backed state. He notes intelligence warned of SA-5 missiles and embassy bombings, and predicts further instability as tensions rise. Plus a brief public notice on tort damages reform led by Steve Frankino and Evan Kemp.
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DeMolay elects first mayor councilor at Camp Ritchie
Fifty years ago Hers from the News-Post note Robert C. Harrington of Frederick elected the first Mayor Councillor of the Maryland Order of DeMolay at its inaugural conclave at Camp Ritchie Cascade. Other items report a frederick line: pole vault accident, turkey losses, 4-H dairy team wins, county school enrollment up, Frederick city fiscal year shift moves, Shepherdstown center director named, and wage law updated to 1.25 for interstate production workers.
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Letters to the Editor Praise and protest in Frederick items
Readers thank staff for a favorable feature on Warren P. E. Smith and discuss preservation of Frederick landmarks. Other letters critique removing the North Market fountain, critique Clover Hill Gotach Center issues, question Dr. Tauraso’s practice, and suggest venues for rallies. Also notes a mis spelling on a road sign and appreciation for local chamber and bank support for a school orientation lunch.
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