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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1986

Page

9

Antiques Market To Open In Former rink space

The Antique Station plans to sell genuine collectibles and old items priced from 195 to 400 dollars, averaging 225. Furniture will span 18th through Victorian periods, while radios and baseball cards are highlighted. A snack bar will serve shoppers as the market contemplates future antique shows and a weekend flea area. Ms. Rose, an antiques aficionado from Walkersville, will staff full-time with experts.

Ms. Rose Ms Rose Europe Walkersville Richard T. Meagher Robin Rose Antique Station Thomas Johnson Drive Skatehaven

First lady campaigns to youths in Harpers Ferry

Nancy Reagan toured Harpers Ferry visiting HFJH and meeting students while promoting the Just Say No anti drug program. She praised the town’s history and urged a national war on drugs. Kids performed anti drug cheers and a DARE program was highlighted with 100,000 signatures pledged.

C. Kurt Hi Nancy Jason Harris HFJH Karen Milbourne US. Park Harpers Ferry Brad Nash Reagan Defenders of the Earth DARE Mariani Police Department Lothar T. Gibson C.W. Shipley Rodino John Conyers D-Mich Robert Sims Pentagon Defense Department Caspar Weinberger Sims Defense William H. Taft. IV

Anti drug bill advances amid party clashes and tough provisions

The bipartisan anti drug bill faces fierce Senate opposition yet is expected to pass. Key changes include a death penalty for continuing criminal enterprises, expanded federal involvement at borders, shifted grant funding to state and local law enforcement, and life imprisonment for certain drug crimes near schools.

House George W. Gekas Charles Rangel Dn.y Ken Kramer R-Cole Congress Gekas

Four Funerals Held for Local Residents in Frederick Area

Funeral services were conducted for Mellie Mae Akers Dalton Roseanna Simmons Talley Delmar Landis Olive and Melvin E. Mullinix in Frederick and surrounding communities. Officiants included Rev Otis Worley Rev W Phillip Fogarty and Rev Burnis D Barrett with interments at Liberty Mount Olivet Parklawn Bethesda and other local cemeteries. Bearers included family members and local residents.

Meilie Mae Akers Dalton Mellie Mae Akers Dalton Frederick Reeders Roseanna Simmons Talley W. Third St Home For the Etchison Memorial Smith, Keeney & Basford E. Church St. Frederick W. Phillip Fogarty Evangelical Lutheran Church William R. Talley Jr John C Talley Allan Ruby Marion T. Hoffman Keith L. Roberson Harry Kintz Mount Olivet Cemetery Delmar L. Olive Delmar Landis Olive Bethel Road John C. Olive David Fleming Richard C.C. Basford Burnis D. Barrett Parklawn Cemetery Rockville Melvin E. Mullinix Purdum Road Damascus Olin L. Molesworth Richard Closson Mountain View Browningsville Mullinix Shirley W. Mullinix

American accountant abducted on Beirut campus by gunmen

American University of Beirut acting comptroller Joseph James Cicippio, 36, was kidnapped at 6 45 a m near his campus apartment in west Beirut by four gunmen. Witnesses cited bloodied eyeglasses and a forced exit, amid a wave of 1980s sectarian violence and recent abductions in the city.

Beirut Lebanon American University of Beirut Joseph James Cicippio Mosiem West Chippie Seafront Chippio West Beirut Frank Herbert Reed Voice of Lebanon Hezbollah Party of God Reed Bekaa Valley American University Cicippio

Daniloff release expected amid spy swap talks

U S and Soviet Union expected to release American journalist Nicholas Daniloff and Soviet UN employee Gennadiy Zakharov to their respective ambassadors. Uncertainty remained whether Daniloff may return to the United States immediately. Moscow hinted Daniloff could be freed from a KGB cell but not travel abroad right away.

Washington United States Soviet Union Moscow Nicholas Daniloff Gennadiy Zakharov United Nations New York Zakharov Daniloff KGB

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