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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1982
Page
2
Former first lady Bess Truman is back in Independence after a 22 day hospital stay for an intestinal ulcer. Dr. Wallace Graham says her vital signs are stable and further hospital care is unnecessary. she was released Friday.
The General Assembly endorsed a Palestinian backed resolution demanding a U N inquiry into the Beirut refugee massacre. The measure moves to the Security Council where the United States holds veto power and Lebanon must consent to any U N committee to go to Beirut. Only the United States and Israel opposed the resolution which condemns the massacre without assigning blame.
House Republican Leadoff Michel breaks with Reagan era policy by urging repeal of Soviet gas pipeline sanctions. He joins 11 members agreeing to abandon sanctions, arguing the plan is a costly failure as the administration seeks to bar U S firms and tech from pipeline construction that could supply up to one third of Western Europe’s natural gas.
In San Pedro Sula, seven more hostages were released by leftist guerrillas as the government expected the chamber of commerce siege to end today with a safe exit from the country. Two captives were freed Friday afternoon and five more were released later. Officials said about half of the remaining 32 hostages would fly out with the 10 guerrillas after sunrise, though the airport lacks night landing facilities.
The Des Moines Tribune, a 75 year old evening paper known for people stories, closes due to shrinking profits and market change. It will merge Monday with the Des Moines Register in a consolidation that ends a two-paper market. Gary Gerlach, publisher, notes duplication in the market as the reason.
Mr o and Aare Mark Nolan Fradarch announce the birth of their first child, a daughter named Brooke Erin, born on September 4 at Sibley Memorial Hospital in Washington.
Demolition Derby cars crowd the inner field as four preliminary heats begin the night. Vince James of Reading seeks the grand finale and checkered flag while fans crown favorites in the heats and consolation race.
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