Bishops favor labor heavy Canada plan over free enterprise
Sensing the News criticizes the Episcopal Commission analysis for Canada as hostile to capitalism. It argues for maintaining free enterprise, private investment, and technological progress. The author warns that worker owned or socialist schemes would harm prosperity and keep Canada poorer.
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Canada
Episcopal Commission For Social Affairs
Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops
Anthony Harrigan
Pentagon Brass Fly High at Taxpayer Expense
Washington report cites an internal Pentagon Inspector General study showing generals admirals and senior civilians using a fleet of 9000 aircraft as an on demand airline service. It details costly flights including 800 per hour for T 39 and 2800 per hour for C 140 transports and notes inquiries by the House Defense Appropriations Subcommittee.
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Washington
Pentagon
Defense Department
House
Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Hep
Joseph Addabbo
D-N.y
Lucette Lagnado
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington, D.C
Detroit
Wiu Udewdddse Gee
Air Force
DOD
Army
Fort Monmouth
Lakehurst
N.J
Hernandez
John Hernandez
Environments Protection Agency
Dow Chemical
EPA
American Society of Civil Engineers
County water project questions sparked by Lake Singapore
Letters argue against county purchase of the Lake Singapore sewer and water system. They claim developers should finance upgrades, with the association potentially owning the plant and expanding later. Critics warn taxpayers would pay taps and future fees, urging free enterprise over public subsidies.
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Lake Linganore
Singanore
Singanore Association
Lake Singanore Association
Lake
Singapore
Canadian Goose Family Grieves After Pond Killings at Knoxville
The News-Post recounts Mrs. Marguerite Snyder’s moving account of a Canadian goose shot at The Pond on the Snyder farm in Knoxville. The gander’s death leaves the surviving goose to nurture eggs alone while readers condemn the act and hope for justice and protection of wildlife.
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MD 180
Weverton
C Kurt Holter
News-Post
Marguerite Snyder
Knoxville
Valley High
Kurt Holter
John Snyder
Mrs. Snyder
Siddint
Ay Ne - Ee
Shelay
Smnal
Remodeling City Hall and Rodock home project
Work on remodeling city hall will begin soon under the Board of Aldermen. Plans include widening of the stairway and upgrading Police Headquarters. George S. Rodock Jr. and Mrs. Esra Houck Jr. convert the Rodock home on East Patrick Street into four modern apartments expected to be completed by April 1.
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City Hall
Board of Aldermen
George S. Rodock JR
Esra Houck Jr
Rodock
East Patrick Street
Frederick County Homemakers choose Kemp Sr for president
Mrs. Austin E Kemp Sr of Gambrill Park Club is nominated president of the Frederick County Council of Homemakers Club, a 1,000 member group. Mrs. Russell Dudrow announced the nominating slate with Mrs. Charles Nicodemus as treasurer candidate. Governor Tawes supports a National Newspaper Hall of Fame at Oakland State Park while criticizing some state papers. Reverend Mary Williams of Sendai Japan will speak at Hood College. Maryland capital punishment debate spurs YMCA Youth and Government discussions with clergy lawyers police and a psychologist visiting homes citywide.
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Austin E. Kemp SR
Gambrill Park Club
Frederick County
J. Millard Tawes
Oakland State Park
Maryland Delaware Press Association
Press
Frederick Post
the News
Mary T
Philip E.) Williams
Japan
Hood College
Cottman Chapel
Williams
Hood
United States
Sendai
United Church Board For World Ministries
Maryland
YMCA
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George B. Delaplaine Jr
Tom Milla
Fred J. Archibald
Jack Ander
Pentagon Brass
Kremlin
Embassy Row
Bush
Congress
Indica
Senate
Deva
J.G. Christie
DeBold Road
Sabillasville
Prince George’s
Dennis A. Lewis
Stottlemyer Road
Myersville
Caea Ec Sato Tee
Frederick
Frederick, Maryland
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