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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1981

Page

3

ENOUGH says Oliphant on hate and the Reagan attempt

The Washington Star cartoonist Pat Oliphant declares enough with a single word as bullets mark a window. The piece condemns hate bigotry and intimidation fueling violence and cites the Reagan assassination attempt as proof that hate groups must be banned. It notes the accused Nazi party member and Hinckley letter hints and condemns the Ku Klux Klan rally planned locally.

Pat Oliphant Washington Star America Ronald Reagan Nazi Party John W. Hinckley Jr Washington, D.C Frederick United States Ku Klux Klan KKK Frederick County

Tuition tax credit debate splits Baptists and Catholics

The piece traces a shift as Baptists embrace public funding of private schools amid rising tuition costs. It notes a Senate proposal led by Packwood with Moynihan and Roth backing a 6 percent tuition credit, while opponents cite church state separation and cite Pearl v Nyquist. The Maryland Baptist perspective urges defeat of the bill, arguing principle outweighs finances.

United States Senate Bob Packwood R-Ore Daniel P Moynihan D-N.y William V Roth Jr del Packwood Moynihan Romhan Sen. Moynihan Supreme Court Sen. Roth Maryland

Zeferetti tied to mob links questions drug probe

Washington memo raises doubts about Rep Leo Zeferetti leading the House Narcotics and Control Committee. It cites ILA ties to organized crime, Tony Scotto’s racketeering conviction, and GOP and Justice Department concerns. The piece notes Scotto’s influence on Brooklyn waterfront and broader mob connections cited by sources.

Washington House Select Committee On Narcotics and Control Leo Zeferetti D-N.y International Longshoremen's Association Brooklyn ILA Justice Department Tony Scotto New York Zeferetti Political Action Committee Scotto Zeferett Reagan Capo Carlo Gambino Staten Island New York Waterfront Commission Senate Ray Maria Tony Capaccio TLA Gambino Vila Genovese Senate Permanent Subcommittee On Michael Clemente Genovese Manhattan Teddy Gleason George Barone Fred Field Thomas Buzzanca Miami Atlanta Coast Landon Williams Jacksonville Fla Douglas Rago Anthony Fat Tony Salerno Vicki Warren Lucette Lagnado White House Hollywood House Jim Wright Texas Wright Secret Service Jimmy Carter Silvio Conte R-Mags Conte Jason Oval Office Ronald Reagan United Feature Syndicate

Politician withdraws support for auto repair pricing plan

A public figure reverses course on a proposal mandating flat rate posting by auto repair shops. He argues hourly labor rates fail to provide precise, customer friendly estimates and urges transparent costs for consumers. The decision stems from concerns about accuracy and fairness in repairs.

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Controversial Letter Tackles Fetus Status and Abortion Debate

Readers clash over fetal status argue fetus is not part of mother and decry abortion as harm. The letter cites Dr Spicknall and Bernhard Nathanson while urging study of facts and opposing abortion liberalization terms.

Helen Webb Charles Spicknall Congress Supreme Court Webb Mr Foor Berhard Nathanson Randbonk Tr 16 Wilkeere Ereelen Eoyrere USA Ma Webb

Frederick Rotary plans 200 white ash trees city approach

The Frederick Rotary Club, chaired by Glenn O Garber, aims to plant 200 white ash trees along the southern approach to Frederick from the corporate limits to Monocacy Battlefield at Frederick Junction. The club will maintain replacements as needed.

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