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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1985

Page

7

Frederick County Celebrates 20 Years of Aging Commission

Frederick County marks two decades of the Commission on Aging led by Patricia Throne and her husband Arthur Throne. The program now runs 14 senior centers, 14 senior citizen groups, and the Food n Friends meals across 14 sites, with volunteers and a Kitchen Band sustaining activities for residents over 60. Deputy U.S. official Charles Wells praised the county as a model for others while noting nationwide senior population growth and projections into the mid-21st century.

Frederick County Charles E. Wells U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Washington, D.C Commission On Aging Patricia Throne Arthur Throne Throne Frederick Marguerite Hess Food ‘N’ Friends Congress U.S Wells Rita Wells United States America Pat Throne

Deadly U.S. pesticide exports harm overseas farmers

U.S. chemical firms ship nearly a billion dollars worth of unregistered or banned pesticides abroad. Reports cite Brazil’s sickened children, Mexico deaths from Parathion contaminated sugar, Thailand losses from pesticide traps, and Egypt buffalo and human fatalities linked to Phosvel, a product manufactured for export only.

Washington United States Brazil U.S Egypt

Dollar and Europe clash over strong dollar policy era

Edward J Walsh argues Europe and Japan failed to blunt a rising dollar via a $2 billion currency dump. He notes Britain France and Germany rely on the dollar amid weak euro economies while US growth accelerates with 1981 tax reforms fueling investment. He cites Volcker Thatcher Reagan and OECD figures, and critiques pesticide exports and a Nixon era court fight over contracting rules.

Europe Japan U.S Rio Roy Hattersley British Labor Party Margaret Thatcher United States Thatcher Reagan Federal Reserve Paul Volcker France Organization For Economic Cooperations and Development America Fed

Pat Patterson Leads Frederick High Bus Trip to Yankees

Dale Roberts praises Frederick High baseball coach Pat Patterson for arranging a family style bus trip to Yankee Stadium on May 35 from 102 Patrick Street. The group will depart 7:30 a.m. and watch the Yankees face Kansas City, with a meet and greet with players. Reservations due by April 24.

Pat Patterson Frederick High Yankee Stadium Patrick St Yankee Yankees Kansas City

To the writers of long letters to the editor

A brief note addressing readers who compose lengthy correspondence for the letters page. The author suggests a kinder reception and hints at the value of concise commentary for public discussion.

Steens From Files of the News-Post Notes Local Officials

E A James remains People's Counsel and continues as chairman of Frederick County Republican Central Committee and serves as legal counsel to county commissioners. Sheriff Hiltner warns on illegal slot machines while police court fines rise. NAACP Miss Frederick contest names six contenders. Fishermen enjoy trout season opening at Thurmont pond as Urbana cattle dealer plans eastern move.

E. Austin James Public Service Commission Gov Nice Republican Central Committee Frederick County Frank Bentz Thurmont

Reagan era reshapes college outlook and majors

Phyllis Schlafly discusses how Reagan’s victory energized students with new self-image and optimism. The piece cites Endicott Report data on 1985 bachelor salaries across majors, noting strongest demand in electrical engineering and computer science, and argues wage gaps reflect major choices more than discrimination. The article urges informed major selection and awareness of market value.

Ronald Reagan Reagan America Soviet Russia The Association of American Colleges Northwestern Endicott Endicott Endicott Report Copley News Service

Barbs Three Wishes Joke Turns Into Infinite Wish Trap

A playful quip envisions a genie granting three wishes with the final demand for three additional wishes. The wrinkle suggests an endless loop where clever talk leads to perpetual bargaining rather than a concrete wish.

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