Nixon Kissinger Rogers blamed for Moscow embassy deal
The piece assigns blame to Nixon Henry Kissinger and William Rogers for the U S Soviet detente policy that led to a flawed Moscow embassy agreement. It notes the decision required Soviet labor and materials, cost soared to about 190 million, and worries over security if workers were sent abroad. It links the faulty deal to ongoing debates and mentions other political figures and hunger policy efforts.
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Soviet Union
White House
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CLA
Moscow
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Kissinger
Rogers
Richard Nixon
Henry Kissinger
William Rogers
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Andre: Gromyky
Walter) Stoessel
Reagan
George Hansen
Idaho
Achve
Hansen
Richard Stallings
Stallings
Mickey Leland
D-Texas
House
Select Committee On
United States
Agency For International Development
Leland
New York Times
Michael DeBakey
Reader
United Feature Syndicate
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Farm subsidy abuses spark calls to close loophole
In Frederick County a farming community recalls a history tied to agriculture and expresses concern over farm payments and abuses. The GAO reports some farmers subdivide holdings to claim multiple payments, adding over 3 million dollars to subsidies and risking a six year total of 2.3 billion.
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Frederick County
Federal General Accounting Office
GAO
Congress
Right Man for the Right Job in Racism Talk at Laurel
Robert C. Reid reflects on Ain't Misbehavin at Petrucci's Dinner Theater and uses the show to launch a debate on race, affirmative action, and equal rights. He cites Campanis remarks and calls for careful progress in baseball and public sectors, arguing for merit over race.
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Petrucci
Laurel
Thomas Waller
Fats
Fats Waller
Campanis
Los Angeles Dodger Baseball Club
Walter O'Malley
Ted Koppel
ABC
Nightline
Jackie Robinson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Montreal Royals
Dodgers
Campy
Koppel
Dodger
Frank Robinson
Orioles
Cleveland
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Maury Wills
Seague Mariners
Larry Doby
Chicago White Sox
Cal Ripken Sr
Police
Army
Navy
Air Force
Supreme Court
America
Bob Reid
Annapolis
The
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Relief fund aids Frederick famine victims in urgent need
The Files of the News-Post report details emergency relief for Frederick County families facing famine due to illness and unemployment. Funds totaling 35 were raised to provide $17.50 monthly to keep families housed and fed, as relief from county and state sources awaited legislative action. The report also notes local shop listings and events.
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Frederick
License and surprise visits for child care proposed
Letter writer Lisa Barnes of Frederick urges licensing and registration for all child care providers including homes and centers. She proposes quarterly surprise social worker visits to uncover abuses and asks readers to get involved to protect children.
Ethics Commission will do its job say county ethics official
Richard M. Hurch of the Frederick County Ethics Commission defends the panel's work in response to columnist Roy Meachum. He argues the commission has authority, investigates conflicts of interest, and invites residents to present evidence without fear of retaliation.
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Roy Meachum
Meachum
Ethics Commission
Etmes Commission
Commission
America
General Association of Knowledge
Planning Commission
Tye
Frederick County
Richard M. Hurch
County Ethics Commission
Frederick
Frederick County Women’s Fair Volunteers Honored
Sharon L. Kuemming thanks volunteers, organizers, and exhibitors for the third annual Frederick Women's Fair. Noting 22 not-for-profit organizations, 70 exhibitors, and 60 workshop leaders, she praises the cooperative effort, FCC facility donation, and media coverage by Frederick News-Post and WFMD that made the event a community success.
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Frederick County
Frederick
FCC
Anti church sentiment echoed in community letters
Reader Eleanor Bowersox voices concern over an alleged anti church mindset in town. She questions event timing for the Women's Fair conflicting with worship and cites parking during a March 22 volleyball event as prioritizing secular activities over morning services.
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Carroll Doggett
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Camile
Alice Beard
Mary Dixon
Ruth Ann Nusbaum
George Flahrty
Vera
Anne Aud
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Martha Wielgosz
Norman Ford
Rosa Wagoner
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Riccara Ramle
Vis Vitto the Cat
Ruth Parlett
Republicans Club
TAR
Phil Rhoderick
Gregg Bauman
Martha Gardner
Michelle Gabill
Larry Keefer
George Randall
Frederick City
Lisa Barnes Frederick
Sharon L. Kuebbing
Frederick Wornen’s Fair
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