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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1985

Page

4

Walk America boosts March of Dimes polio battle in Frederick

The Frederick walk scheduled for Sunday April 28 at 7 a.m. at West Seventh Street Shopping Center aims to draw 1300+ walkers. Proceeds support the local share of birth defects funding as the nation links the words safe effective potent with Dr. Salk’s polio vaccine and the March of Dimes legacy. Contact 662-8262 for information.

March of Dimes Frederick West Seventh Street Army of March of Dimes Jonas Salk Salk U.S Eddie Cantor Franklin D. Roosevelt Roosevelt Albert Sabin Fort Detrick Sabin March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation

Bases at risk as obsolete facilities drain defense funds

Commentary by Anthony Harrigan argues Congress tolerates costly obsolete military bases while opposing needed defense systems. Reader's Digest April issue cites 4000 facilities with many deemed outdated, suggesting potential $2 billion annual savings if closed. Rep. Denny Smith seeks flexible base realignment amid political roadblocks.

Congress Defense Department Grace Commission Reader’s Digest Fort Monroe Virginia Fort Sheridan Chicago Goodfellow Air Base Texas Pentagon Soviet Union Executive Branch Carter U.S Denny Smith R-Ore House Senate Reader

Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty chase credibility

Congressional staff found U.S.-funded Munich stations showing mismanagement and harmful material. Reports cite anti-Semitic, anti-Catholic, and anti-Western content, with hardline anti-communist rhetoric and propaganda issues. Critics warn heavy-handed broadcasts undermine aims and credibility.

Washington U.S Munich United States Radio Free Europe Radio Liberty Indy Badhwar CBA Radio

Letters on deregulation and ski resort debate in Maryland

The letter discusses banking deregulation seen as restructuring harming family farmers and savings and loans. It urges GAO audits of the Fed, Maryland lawmakers to protect state insured programs, and cites Lincoln era homesteading and 1930s reforms, warning of asset loss to large banks and oil groups.

Congress Goliath Abraham Lincoln Federal Reserve Aiigh Ohio GAO Maryland All County Ski Roundtop Inc Pennsylvania Barry Maloney D.C College Mountain Savings and Loan Cincinnati Frederick County Es County

Kiwanis Club Meeting Featured Lyric Quartet at Key Hotel

The Lyric Quartet Madelyn Harper Irene Harper Zimmerman Lucille Nicodemus and Ruth Nicodemus performed at a Kiwanis Club gathering in Frederick with pianist Spa Storm at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. A 1944 Real Property Inventory counted 1446 Frederick wage earners commuting 10 to 19 minutes daily by various means. State Police Officer Albert F. Alderson pursued and halted two Harrisburg men after a one mile chase ending near the South Market Street cemetery following a robbery at a Rockville filling station.

Lyric Quartet Kiwanis Club of Frederick Francis Scott Key Hotel Madelyn Harper Irene Harper Zimmerman Lucille Nicodemus Ruth Nicodemus Spa Storm Albert F. Alderson Harrisburg South Market Street Gordon W. Bailey Rockville

Frederick native honored in two 1990s ceremonies

Twenty years ago Lt. Col. John R. Fitzpatrick Jr. of Frederick received the Legion of Merit citation in Washington from Gen. Richard J. Seitz for advisory work in South Vietnam. A new treatment center at Spring Grove State Hospital in Catonsville was named the Judge Charles E. Moylan Building in his honor, Gov. Tawes calling it a tremendous advancement in child mental health. Mrs. Donald Garst judged baked goods at a Walkersville 4-H Club meeting at Ann Bowers’ home, with Nancy Eaves presiding. the next gathering was slated for Patricia Trout’s house.

John R. Fitzpatrick Jr Frederick Washington Fitzpatrick Richard J. Seitz South Vietnam Spring Grove State Hospital Catonsville Charles E. Moylan Frederick County Tawes Donald Garst Walkersville Ann Bowers Nancy Eaves Patricia Trout

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