Poole Commended For Candor In Public Hearing Comments
The piece notes Poole’s candor during a planning hearing on housing locations and potential conflicts of interest. It highlights observers urging professional input, cites abstention by Poole, and questions defining where suction houses should be placed amid private interests.
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Poole
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Aucher
Issien - Danie
Piane
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Piomtane Commis
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Why the Libya raid judged by a guest columnist
A guest column defends the Libya air strikes as a thorough, measured response to Middle East terrorism. It argues opponents offer only questions, praising Reagan’s clear strategy, the focus on Libya, and the aim to deter future attacks while acknowledging limits of prevention and the role of retaliation.
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Libya
Senate
Robert Byrd
James Reston
Ronald Reagan
Khadafy
Col. Khadafy
Britain
Reston
Reagan
West
CLA
Syria
Iran
Gulf of Sidra
Benin
Arab Crescent
Wyil
Reagan Carter rancor continues in Washington memo
Washington notices the long standing hostility between President Reagan and former President Carter. Reagan defends his stance on defense and intelligence while Carter accuses him of misstatements. A confidential note highlights Soviet dissent in Afghanistan and its coverage in the Russian press. The piece also questions the legality of government costs for faulty aeronautical charts and critiques a proposed citizen action censorship approach.
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Washington
Oval Office
Reagan
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Marine
Beirut
CIA
U.S
Lebanon
Nixon
Ford
Pentagon
California
Soviet Union
Afghanistan
Justice Department
Jeppesen Co
Denver
Jeppesen
Federal Aviation Administration
Attorney General's
Commission
Community letters highlight mental health services and local politics
Letters praise Way Station Inc for Maryland's national notice on mental health services and thank local agencies. They urge residents of Legislative District 4 B to consider new representation, citing Don Elliott's entry and including parental gratitude over a malpractice trial privacy decision.
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Frederick's Way Station
Maryland
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Washington ally A lesar Ralibe Wr hige president was kteanes ree and Fakerter HOUD Conese students of the Rumat Antiquities Wourse were tamed field up to Waters Art Gallery and Johns Hopkins Caversus Museum im Boat Ture Amugg the students were Newnes Brown Frederick Katmeen arse Jefferson Barbata burs wad foro Sara Fay Mount Pressant Marrianag Main Beadouwh Heist Lucille Thomas Adametune Margaret Wiles 4 was chaperoned by Dr Bert associate professor of Lauesd Ureeh at Hood ANOTHER albino yr white deer sighted in the Cutnetig mountain by Ernest Carbaugh Blue Mountain The deer was quite small and beloved The county's original white deer a three-year-old doe had recently been found dead by William O Renner Distrut Forest Warden in Little Hunting Creek victim of an attack by wild dors SEVEN men were elected directors of the Francis Scott Key Hotel at a special meeting of the stockholders which replaced the scheduled January Meeting canceled due to a blizzard. Elected were Alex Smallberg Benjamin L Shuff Richard R Burgee George B Delaplaine Jr Robert W Russell Edwin Jacobsen Jr J Nicklas Sarivet. THE FREDERICK County Roads Board reacted favorably to a Farm Bureau proposal to launch 2 sanitary landfill program to replace scattered dumps in the county. County Commissioner A Irvin Renn told C Donald Easterday the board is very interested in this. STUDENTS in Mrs Stephen's English classes at Boonsboro High School were collecting paperback books to send to the boys in Vietnam.
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United States
Frederik Rupty
Aue al Brewer
Washington
Lesar Ralibe
Houd Conese
Waters Art Gallery
Johns Hopkins Caversus Museum
Newnes Brown
Frederick Katmeen
Jefferson
Barbata
Sara Fay
Cutnetig Mountain
Ernest Carbaugh
Blue Mountain
William O. Renner
Little Hunting Creek
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Whic
Alex Smallberg
Benjamin L. Shuff
Richard R. Burgee
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Robert W. Russell
Edwin Jacobsen Jr
J. Nicklas Sarivet
Frederick County Roads Board
Farm Bureau
A. Irvin Renn
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Russell Z. Horman
C. Donald Easterday
Teens body wisdom on healthy eating and weight control
Robert Wallace summarizes how teens can shape a healthy eating pattern rather than dieting. Dietitian Gail Levey advises tracking daily habits, eating only in meal-related settings, and sitting to eat. She urges portion control, food substitutions, and pairing eating changes with activity to support lasting weight management.
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Gail Levey
American Dietetic Association
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