France Expels 47 Soviet Espionage Officials Amid Theft Allegations
French President Mitterrand, a socialist in economics with two communists in his Cabinet, expelled 47 Soviet officials for espionage after a dossier alleged spying on high tech and military secrets. About 150 people left Paris with families in what was described as the West's largest such expulsion. The Soviet embassy denied the charges as Mitterrand urged a vigilant defense of democracy and Western solidarity.
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Network arrogance in television news commentary
Anthony Harrigan argues networks overstep neutrality by shaping public opinion through pre and post presidential speech commentary. He notes NBC and NPR bias, calls for greater accountability, and warns of an unofficial information ministry with limited check on power. Readers should recognize propagandistic framing and seek independent analysis.
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Deportation Order Ends Long Roil Over Nazi Ally Trifa
Hans Lipschis faces deportation to West Germany as the first suspected war criminal to be expelled, while Valerian Trifa, once a Romanian Iron Guard leader, remains in the United States as Rome refuses to accept him. The case draws attention from the House Judiciary Committee as the search for a safe destination continues.
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Education in decline sparks calls for higher teacher pay
Letters argue that low teacher wages deter top graduates from entering education while demanding a 5 percent pay hike to attract and retain skilled teachers. Readers cite local government, valued educators, and rising costs as reasons to fund fair wages and resist further budget cuts.
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Allan Culler
Frederick County
Creeping capitalism 100th anniversary of Marx death noted
The Sacramento Union surveys creeping capitalism in the Soviet Union China and Eastern Europe as markets and private enterprise expand within communist systems. It cites autonomy for managers rewards for productivity and private trades in China and Hungary Bulgaria and Bulgaria like reforms in Eastern Europe. Western debate then considers liberalism vs Marxism and whether reforms outlive aging leaders.
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From Files of the News Rest April 25 1983 and 1963 items
Readable clippings recount 1933-34 Frederick County Board of Education budget talks and bus insurance. Also notes on Brunswick Middletown postponing a Southern Division game and Mayor Stoner’s reelection with 128 votes. Weather freeze in 1963 city airport. Hood College staff speak on National Christian College Day. YMCA hosts an eighth grade social club and dances at the Y with parent chaperones.
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