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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1981
Page
9
A teenage new worker returns home with her first full paycheck crushed by taxes. Her father explains the broader tax system and government spending, urging civic involvement and support for Reagan era tax cuts. The exchange highlights generations facing the cost of government policy and the hope for real reform.
Readers urge Frederick County Commissioners to maintain permit requirements for temporary public assemblies in residential areas amid proposed RT-91-2 amendments. The letter highlights safety guidelines and calls for continued permits, noting upcoming 9:30 a.m. meeting Tuesday August 4. It also discusses broader views on media content and child education.
A Maryland resident urges public awareness of certified nurse midwives and asks the Senator to co sponsor or vote for 5.1. Res. 67 introduced in the Senate by Daniel K Inouye of Hawaii, seeking a National Nurse Midwifery Week in April 1982.
Civil Defense Director George J Stup and City Engineer Robert A White modeled basement shelter design for Frederick City Hall detailing brick and block walls 16 inches of sand and additional insulation for blast and fallout protection.
President Reagan sparked scrutiny by inviting Teamsters President Roy Williams to the White House days after his indictment. A Senate subcommittee report details how Teamsters leaders pressured officials to hinder investigations of pension fund losses and illegal activities while Labor Department officials stifled probes and destroyed records. The piece also notes a Pentagon travel perk for Hawaii based workers and potential Republican moves against Senator Hayakawa.
The Moose lodge sponsors the West World's Wonder Shows in Frederick with 16 high clang acts 10 rides and 25 booths. Mrs Harry L Davis wins the husband calling contest at the Maryland State Holstein Friesian Association field day. Merle Ifert wins the potato golf contest. Camp Ritchie hosts a Veterans Day event drawing about 13 000 visitors. Delegations from the Grand Army of the Republic Spanish American War Veterans Veterans of Foreign Wars and the American Legion attend. An early exhibition guard mount is performed by Company A Brevet commanded by Capt Guy Anders.
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