Reapportionment debate in Western Maryland heats up in Annapolis
Frederick County delegates and Western Maryland leaders urge unity to keep reapportionment planning within the five western counties. They discuss plans amid Cardin’s move to include Montgomery and Howard counties and parts of Baltimore County. A public hearing is set for Aug 27 in Frederick to air residents’ views.
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Frederick leaders named trustees of Arts estate library
Frederick Mayor Altertien and trustees Jacob Rohrback Rev Dr Henri L G Kletfer and Samuel G Duvall named to manage Margaret Thomas Arts estate 125000 for a new library funds to be placed with trustees after probate.
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Sino-Soviet studies expert cautions against US Japan China alliance
John Pinkerman notes Gaston J. Sigur of George Washington University argues the United States and Japan should not pursue a military triangle with Red China to counter the Soviet Union. He stresses China differs ideologically and cautions against dragging PRC into the alliance, urging careful diplomacy.
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Strategic triangle: China and Russia and thedenial of alliance
Yin and others warn Beijing may not stay estranged from Moscow and doubt China will align with the United States and Japan. They cite shifts in China's foreign policy and question long term anti Soviet pacts while noting cooperation with the United States on a radar post in northwest China.
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Critics misread pensions for Federal workers say NARFE
A reader rebutts Robert Wagmen’s pension critique, citing FAIR backed findings that the CS Retirement Fund holds over 73 billion in assets, with 20.5 billion receipts in 1979 against 12.6 billion disbursements. The letter argues government past underfunding and ongoing subsidies, asserts long term fund soundness, and defends federal retirees from inflation risk. Also included is a reader’s broad, critical take on modern baseball and sports economics, contrasting past heroism with current contracts and behavior.
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