Stockman Faces Transition From Budget Boss to Wall Street
David Stockman, after five years as Reagan's OMB director, leaves the post to join investment banking. The article notes his budget mastery and controversial moments, including forecasts and clashes over tax policy, ending with hopes for a successor who honors the OMB’s political sensitivity.
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David Stockman
Reagan
Office of Management & Budget
Wall Street
Stockman
Washington
America
David Steckman
Atlantic Monthly
Meachum captured spirit of city renaissance on West Patrick Street
Reader letters praise Roy Meachum for his Frederick article and its vivid portrayal of West Patrick Street restoration. Olivia L. Remsburg commends the piece and hopes to own a building seen in the past set against a transformed city.
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Meachum
Roy Meachum
West Patrick Street
Frederick
California
Mr. Meachum
Poets plan Pound burial move across oceans
A Venice apartment meeting of Olga Rudge and Carroll Terrell discusses disintering Ezra Pound and reburying him in Hailey Idaho. They cite Pound's wish and his controversial history, while Pound’s son Omar weighs the proposal amid Hailey community doubts and local fate.
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Washington
Reagan
Gorbachev
Venice
Olga Rudge
Ezra Pound
Carroll Terrell
The
Universiy of Maine
Ezra Pound Society
Age of the Double Standard in a World of Terror
Copley News Service columnist Ralph de Toledano argues the press ignores global mass violence while fixating on Western actions. He links South African apartheid to a broader “Age of Terrorism” and accuses media and authorities of a double standard, with Soviet influence, misdirected outrage, and selective coverage shaping public perception.
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Copley News Service
Age of the Double Standard
Bolivia
Mexico
Vietnam
BBC
Margaret Thatcher
Kremlin
Yasser Arafat
PLO
KGB
Italy
Germany
Japan
Latin America
African National Congress
South Africa
The
Polisario
Libya
Algeria
Morocco
Spanish Sahara
Christopher Dodd
D-Conn
Nicaragua
World Council of Churches
Moscow
WCC
U.S
Afghanistan
Clove cigarettes raise health fears says teen column
Reader Jenny asks about safety of clove cigarettes. Dr. Wallace and health experts warn cloves may be toxic when smoked, with reports of lung injury in CDC cases and California considering bans. The piece urges avoiding clove use and notes ongoing studies and a teen booklet offer.
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DR. Wallace
Jenny
Los Angeles
North America
Indonesia
American Health Foundation
Tee Guidotti
University of Alberta Faculty of Medicine
Edmonton
Centers For Disease Control
Atlanta
Ed la Voie
California
New Mexico
G ems From Files of the News Post Fifty Years Ago
A 1 year old youth shot by Brunswick Chief Joseph E. Chew received a 30 day suspended sentence for vagrancy from Justice William J. Campbell and was sent home to his parents by bus after release to Dr B C Thomas of Frederick. Other notes cover a wiener roast party, an acquittal for shooting craps on Ice Street, a workshop in outdoor education at Gull Lake, a Babe Ruth League site prep, and the All-Arabian Horse Show results for Pepet the Arabian gelding.
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Pound
America
Walt Whitman
Hailey
Venice
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Pisa
St. Elizabeths Hospital
Washington
D.C
Bollingen
Ezra Pound Society
Terrell
Terréll
Les Whitten
Rudge
W.B. Yeats
Ireland
France
Dorothy
Omar
Princeton
N.J
Sun Valley
Joseph Maccarillo
Maccarilo
Supreme Court
Joseph E. Chew
Brunswick
William J. Campbell
B.C. Thomas
Frederick
Milton 0Orner
Alton Y. Bennett
Ernest Leyh
David Marple
Gull Lake
Mich
Camp Greentop
Pepet
Lee . Miller
Woodsboro
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Tom Mills
Frederick, Md
Council of Economic Advisers
Murray Weidenbaum
Federal Reserve
Treasury
Congress
New York
New York Times
Lee Au
Washington Post
OMB
Olivia L. Remsburg
Braddock Heights
Tokyo
Hiroshima
Nanking
Pearl Harbor
Bataan
Okinawa
Nagasaki
Truman
Brian J. Berry
Federation of Young Republicans
Parklawn Dr
Rockville
Pacific
Tarawa
Guadalcanal
Iwo Jima
Hiroshima-Nagasaki
Jack Anderson
Joseph Spear
Parents of
Richte Rawld Ana Choota
Duncan Lane
Baltimore
Ralph DE Toledano
Kenya
Desmond Tutu
Pretoria
Frankfurt
Kampala
Sri Lanka
Beirut
Rawalpindi
Lisbon
Star Witness
Paris
Grand
Shining Path
Robert Wallace
D. Copley News Service
News-Post
Mae Ramsburg
Shirley Miller
Thelma Miller
Rhonda Martin
Anna Fraley
Richard Carty
James Anders
Carl Carty
Richard Miller
Franklin Martin
Orville Stackhouse
Charles Helm Jr
Clifford Kissering
G.R. Fraley
Maynard Ramsburg
Marion W. Rice
McCurdy Field
John Boone
Richard L. Griffith
Reds Shafer
Donald Baker
Elwood Allison
Marva
Phoenixville
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