Schools Talk Back Tonight on Frederick Cablevision 32
Tonight from 7 30 to 9 30 Frederick Cablevision 32 presents a live two hour program where teachers administrators and local residents debate pay raises job action and school quality in Frederick County Noel Farmer acts as mediator replacing Stuart Berger Audience members in Winchester Hall may attend and viewers can watch the discussion of teacher concerns and arias of county schools.
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Schools Talk Back examines Frederick public schools
Roy Meachum previews a live town hall on cable Channel 32 bringing together the county commissioners board of education teachers union and PTA leaders to discuss budget disputes teacher pay and the future of the school system. The program invites audience questions and will be rebroadcast on August 28 and September 2 across Frederick Cablevision channels 32 from 7 to 9 p.m.
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News-Post
Mexico border hosts a war of accommodation with Guatemalan rebels
A CIA analysis outlines Mexico's policy of tolerating Guatemalan guerrillas and refugees along the southern border since 1981. It notes a minimal military presence, monitoring rather than confrontation, and warns of potential policy change if guerrillas threaten Mexican interests. Refugee relief and resettlement volumes are described, with most refugees being apolitical Indian peasants.
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Washington Redskins and Dixie League in drab 1937 outlook
Aged 1937 Frederick Post notes a drab football outlook beyond Washington Redskins All Stars and Dixie League prospects. It cites no Mt. St. Marys games at McCurdy field and lists separate community moves including a 35-car march for jobs through Frederick toward Washington and a dam dispute near Thurmont. It also highlights Williams history of Frederick County in a second edition and an $17,550 anti poverty grant via the Office of Economic Opportunity, with local officials commenting on funding cuts.
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Frederick
Lessons of Iran-Contra hearings for the presidency and Congress
Ben Wattenberg summarizes key takeaways from the Iran-Contra hearings. He argues constitutional questions about who controls foreign policy remain essential, secrets are rarely secure, Reagan was not a mere figurehead yet faced a powerful, scrutinized staff, and Shultz’s defense of State Department control sparks debate over executive power.
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Televised hearings shift public mood on Nicaragua policy
As hearings unfold, television amplifies debate on Nicaragua. Polls move from pro-contra deficit toward neutrality, with North’s appearance boosting support briefly. Congress may steer witnesses, but assertive figures like Oliver North challenge established narratives and test the system.
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Iran-contra humor takes aim at major players
A survey of jokes about the Iran-contra affair highlights how comedians and editors lampooned figures like President Reagan Lt. Col. Oliver North and other key players. Robert Orben curates Current Comedy, noting a surge in satires since the 1986 exposé and shaping responses to hearings and political fallout.
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