Faithful 3000 Mile Jog Across States Promotes Health
Phil Castleberg and Heinz Wiegand, Seventh-day Adventists, completed a 3000 mile trek through 13 states to raise heart disease awareness and encourage physical fitness. They kept Sabbath, spoke at Baker Park, and shared a message of faith guiding a healthy body and mind. The pair cited scriptures for strength and urged one life saved by healthier habits as their goal.
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America
K Kiliér
Phil
Margaret
Heinz
Rachel
Frederick
Phil Castleberg
Isaiah
Heinz Wiegand
United
Castleberg
Ronald Young
Maryland
Heart Fund
Washington Morey Go Round bynes /IWCK ANDERSON
A critical look at Pentagon cost overruns and waste detailing failed weapons programs from the C 34A to the Cheyenne helicopter. The piece argues procurement favors empire building, contractor ties, and oversized staffs over practical defense needs. It cites budget figures, flawed projects, and the impact on national security.
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Washington
Morey
Bynes
Iwck Anderson
Chesapeake B
Pentagon
Air Force
Vietnam
Army
Congress
Capitol Hill
Ap Harliy
Arr
National Defense
America
Amnesty Update for Veterans Faces Discharge Code Fallout
A Penthouse list reveals confidential Separation Program Numbers used on Vietnam era discharge papers. SPNs have denied jobs and benefits, often without formal court action, branding veterans with labels like Unsuitability and suspected homosexuality. The piece warns of lifelong consequences and arduous SPN changes.
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Penthouse Magazine
Defense Department
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Michael Pousner
Letters to the Editor criticize News-Post coverage bias
A George Weatherholt of Maryland writes about Democrat candidates and Mount Pleasant reporting, accusing the News-Post of biased articles and urging readers to attend candidate nights. He asserts party unity ahead of November, referencing past elections and media coverage.
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Miss Raver
Democrat
Demtrat
News-Post
Mount Pleasant
Democrat State Ceiral Committee
Demcrat State Central Committee
Ravers
Democrat Party
OM Guard
Vie News-Poot
Richard M. Nixon
Richard O. Baumgartner
C. P. Jacobs
Plans for Armory Dance and Park Expansion Stir Fredericksburg Area
Elaborate plans emerge for an Armory dance in Fredericksburg on Saturday August 30 preceded by a Marine Band concert. Officials note the event follows a traffic arrest at the Police Court and mention the former Catoctin area near Pharr as part of a federal park expansion including Cunningham Falls as a key scenic feature.
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Annes
Woetican Legion
Maries
Frederich
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Awathary
Ariory
Marine Band
Armory
John Doe
Bartzis and
Engelbrecht
AUSOT
Catoctin
Pharr
Federal Governoent
Directo Uf
Catacun
Catan Muaiain Park
Cunningham Fall
Acuon
Kavior
Cunningham Falls
Fonville
Rocky Verre
Unemployment dole reform urged amid misuse concerns
An opinion by Tom Tiede argues that about 1.2 million people annually collect $1 billion in unemployment benefits while not needing them. The piece criticizes state disparities, calls for broader eligibility and higher, more uniform payments, and warns against misusing the program for nonessential spending.
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New York
Mississippi
Utah
Puerto Rico
Labor Department
Washington
Nixon
Gerald Ford
Congress
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