Coal key to easing energy crisis per coal official
Maryland and its ports could gain from renewed coal exports as Consolidation Coal Co. executive vice president Jarvis B. Cecil urged high priority use of coal under Reagan to counter price rises. He warned expanding U S coal could double by 1990, boosting jobs, trade balance, and energy security while calling for less regulation and improved transport for higher shipments.
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Jarvis B. Cecil
Consolidation Coal Co
Oklahoma
U.S
Maryland
Baltimore
Brunswick
Cecil
U. S
Conoco
Carter
Soviet mine warfare gap challenges US Navy
GAO study based on Naval Intelligence centers reports says the Soviet Union possesses the largest, most diverse mine stockpile and mine warfare force, while US minelaying and minesweeping abilities are at an all time low due to aging ships and inadequate personnel. The report notes low priority on intelligence and the Navy plans costly programs that may take up to five years to yield results.
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United States
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Naval Intelligence Support Center
Soviet Union
U.S
Pentagon
GAO
U. S
Lucette Lagnady
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State Department
Scott
Lithuania
Moscow
Commerce
Malcolm Baldrige
Baldrige
Helen Hovey
County critics rail at Winchester Hall missteps and press gaps
Readers accuse county commissioners of bickering and poor cooperation with Frederick officials, noting heavy deficits, a $5 million highway loan, and carpeted dirt in the third floor hearing room. They urge stronger press coverage and accountability from Winchester Hall.
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Highway Department
Washington
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Six Mile Marathon Planned for Middletown Celebration
Plans announced for a six mile race from Myeraville to Middletown on the first day of a three day Gremen’s celebration. Six runners have entered and about 25 are expected by the deadline. First prize is a suit of clothing, second a satin coat, and third a pair of shoes. The event is part of a broader county activity including dairy judging and a reception for Miss Florence Doub of Frederick Art Club.
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Middletown
Florence Doub
Frederick Art Club
Miss Doub
Frederick
Dedication Day at Carroll County General Hospital
Twenty years ago Governor McKeldin and Senator Butler addressed 3000 attendees at the Carroll County General Hospital dedication. Residents funded the 52 bed facility by subscription. Frederick Chamber head Hammond urged civil defense shelter emphasis per a U S Chamber statement. Captain Corbin hosted media at Frederick Barracks with radar, breathalyzer demos, and radio room tours.
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Theodore R. McKeldin
John Marshall Butler
Carroll County General Hospital
Carroll County
Richard D. Hammond
Frederick
W.W. Corbin
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Don McEvoy Keeps Dream of Color Blind Policy Alive
Don McEvoy argues that legal efforts to end racism have been watered down by a desire for color blind enforcement. He cites examples from individuals craving easier lives to convey the dangers of abandoning targeted Civil Rights protections. He urges continued commitment to overcoming four centuries of discrimination through measured programs.
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William French ‘Smith
Lansing
Missoula
Heyl
Boston
Len
State U
Houston
Canton
Don McEvoy
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