End of one election, another campaign begins
Nationally syndicated columnist Anthony Harrigan notes voters tire of prolonged campaigns while politics continues. Reagan’s landslide is not followed by a broad Senate realignment. conservatives likely retain control narrowly as 1982 campaigns loom. Key contests target liberal and conservative figures across several states.
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United States
Walter Mondale
Reagan
United States Senate
Washington
East
North Carolina
Denton
Alabama
Quayle
Indiana
Hawkins
Florida
Senate
Conservative versus liberal struggle shapes future of America
The piece argues a Reagan victory signals approval of foreign and defense policies while liberal left groups retain influence in state campaigns. It notes radical liberals in the Senate like Harkins, Kerry, and Simo and warns conservatives not to relax, as the fight for America’s future continues amid political maneuvering.
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United States
Reagan
Senate
Sens
Harkins
Iowa
Kerry
Massachusetts
Simo
Illinois
América
America
Congress Rolls Pork Barrel Into The Budget War
Washington lawmakers struggle with the deficit by piling pork barrel projects into the budget while avoiding meaningful spending cuts. Observers note the Capitol becomes a pig pen as MPs load benefits for home folks, shunning political risk for economic stability. Voters expect elimination of extravagances and waste.
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Washington
Congress
Capitol
American entrepreneurship and the founding vision
The text traces entrepreneurship from its French root entreprendre to its American form, highlighting perceptive vision organizational competence and communication as key traits. It links the founders to modern business leaders, notes risk taking and perseverance, and frames the American way as a spirit of undertaking amid opposition. It also cites Dr. Lipke and Grace on government waste and reform, warning of bureaucratic resistance and the need for disciplined spending.
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Lalpers
Thomas Jefferson
White House
Reagan
Presidential Commission of
J. Peter Grace
Grace
Middle America
Capitol Hill
Santa Claus caper stirs protests over axe murderer film
Don McEvoy decries the controversy sparked by a new horror film featuring Santa as a killer. Protesters swung pickets nationwide, the movie was withdrawn, and McEvoy questions anti Christian and anti Semitic implications while defending personal indifference to others viewing the film.
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Santa Claus
Sam Goldwyn
Phil Domolwt
Wes
Fie
Ro Acre
Jolly Ol
Nick
Claas
Bah
Humbug Don
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Oil cartel on the ropes as prices fall
Stephen Green notes OPEC's waning influence as oil prices slide, signaling potential relief for global economies and restrained inflation. He argues that lower costs could spur growth, while non OPEC producers and tech advances reshape the market, urging conservation and faster tech gains.
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Washington
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Mexico
Nigeria
OPEC
Tes
Federal Reserve Board
antiaLoo
Brazil
North Sea
Terete Heeen
Brunswick Man 75 Charged With Pot Having Dome Much
A Brunswick man aged 75 faces charges after a pot with tomatoes was found in a cellar as officials noted the fruit were in perfect condition. C Bubartz Free Library trustees announced purchase and planned remodeling of the Academy building to remove the third floor and enlarge the first.
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Brunswick
Simeon Peter
Lewistown
C. Bubr Artz Free Library
Perms Ee Becate
Charles F. Bowers
Zoning request eyed for 3000 gallon propane tank
Frederick area notes show the Board of Zoning Appeals to review a proposal by G Plitt and Caroline RB Von Eift of Unionville to install a 3000 gallon above ground propane storage tank on Md 26, about 2000 feet west of Bessie Clemson Road. Local economy cites November store sales at 808340 vs prior year, unemployment down by 8, and savings deposits up 5.6 million. Dwight Collimus, YMCA committee head, outlined progress on the new building after a January-February fundraiser that raised 500000. Hood CollegeDrama Club the Marionettes listed advanced sale tickets amid strong response.
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TOE Prenerick County Board of Zoning Appeals
G. Plitt
Caroline RB. von Eift
Unionville
MD. 26
Bessie Clemson Road
Dwight Collinus
Ymca New Building Committee
YMCA
Collmus
al Cohen
Frederick
Rotary Club
Letter to the Editor on Gift Season Preparations
A letter urging thoughtful gift purchases and moral reflection during the season. The author emphasizes accepting Him into hearts and seeking forgiveness, mentioning store shopping and preparations while naming Valerie George and a local Jefferson Knexvine as context.
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