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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1984

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4

Memorial proposes Nina G. Lee Room at Schifferstadt

The Frederick County Landmarks Foundation explores creating a Nina G. Lee Room at Schifferstadt to honor the late treasurer Nina Lee. Funding would restore the room and acquire antiques in the German Colonial style, with a plaque designating the memorial name. Contributions may be sent to the foundation with Nina G. Lee Memorial noted.

E. Brooke Lee Frederick Frederick County Landmarks Foundation Nina Lee Foundaion Schifferstadt Nina G. Lee Richard Leonert Foundation Maryland Historic Landmarks Foundation Lee P.O. Box

Tax reform proposal under Reagan faces criticism

Anthony Harrigan argues the Treasury tax plan would hurt growth by repealing the investment tax credit and accelerated depreciation. He warns of higher corporate taxes and negative effects on manufacturing, housing, and charitable giving, calling the proposal a flawed trial balloon incompatible with Reagan’s growth agenda.

John Randolph Roanoke Republic Reagan United States Treasury Department Treasury Wall Street Journal Mondale Jimmy Carter

Ethiopian refugees reveal war, famine impact on youth

Interviewed in Boston, two Ethiopian boys in US say civil war and famine robs youth of schooling and safety. Daniel Keleta aged 16 walked 300 miles to safety after bribing recruiters. Leelai Negga, 15, fled famine and blames Addis Ababa regime for drought, trucks, and relief failures.

Washington Sudan Italy West Germany United States Daniel Keleta Leelai Negga Vicki Warren Boston Mekonnen Meshesha Daniel Keieta Leelai Sweden Leelaint Allier Addis Ababa Danilo Congress Pentagon Contres CLA Ters

Strike back against terrorism in Washington notebook

V H Krulak argues terrorism must be treated as interstate warfare and exposes the danger of denial. He urges recognizing state involvement, using covert intelligence to thwart plots, and balancing retaliation with diplomacy, noting fears of civilian casualties and political pushback after Beirut.

U.S. Marine Beirut Iran Syria KGB Secret Service U.S Central Intelligence Agency Walter Momdale Geraldine Ferraro America

Letter to the editor on Sunday openings before Christmas

A reader asks why stores open the four Sundays before Christmas while remaining closed otherwise. They argue religious reasons should be neutral, request a vote on blue laws, and advocate freedom of choice to shop any day without restrictions. Paul Sobus of Myersville signs the letter.

Frederick County

Christmas joy and public notices in a 1980s paper

Wreaths for cedar pine and holly were shown with plans for a Santa Claus visit and a Christmas festival by All Saints Episcopal Junior Choir at All Saints Church. Selections by George Bolek and Mrs. Rodock Jr. as toastmaster, plus announcements on Brooklawn Apartments ground breaking and a county commission pay raise from 5,500 to 8,000. Lawson brothers pictured for World War II service.

Santa Claus All Saints Episcopal Church Juanita Charlotte Blumenauer Frances Ann Delaplaine Evelyn Shilling Vivian Shane Bertha Fogle Betty Jane Shankle Betty Rubeck Randolph Rosencrantz Lawrence A. Dorsey Sr News-Post Perry E Frank R Roy M Warren R Lawrence H. Lawson Lawson Harold R Melrose Mass Charles A. Jr George E. Lawson Earl Lawcen Nore Depen

Christmas Letters Share Warmth and Trivia Curiosities

A reader letters page features Ms Ruth A Reese praising Christmas as a mindset and a season of togetherness. She posts trivia questions about Christmas with answers referencing Pope Julius, Palestine, incense, the Tree of Light, and good luck, signed by Hettie B. from Frederich.

Christ Bethelem Jesus China Julius Palestine

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Fred J. Archibald Nina G Anthony Harrigan Fredenck Jack Anderson Kremelin Yuri Edelstein Soviet Union Edelstein Philadelphia Central America Nicaragua United Syadk V. H. Krulak Washington Notebook Une George P. Shultz George Bush Copley News Service Paul Sobus Box Myersvile Bessiar Frederick George Bolek Miss Zetzer George S. Rodock Jr Brooklawn Westbrook Robert Whiteford E. Paul Magaha Garland PF. Feaga Asa H. Hawkins T. Calvin Owens Ruth A. Reese Betsy Roas Drive Hettie Bridlerath Circle Frederich
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