Chessie Cat Bows Out As CSX Paints Logo Over
The Chessie cat emblem, a long familiar face on C&O and Chessie line cars, is being replaced with the CSX corporate name amid consolidation. The change marks the end of an era as CSX unifies branding across former lines.
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Christmas Spirit Ties Charity to Survival Across Cultures
Beattie argues that winter gloom shaped Christmas and Chanukah traditions across Germanic, Mediterranean, Hebrew, Greek, and Roman cultures. He links gift giving and hospitality to existential need, warns against self serving charity, and urges constant kindness as nature wanes and returns.
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Channukah
Peoples Poll on Reagan era sparks public response
A feature proposes a nationwide Peoples Poll to gauge whether Americans think President Reagan was right or wrong in handling Iran policy. It invites calls or mail ballots, contrasts arguments for and against Reagan, and notes related health and editorial items in a satirical, opinionated column.
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Reagan
Yad Khomeini
Iran
White House
Peoples Poll
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Washington, D.C
Persian Gulf
United States
Jimmy Carter
Distribution of wheat checks at Winchester Hall linked to farm act ruling
Fifty years ago at Winchester Hall William H. Reon oversaw about 1 509 wheat contract checks totaling near 90 000 for some 1 300 county farms, as the Supreme Court voided the wheat clause of the Agricultural Farm Act. Separately 5 639 Frederick workers had Social Security forms processed, with many records updated after movers left.
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William H. Reon
Wheat Production Control Association
Henry R. Shoemaker
Supreme Court
Frederick
Letters on democracy and government trust by Harry Prong as HARRY PRONG AS Professor of History & Government
A reader letter argues that criticising the president is essential to a free society and constitutional governance. It invokes Founding Fathers and historical figures to condemn claims silencing dissent and warns that ignoring abuses erodes democracy and public trust.
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Abraham Lincoln
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Iinois
James Polk
Teddy Roosevelt
Alga
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Robert Taft
Montesquieu
America
Harry Prong
Frederick Community College
Westridge Center deserves fair chance, says Anthony Conte
Thurmont resident Anthony F Conte defends the Westridge Shopping Center in a letter to the Post. He cites reduced traffic after the third lane on Route 40 opened and lauds Giant and Bradlees for bringing variety, reasonable prices, and Gourmet foods to Frederick. Conte argues construction and initial snarls are normal and expects traffic and parking to improve as the center completes.
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Burger King
Frederick County Square
Frederick
Times
Giant
Gaithersburg
Rockville
Bradlees
News Media Backlash as Hostage Deal Emerges
Pete Gauthier of Emmitsburg argues the television media has overstated the president’s inaction on hostages while now condemning a limited Iran deal. He contends the press creates an emotional atmosphere and bears responsibility for presenting facts to serve the public interest.
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