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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1984

Page

4

Christmas Seal volunteers in Frederick County health drive

The American Lung Association funded by Christmas Seal campaigns stresses lung health education and smoking dangers. It notes 110000 Americans died of lung caries that year, with a 41 percent rise since a decade ago, and projects 139000 new lung cancer cases, many among women, as lung cancer may soon surpass breast cancer as the leading cause of death. The Frederick office cites programs including smoking danger counseling during pregnancy.

Frederick County American Lung Association Tuberculosis & Health Association Frederick County Lung Association Frederick

Lung Association Seeks Broad Public Health Education

The group plans wide public education programs for pre adolescents to deter smoking and drug use while teaching asthma self management. It promotes clean air, warns on occupational lung hazards, and supports school health programs. Frederick chapter at 12 St Market St invites Christmas gifts to fund efforts against major lung diseases.

Lung Association Frederick St. Market St

Revival of American manufacturing amid policy debate in 1985

The piece argues that despite talk of economic measures in 1985, revival of basic American manufacturing is crucial. It cites foreign competition, factory shutdowns, and the need for public policy action, noting British concerns and warnings against shifting jobs abroad. It stresses manufacturing as the backbone for long term prosperity and wage employment.

United States Great Britain Confederation of British Industry Roland Long International Harvester Britain Long Kenneth Durham Unilever Clive Jeanes Milliken Industries CBI Richard McKenzie Protein of Economics Clemson University The Heritage Foundation McKenzie Washington Times International Trade Commission Congress Reagan Administration America Reagan

Mexico's looming midterm elections spark regional concern

Washington warns that Mexico faces its first large opposition in 55 years as PRI seeks to maintain power in July elections. Analysts fear fraud or repression could trigger civil conflict and mass refugee flows north. PAN gains and PRI responses shape a volatile cross border outlook.

Washington North America United States Mexico CLA Dale van Atta A May Soviet Communist Party Institutional Revolutionary Party State Department PHI PRI National Action Party PAN Neon Party Chamber of Deputies PRI Bes Khrushchev

Letters to the editor defend Baha is faith image

Readers contest the News-Post column calling the Baha i Faith an off beat sect and mischaracterizing its ties to Islam. An open letter from David L West argues the faith is independent, promotes unity and equality, and invites investigation of its teachings.

News-Post Leo Hocnstetter Khomeini Iran Baha'u'llah Persia

Reformers Promote Frederick County Park Adaptability

Frederick citizens led by Fite and prominent local figures urged adopting a park plan. Arthur Booth and M G Belding of Globe Brewing shared brewing history as Walter Zeigler spoke. The piece notes renewed gas wars in Hagerstown and gasoline price cuts to 11 cents a gallon amid battles between large and independent firms.

Arthur Booth M.G. Belding Globe Brewing Co Baltimore Walter F. Zeigler Hagerstown

Thurmont mayor discussed youth corps camp on national TV

Twenty years ago Thurmont Mayor Donald L. Lewis appeared on the Huntley Brinkley and local Channel 11 news to discuss a proposed youth corps camp near Thurmont. Maryland ASC State Committee chair George O. Reeves awarded county workers at Winchester Hall for drought relief and feed program administration.

Thurmont Donald L. Lewis Huntley- Brinkley Channel 4 Washington Channel 11 Baltimore George 8. Reeves Maryland ASC Agriculture Stabilization Conservation Winchester Hall Harold M. Free Viola Derr Margaret Clary Freda Overton Ella Wae Hollman Russell A. Dudrow Lester E. Grossnickle Frank A. Main Bertram Enfield

Residents angry about inadequate roads in Montgomery County

A December letter to U S Representatives and local officials cites a Montgomery County survey showing transportation as residents top concern In meetings with the Gaithersburg Upper Montgomery Chamber of Commerce officials pressed for accelerated road projects warning that gridlock is worsening and asking for collaborative action to speed up construction plans and funding.

U.S 6Th Sth Frederick County Montgomery County Metro Washington Board of Trade

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