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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1985

Page

4

Subverting democracy by funding partisan politics

The Capital Eye reviews Destroying Democracy by James Bennett and Thomas DiLorenzo. They allege a vast network of federal subsidies funds activist groups across the political spectrum, with hundreds of millions flowing to left and some right wing outfits. They argue enforcement is weak and lawmakers benefit from lax rules, urging cuts to grant programs.

Washington Congress George Mason University James Bennett Thomas DiLorenzo Thomas Jefferson Bennett DiLorenzo Midwest Academy Uncle Sam Citizens—Labor Energy Coalition Department of Energy Vista and Action Campaign For Tom Hayden Lea Lea Communitas Center For New Laurel Springs Institute Ralph Nader Sierra Club Environmental Action National Wildlife Federation Environmental Protection Agency Energy and Interior Departments Coalition For Economic Justice Community Nutrition Institute Massachusetts Fair Share Tenants Union Project National Council of Churches Alcie Sams League of Women Voters WAACP National Organization For Women Planned Parenthood PUSH The Gray Panthers National Council Senior Citizens Legal Services Corporation Reagan U.S. Information Agency National Endowment For Humanities Warn Bennett

Minority View Attacks Davis-Bacon Labor Discrimination

In a political column, critics argue the Davis-Bacon Act discriminates against black workers by mandating prevailing union wages, raising barriers for nonunion and minority labor. They accuse Reagan aides and union-backed black lawmakers of political expediency and call for linked reforms to broaden employment opportunities.

Washington Miles Allgood D.-Ala Secretary of Labor Davis-Bacon Reagan House W.E.B. Dubois Dubois Booker T. Washington Justice Department

Presser praised violence in union raid, report says

The President's Commission on Organized Crime will cite Teamsters President Jackie Presser for praising violence at a Romulus Michigan convention raid on October 15 1983. The incident involved about 200 rival group members and 20 Teamsters officials, with a settled NLRB case calling for no further interference with reformers meetings.

Washington Teamsters Jackie Presser Commission On Organized Crime Presser Hilton Teamsters Local Commission Bill Evans Romulus Bill Evans NLRB Sorrell Logothetis Mint Logothetis Labor Board Reform Fidel Castro

Letters to the Editor and Genealogy Note Becomes One Page Item

Readers discuss editorial bias and foreign policy while Billie Dennis Hill thanks the editor and seeks Wolfsville genealogy data from Fre德erick County. A Christmas message urges Christ centered peace, condemning hatred and urging love toward all peoples.

Humphrey Makes Surprise Visit At Catoctin Camp

Twenty years ago Vice President Hubert Humphrey visited the Catoctin Job Corps Camp near Thurmont for two hours bearing gifts and Christmas cheer, startling about 100 trainees at the nation’s first Job Corps site. The Frederick Woman’s Civic Club met at Steiner House for its annual Christmas program and luncheon.

Hubert Humphrey Catoctin Thurmont Humphrey Frederick Woman's Civic Club Inc Steiner House Carl Espeland Ormond Galvin W.C. Hobson J. Glenn Warneking James Goodman Marlow Cline Harold Young Donald Rice Charles Gearinger Michael Croghan Lawrence Larkadoo

Teens Seek Dating Advice From Teen Guests

A Maryland girl and two teen guest writers from New Hampshire and Ohio respond to a letter about early dating. They urge trust and honesty with parents, true manners in dating, and support allowing a civilized date with a well known boy when teens are mature and responsible.

Susan Frederick, Md Ed Lynch Nashua N.H Debbie Wright Alliance, Ohio Dr. Wallace Tosmit Debbie Susan Weenice

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