Shuttle story sparks debate over security and press rights
The Washington Post defends withholding some details of a planned military intelligence satellite story amid national security concerns. The piece notes prior disclosure by government and open sources and argues the paper stayed within responsible journalism while predicting future disputes with administrations.
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Mother Claus guides Santa in letters to son
A humorous Christmas missive from a land owner to Santa Claus combines domestic critiques with safety tips and family concerns. The mother advises Santa on appearance, appetite, discretion with children, reindeer conduct, and health benefits, while urging steady work and workman’s compensation for elves.
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Maine crusader Dunn sparks firestorm of controversy
Army intelligence officer and self styled rights advocate Jack Anderson Yunna Dunn fuels a Maine flame of controversy. He campaigns as a citizens rights advocate, facing suspicion over a house fire five years earlier and a later gunfire report. Dunn pushed investigations into real estate and transportation funding, drawing officials’ scrutiny and threats to his safety.
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Helms and Central America policy raise questions on death squads
The article contrasts claims about a Baltimore check showing Dunn’s firing for mental disability with records that show retirement due to back injuries, while discussing Sen. Jesse Helms views on Central America. It notes Helms forgives right-wing allies if anti-communist and cites his private letter to Reagan urging honesty about death squads, and mentions a possibly unprecedented standing ovation for Desmond Tutu in a House subcommittee. United Feature Syndicate
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In Memory of Our Dear Children Poem Tribute and Stories
A collage of verses and memories. A family laments a child’s brief life with divine promise and guidance. Also included are school Christmas recollections and a sharp local critique of Frederick historic preservation actions and advocates.
Christmas events and auctions spark Frederick area season
The note lists auctions at Acre Farm in Creggarsions and assigns sales to Clay Kinsey. It describes the Empty Stocking Club and Tivoli Theater Christmas events, Elks Club and Salvation Army activities, Hood College caroling, and 225 city baskets plus local student distribution. Deer season totals 97 with a top 115 pound buck near Foxville. Court Square houses planned for Christmas tours include Mrs Lanell’s home. Garden Club headed by Mrs Kemp and Mrs Elliott organizing decorations.
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