Protected jobs and the urge for immigration limits
Anthony Harrigan argues that even free traders accept protected U S labor through immigration restrictions. He warns that open borders would depress wages, displace Americans from skilled and executive jobs, and push many into low paid clerical work as imports and oil trade shape the trade deficit. He questions policy wakefulness on immigration and economic protection.
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United States
U.S
Mexico
Southeast Asia
Stephen Cohen
University of California
Calcutta
India
Alaska
Frederick County Fights Sunday Shopping Blue Laws
The piece argues seven day shopping should be allowed in Frederick County to keep local dollars and jobs from leaking to Montgomery County. It cites a Polk Lepson survey showing 83.7 percent shop Sundays elsewhere, notes Montgomery delegates blocked change, and urges lawmakers to end Blue Laws for religious reasons.
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Montgomery County
Frederick
Frederick County
Annapolis
James E
Doc McMatlay
Morningstar
Baltimore
Joe Owens
Judiciary Committee
Owens
Maryland House Judiciary
Carroll County
Polk-Lepson Research Group
J C Penney
Clint Walker
Meese targets Financial Privacy Act on bank records
Washington reports Attorney General Meese leads a drive to repeal or weaken the Financial Privacy Act to aid law enforcement in money laundering cases. The act already requires banks to report deposits of 10 thousand dollars or more and protects customer notice and warrants, while critics warn of expanding government access to individual accounts. The piece also recaps the Greek connection affair involving Demetracopoulos and the FBI, and notes a NIH gold disposal issue and a kudos for Elton Kerness’s Christmas volunteer effort.
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Washington
Edwin Meese
Justice Department
FBI
CIA
Internal Revenue Service
Nixon
Reagan
Elias Demetracopoulos
Athens
Demetracopoulos
Democratic National Committee
Lawrence O’brien
Watergate
Congress
G-men
Wright Patman
D-Texas
White House
Patman
Riggs
Thomas Wren
Federal
National Institutes of Health
NIH Credit Union
YVR Ub Oi dl Ob Wales Administration
NIH
Reader condemns Meachum column at Frederick Post
A reader denounces Mr Meachum for blaming Israelis for the Newfound land plane crash and calls the column inflammatory. The writer urges editor Delaplaine to halt the columnist's rhetoric and defends truthful, accurate reporting in a democratic press.
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Meachum
Newfoundland
Josef Goebbles
Frederick Post
Delaplaine
Baha'i essay contest invites Frederick youth on MLK Day
Frederick County Baha'i Faith sponsors an essay contest for youths ages 11 to 18 focusing on Martin Luther King Jr.'s dream and universal peace. Prizes include $25 Savings Bonds for first place in each age group, with deadlines and entry details provided.
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Martin Luther King Jr
United Nations
Frederick County
Frederick Area
King
Education and Community Service
P.O. Box
Frederick
Weinberg Defies Nice Camp in Republican Primary Clash
LEO WEINBERG of Frederick, attorney and Hoover advocate, challenged Nice for president by asserting party rank and file would back the former in a primary. His open letter to Maryland Republicans counters Governor Nice’s advisers who relied on the Maryland delegation to back Nice by default.
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Leo Weinberg
Frederick
Herbert Hoover
Weinberg
Harry W. Nice
Maryland
Tobacco and teen quitting guidance from Dr Wallace
Brenda asks how to quit smoking and what makes cigarettes addictive. Dr Wallace cites nicotine as the addictive agent, tar as the cancer risk, and says cold turkey can work though first weeks are hard. A sister’s suicide prompts tips on recognizing warning signs and seeking help for troubled teens.
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Dr. Wallace
Brenda
Syracuse
N.Y
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Reerelion Pree - Y-Eorren Gans
Jack Anderson
Meese
Joseph Spear
Elton J. Kerness
Greater Miami
United Way
Kerness
Cottage Press
United Featur
Britain
Malinda
D. Cecil
Frederick, Md
News-Post
Lilypons
Lily Pons
Floyd Moser
Broad Run
Mary Poffinberger
Lena Blickenstaff
Betty Poffinberger
Velma Moser
Betty Boyer
Rath
Ruby Moser
George Moser
Leonard Moser
Hayes Moser
Austin Moser
Harold Moser
Edgar Poffinberger Jr
Charles Poffinberger
Mehrle Wise
Harold Wise
Walter Lee Thrasher
Glenn Moser
Jerry Strong
West Patrick Street
South Street
Strong
William J. Bussard
Woodsboro
559Th Signal Company
Army Reserve
Flair Armory
Rocky Springs Road
Ralph Bradly
Charles Glick
Frederick County Association For
Kevin Gardner
Cindy Glick
Martin Nikirk
Cathy Fagan
Dennis Roney
Paul Thomas
Michael Glick
Robert Wallace
D. Copley News Service
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