What budget cuts mean to local recipients
The Frederick News-Post documents federal budget cuts hitting social programs and their local effects. Interviewed residents, social workers, and officials discuss hardships for the truly needy, welfare shifts, and the hoped for state savings of 17 million dollars, plus questions about survey validity.
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News-Post
Beth Dees
Frederick
Congress
Stephen Mood
Frederick County
Department of Social Services
Maryland
Mood
America
Hughes
Reagan
Frederick officer rose to captain before 1968 retirement
The article recounts Lt. Murray rising to Frederick City Police captain in 1963, serving 37 years until retirement in 1968, with later recognitions in 1977. It notes his church leadership, funeral details for a relative, and donor requests to St. Luke's Lutheran Church. It also covers wartime and welfare program debates affecting Maryland residents, detailing Mood’s survey findings on welfare and poverty standards.
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Frederick
Murray
Frederick City
Board of
Frederick Sertoma Club
Capt
Saint Luke’s Lutheran Church
Peagaville
Smith, Fadeley, Keeney and Basford
Church St
Francis Reinberger
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
Edward &. Donnald
Peagaville Lane
Wale sa Hunger Strike Mixes with Martial Law Politics
A senior Solidarity adviser warns against replacing unionists with Communist loyalists as anger remains over martial law in Poland. Walesa reportedly unafflicted by arrest, yet whereabouts unclear, while government plans early January social and political guidelines for unions like Solidarity amid sparse independent reporting.
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Solidarity
Communist Party
Walesa
Jerzy Urban
Poland
Urban
Warsaw
Army General Staff
Soviet Bloc
Jaruzelski
Baltic
Silesia
Thomas W. Netter
Tadeusz Szacillo
Military Council
Kremlin fears long term Polish military ascendancy
Moscow sources warn that Poland's martial law regime may give the Polish army enduring influence over the government and the Communist Party, threatening Soviet style rule as Solidarity and party activity are suppressed by military authorities. Western diplomats note Jaruzelski's dual role as premier and army chief raises loyalty questions, while Moscow reportedly seeks a purge to stabilize power.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Poland
Communist Party
Eastern Bloc
Kremilin
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Solidarity Union
Jaruzelski
Solidarity
Polish United Workers (Communist) Party
Reagan
Parents Guide to Auto Safety Offered Free
The News notes a study from Shock Trauma Center at the University of Maryland Hospital showing 31 percent of accidents involved a drinking passenger or driver and 19 percent involved both drunk driver and passenger. The Professional Insurance Agents of Pennsylvania Maryland and Delaware offer a free one page brochure. Write Public Relations Department PIA of Pa Md and Del P O Box A 226 Pennsboro Center Lemoyne PA 17042.
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University of Maryland Hospital
Professional Insurance Agents
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
Public Relations Department
PIA
Del
P.O
Pennsboro Center
Lemoyne
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Harry R. Hughes
Department of Human Resources
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Stanley Y. Bennett
Health Department
Doris Mosley
Alice Olson
DWI
Council On Alcoholism
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