Remember the lessons of the Carter years
Victor Krulak argues that Carter s era showed detente flawed and treaties weak, while Reagan restored strength. He warns today s negotiators against faith based concessions, urging verifiable results, strong defense, and a refusal to barter U S security. The piece condemns past missteps and urges caution in Geneva talks.
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Republic of Panama
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Shah
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Taiwan admits role in Liu murder and pressure on critics
Washington columnist recounts Henry Liu's letter about Taiwan press interference. Liu was shot in Daly City after warnings of harassment by Taiwan's military intelligence. Officials admit involvement by Bamboo Gang killers, amid debates on U S aid and potential Congress action.
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Henry Liu
China Times
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Daly City
Calif
Liv
Helen
Helen Liu
Taiwan
Lin
Congress
United States
Tom Lantos
D-Calif
China
Senate
Peking
Dangers of the Genocide Convention debate in Washington
Phyllis Schlafly argues against ratification of the United Nations Genocide Convention. She warns it could allow foreign prosecutions of American citizens and officials for vague crimes, undermining rights protected by the U.S. Constitution.
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U.S
United States
Nicaragua
Genocide Convention debate tied to Vietnam war actions
The piece argues genocide charges against U.S. servicemen in Vietnam could be pursued under the Genocide Convention, cites supposed UN anti Israel bias, critiques State Department understandings, and urges Senate action. It highlights Sen. Jesse Helms proposals to shield Americans and calls for a moral resolution condemning genocide and protecting constitutional rights.
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U.S. Senate
Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
Israel
United Nations
U.N
State Department
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
Senate
United States
Copley News Service
Oppose Open Space Program in Maryland letters to editor
LOUIE BROSTUS objects to Project Open Space proposed legislation. The Open Space Program aimed to 9 percent of state land for permanent use, funded by a 1 percent transfer tax, with funds exceeding needs used for other programs and even proposed to buy Frederick City mountain watershed. He urges elimination of the program and tax once goals are met, advocating funds go to general revenue and housing. The letter cites past bond activity, accrued funds, and administrative overreach as justification.
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State of Maryland Institute of Home Builders
Bevn
Transportation Department
Department of Fiscal Service
Frederick City
Frederick
Corporate equal employment opportunity and black advancement
A critique of corporate America on EEO progress detailing how blacks hired in the 1960s were limited to designated roles and failed to reach top executive tracks. It argues for true equal promotional opportunities, line experience, and grooming of black managers, contrasting progress by white women with persistent barriers for blacks.
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America
News-Post Briefs And Notable Notes From Yesterday
Yesterday’s News-Post highlights include local business openings at Main Street shop and a community volunteer drive led by the chamber of commerce. City council discussed traffic calming measures while schools reported attendance and upcoming spring events.
Waldo Chandler Assumes Assistant Manager Post at Tirol and Opera House
Fifty years ago Wald o Chandler took duties as assistant manager of the Tirol and Opera House, Warner Bros. Theater, succeeding Lemar Keene who left to run the Strand theater in Stauston, Va. Chandler planned to work with Manager George N. Payette Jr. The Hy m m writer George Bensard. A Frederick Art Club meeting was co chaired by Margaret Moser and Marion Green with papers on flower arrangement by Bessie Palmer and Dutch landscape painters by Nancy Quynn. A Frederick Ministerial Association meeting urged ministers to take a more active role with CCC camp residents on Fishing Creek, attended by Revs DeWitt P. Zuse Amos John Traver Douglass Hooff William Jackson W C Royal and Lieut Robert Bott and Capt Rene C. Morris.
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Warner Bros. Theater
Lemar Keene
Strand Theater
Stauston
Chanler
George N. Payette Jr
Frederick
CCC
Civilian Conservation
Fishing Creek
Frederick Ministerial Association
DeWitt P. Zuse
Amos John ‘Raver
Douglass Hooff
William Jackson
W.C. Royal
Robert Bott
Rene C. Morris
Salvation Ly
Three Kings Chosen For Mardi Gras Century Event
Twenty years ago three kings celebrated Mardi Gras Edward D. Storm King Rex Dr William H. Thomas Jr King Proteus and U S Rep Charles McC Mathias King Camus. Elm Street School sixth graders led by Joseph Stover toured the Frederick County Courthouse attic with County Archivist Pierce H. Gaver. Beverly Hann 23 learned service station work at her father F Leroy Hann’s West Patrick South Court intersection shop.
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King Rex
Wiliam H. Thomas Jr
King Proteus
U.S
Charles McC. Mathias
King Camus
Elm Street
Joseph Stover
Frederick County
Pierce H. Gaver
Beverly Hann
West Patrick- South Court Street
F. Leroy Hann
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