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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1985

Page

4

Beck Opposes Maryland Gas Tax Hike Linked to Transit Costs

State Senator Ray Beck confronts a proposed gas tax increase tied to Baltimore area mass transit funding. He argues the move breaks promises of no new taxes this year and would shift costs to all Marylanders while DOT deficits grow. Beck cites past tax tying and rising transit subsidies as evidence of greed over need.

Ray Beck Carroll Baltimore Beck Charles Smelser Ed Thomas Metro Mass Transit Maryland Maryland Transportation William K.hellman Senator Beck Department of Transportation Washington DOT

The sad economics of gas controls

The piece argues that Reagan’s deregulation of crude oil pricing in 1980 triggered lower prices and energy market shifts. It urges prompt decontrol of natural gas prices, cautions against delays, and recalls winter shortages when price controls kept gas cheap but supply constrained.

Ronald Reagan OPEC Donald Hodel United States Ohio Congress Reagan

Frostburg State retains management master's program

Frostburg State College explains the Master of Science in Management is offered in Frederick and Hagerstown since the 1970s. It notes that new off campus programs now require approval by the State Board for Higher Education before offering, ensuring compliance with state procedures.

Frostburg Frostburg State College Frederick Hagerstown Frostburg State State Board For Higher Education Frederick Community College

Soviets accused of violating arms control terms

Washington reports reveal distrust in Soviet readiness to honor SALT accords. NSA memo cited shows Soviet tests beyond allowed limits. The 1980s-era debate centers on MX choice and missiles SS-24 SS-25 with throw-weight changes. CIA estimates put SS-25 payload well above the 500 kg reference, signaling a new missile rather than a variant.

Washington Reagan Soviet Union United States U.S National Security Council Dale van Atta Moscow

Nuclear Throw Weight Dispute Over SS-25 Examined

An NSC report notes United States estimates that the SS-25’s throw weight exceeds the 85-25 by about five percent, while the Soviets deny. The CIA relies on telemetry from tests since SALT II limits, with encrypted signals reducing verifiable data. The CLA’s recheck supports the original figures, and Washington urged a halt to SS-25 flight testing.

NSC CIA United States U.S CLA Geneva Soviet Union Treasury United Feature Syndicate

Community notices from the News-Post vintage roundup

County Commissioner Jesse J. Renner presided at the New Midway Volunteer Fire Company annual election and banquet with officers named Renner as president Roy Dern as vice president Simon J Gamm as treasurer AA Haugh as secretary and Samuel C Fogle as assistant secretary. The Creagerstown Grange met with the Song Battle Hymn of the Republic and speakers including Roscoe Kiser Edna Hoffmaster and Alfred Hayes. Lester Fisher elected to Pomona executive committee. Frederick High School Band annual concert directed by Prof Fenton Barris featured Manon Sharpe Margaret Thomas Dorothy Clem Mason Hendrickson Eugene Remsberg and Clyde Thomas. Mardi Gras tickets distributed to Frederick stores for sale by committee members. Miss C Bess Castle entertained on her 80th birthday by Miss Grace Neidig and Mrs Margaret Motter receiving 63 cards from nationwide alumni. Edward Brooke noted as U S Army Intelligence Captain World War I former Massachusetts Attorney General and leading civil rights advocate.

Jesse J. Renner New Midway Volunteer Fire Company Renner Roy Dern Simon J Gamm AA Haugh Samuel C. Fogle Battle Hymn of the Republic Creagerstown Grange Roscoe Kiser Lester Fisher Frances Hubbard Edna Hoffmaster George Hubbard Alfred Hayes Pomona Frederick High School Fenton Barris Manon Sharpe Margaret Thomas Dorothy Clem Mason Hendrickson Eugene Remsberg Clyde Thomas

FEMA jury says still out on litany of half truths

James L. Holton defends FEMA, arguing investigations began under agency direction and that no verdict exists yet. He criticizes coverage as one sided, notes many FEMA employees reside in Frederick area, urges awaiting Justice Department disposition and an end to repeated, unproven insinuations.

FEMA Frederick Post Post Washington Federal Emergency Management Agency Frederick County Albert Gore Jr House Louis 0. Giuffrida Gore Congress Giuffridz House Science and Technology Subcommittee Giuffrida Justice Department Subcommittee Congressional Record Congressional Fema 16 Frederick

WalkAmerica 85 March of Dimes urged by Redskins father

Mark Murphy invites readers to join March of Dimes WalkAmerica on April 28 as Honorary Chairman. He recounts welcoming daughter Emily and older Katie and stresses funding to prevent birth defects. Call 301 682 7665 to register in support of healthier babies.

Katie Laurie Emily March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation March of Dimes WalkAmerica America

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Fredenck, Md Jack Anderson NEA Nelson P. Guild Donald B. Rice Frederick Stores Richard L. Hargett Helen Shaffer Theodore RB. Reeder Elmer Dorrell Charles R. Gearinger C Bess Castle Rockwell Terrace Grace Neidig Margaret Motter Miss Castle Frederick Alumni Chapter Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Edward Brooke U.S. Army Massachusetts James L. Holton Redskin Mark Murphy Washington Redskins
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