Reagan Lincoln parallels on birthday of the 16th president
The piece compares Ronald Reagan's economic recovery plan to Abraham Lincoln's governing spirit on Lincoln's birthday. It argues core aims cut taxes reduce spending and cut regulation, while promoting thrift, growth, welfare reduction, social security strength, and discouraging bigotry, noting shared themes with Lincoln amid a new era of Congressional conflict.
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Ronald Reagan
Abraham Lincoln
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lincoln
Reagan
Roosevelt
United States
Congress
Son Tay raid sources dispute Moorer over POW camp
Washington columnist Jack Anderson reports three identified sources contradict Adm. Moorer on the 1970 Son Tay raid. Gen. Donald Blackburn, Tom Bernard, and Steven Ekovich say POWs were moved and the mission aimed to demonstrate North Vietnamese vulnerability, with no rescues planned. The accounts challenge official denial and emphasize secrecy in wartime intelligence.
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Washington
Son Tay
Pentagon
Thomas Moorer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Moorer
Sion
Rewsmen
Donald D. Blackburn
Blackburn
Don Goldberg
Dale van Atta
Tom Bernard
Steven Ekovich
Air Force Security Services
Torii
Okinawa
Hanoi
6990Th
Diansa
National Security Agency
Fort Meade
Defense
Melvin Laird
Bernard
Adm
Vietnam
Army Materials Development and Readiness Command
Darcom
Henry Doctor
Virginia
Brass
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Parents rise against egotistical educators in Maryland
Priscilla Spielman of Union Bridge laments egotistical attitudes in the education system, urges parents in Frederick County and across the nation to reclaim rights to guide their children's upbringing. She highlights family life program objections, Hatch amendments, and calls for parent groups, budget scrutiny, and public advocacy, urging urgent action.
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Frederick County
Dirks
Middletown
Dirkses
United States
Board of Education
Board of Ed
County Board of Education
Maryland
Francis Scott Key Mall
Jeane Westin
Lincoln's birthday observance in Frederick details
February 12, 1932 Frederick notices describe Lincoln's birthday observance with open businesses, a Brunswick delegation seeking highway funding, and mayor Munshower clarifying opposition to federal relief. Land use questions near Frederick City Airport are raised, and Earl Bartgis announces candidacy for the Democratic State Central Committee. Debbie Thompson shines in local track with a 7.1 60-yard dash amid AAU suggestions for a national meet.
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Lincoln
Frederick
Frederick City
G. Hunter Bowers
City Planning Commission
Bowers
Earl W. Bartgis
Democratic State Central Committee
Bartgis
C&p Telephone Co
Elkton
Brunswic
Debbie Thompson
Jim Lydon
Eastern
Seaboard
Jack Griffin
Debbie
New York
Wilma Rudolph Ward
Readers debate farm workers tax on social security
Pauline N Wilcom argues that farmers pay the same social security costs as nonfarm employers. She counters a Frederick News-Post piece by Kenneth Wisner and critic Craig Puskar, outlining how a $12,000 farm salary yields $12,780 gross due to the employer share, while nonfarm workers get $11,220 take home after the employee share. The letter concludes that farmers do not receive a tax break on social security.
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Kenneth Wisner
Frederick
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