Wraparound beer can labels spark Maryland bill
In Annapolis, delegates John Astle and Robert Kramer push a bill to outlaw vinyl beer can wraparounds that imitate soft drink labels. Testimony claims they encourage public drinking and aid lawbreaking, threatening sellers with 90 days in jail and a $100 fine. The committee has not yet voted.
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Chesapeake
General Assembly
Annapolis
John Astle
Robert Kramer
Anne Arundel County
Ocean City
House
Astle
Kramer
Agnapolis
Republicans name co chairmen for liaison with Rainbow House
Letter from Patricia Crook condemns sex before marriage as blasphemy and warns against abortion on demand and euthanasia. It cites Reagan stories and urges strong opposition to Planned Parenthood and humanistic attitudes in Frederick County Maryland.
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Republican Central Committee
Montgomery County
Allison Bryant
Phyllis Fordham
Reagan
Frederick County
Planned Parenthood
Frederick County Parents Demand Stronger Education
A Frederick County parent voices concern over inadequate services for learning disabled students and calls for action to strengthen special education. The letter cites PACES CHANGES programs, teacher shortages, budget questions, and urges community involvement through the Frederick County ACLD and FCACLD. advocates for preventive supports such as preschool speech programs and better teaching materials while urging retention of qualified teachers.
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Frederick County
Sam
Dennis Morgan
Poolesville
McDowelle
J.8
Bricker Jr
Frederick
McDoweille
Association For Children With Learning Disabilities
National Commission On Excellence In Education
Johnny Cash
Battle of Monocacy bill to create national military park
A 1934 House bill by Rep David J Lewis would set aside land in Frederick County for a national military park. The Interior Secretary would lease purchase or donate lands with a park superintendent appointed by the secretary.
Spirit of Nazism lingers in Latin American death squads
Washington report traces neo Nazi influence in Central America and other Latin countries with right wing death squads. It cites CAL in Guadalajara and the World Anti-Communist League links, anti Semitic funding, and alleged refuge for Mengele and others. The piece notes U.S. concern and calls for tougher action.
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Washington
Bitler
Reagan
U.S
Jon Lee Anderson
Guatemala
Honduras
Dale van Atta
Argentina
Paraguay
Chile
Latin American Anti-Communist Confederation
World Anti-Communist League
CAL
Guadalajara
Mexico
Los
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WACL
League
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
WACS
Joseph Mengele
Latin America
Mengele
Adolf Eichmann
Klaus Barbie
Gestapo
Marx
General Accounting Office
Quality Assurance
Congress
James Scheuer
D-N.y
Pat Schroeder
D-Cole
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