Montevue County bids for CO N exemption in Annapolis plea
Anita Stup and Sterling Bollinger traveled to Annapolis to urge House Bill 161 carve out for Frederick County Montevue to avoid a moratorium on domiciliary care facility Certificates of Need. The missive frames Montevue’s 105 year history, the Brunner land grant, and a plan to replace the 60 bed home with a modern 60 bed facility next to Citizens Nursing Home, arguing the county is ready and able to fund the project without state aid while warning a blanket ban would worsen indigent and elderly suffering.
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Anita Stuppert
Annapolis
Montevue
Sterling Bollinger
Statehouse
Frederick County Montevue
Frederick County
Bentztown
Brunner
Frederick
Potter's Field
Citizens Nursing Home
Grand Jury
Western Maryland Health Systems Agency
Montevue Committee
KAL shoot down seen as U S propaganda windfall
Declassified cables reveal how U S embassies tracked international reactions to the 1983 KAL 747 shoot down. Only three communist governments condemned Moscow, with Italy and Poland showing mixed responses and Latin America display of glee at Soviet embarrassment. The piece also notes cultural and regulatory commentary surrounding Folger Library and U S regulatory costs.
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Washington
Korean Air Lines
State Department
Lucette Lagnado
United States
U.S
Moscow
China
Yugoslavia
Romania
Nicaragua
Grenada
Organization of American States
Italy
Rome
Communist Party
Poland
Warsaw
West Germany
Green Party
Bonn
Soviet Union
Greens
Latin America
Peru
Lima
Yuna
Costa Ae
Mandate for Leadership II A Heritage blueprint for Reagan
Heritage releases Mandate for Leadership II a 566 page plan with 1300 policy recommendations covering every department. It urges abolishing agencies shrinking programs and privatizing services while urging tax cuts deregulation and private market solutions to curb growth in federal spending. DOUG BANDOW argues Reagan should adopt the book to rein in government and challenge spending and regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heritage
Washington
Reagan
Farmers Home Administration
Commerce
Department of International Trade and Industry
U.S
United States
Synthetic Fuels Corp
Health and Human Services
Pentagon
Treasury
Environmental Protection Agency
Jimmy Carter
Doug Bandow
Cato Institute
Copley News Service
Keeping the dream alive Fanaticism and freedom and friendship
Don McEvoy discusses the dangers of fanaticism and mass movements, arguing true loyalty to a cause sacrifices individual conscience and freedom. He cites Nazi conformity, fear, and informers, reflecting on Auschwitz’s liberation and personal courage against disloyalty. McEvoy is executive director of the National Conference of Christians and Jews.
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Lar. Wylie
Hitler
Gir
Auschwitz
Don McEvoy
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Golden Threads Sunday School Officers Elected
From the Lewistown M E Sunday School Ruth Rice led the election at the Home of Ruth Rice with Hilda Foster as president and Grace Michael as secretary Other officers included Ruth Rice vice president Pauline ? as assistant treasurer and Mary Powell as press reporter Plans for a Memorial Boulevard from Washington to Gettysburg were endorsed by the Frederick Chamber of Commerce under president Jesse W Kolb Directors present included John A Shire Paul Payne Holmes D Baker James H Gambrill Jr Robert L Smith William T Delaplaine Charles P Seeger Richard P Simmons and Irving S Biser.
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Golden Threads
Lewistown
M.E
Po i
Ruth Rice
Hilda Foster
Grace Michael
Pauline
Ambaistant Geaserer
Mary Powell
Washington
Gettysburg
Frederick
Captain Walsh Promoted. Guard Officer to Take Rank
Commander James F. Walsh of Company A, 2nd Bn., 115th Infantry, Frederick's National Guard, promoted to captain. Fort Detrick employee and Korean War veteran with 17 years service. Dr Norman Gary presided at Scout Court of Honor naming David Cline Life Scout. Terry Collins and Richard Lewis earned Star Scout awards. Mayor James E. Cummings offered to deed Brunswick ballpark to Little League after opposition to selling four adjacent lots for home construction.
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James F. Walsh
115Th Infantry
Frederick
Walsh
Fort Detrick
Norman Gary
David Cline
Terry Collins
Richard Lewis
James E. Cummings
Brunswick
Little League
Letter on cults and religious tolerance in Frederick
Patricia Zimmerman defends Catholics and religious freedom while denouncing cults that use pamphlets and coercion to control members. She questions donations, political aims, and pressure within groups while urging tolerance and continued worship in America.
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Frederick
U.S
Mary
Jesus
Francis Scott Key Bible Church
America
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Jack Anderson
Folger Library
Amherst College
Henry Clay Folger
Massachusetts College
Folger
National Park Service
Werner Gundersheimer
Save the Theater
Federal Register
Register
Maray Weidenbaum
Council of Economic Advisers
United Feature Syndicate Inc
White House
Office of Policy Development
Heritage Foundation
Conrail
News-Post
Patricia P. Zimmerman
Ballenger Creek
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