The Greens in West Germany threaten NATO stability
Col Ronald Waring analyzes the Green Movement in West Germany formed in 1980. He notes its regional autonomy, varied policies, and willingness to use violence to oppose nuclear weapons and social structures. The piece highlights Petra Kelly as a leader, youth support, and the movement’s potential to hold balance of power in elections.
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Withholding taxes sparks letters on policy and impact
Readers debate the 10 percent withholding on interest and dividends, challenging figures, political figures, and the benefit to middle class taxpayers. They call for HR 6 repeal, warn of higher rates, and praise or critique state and local responses amid heavy snow closures and civic aid.
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David Fogle
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Mathias Byron
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David Rockefeller
Lions Headline and Red Cross Flour Requisition in 50-Year-Old News-Post
The article notes Lions International president Rev Charles H Hattan addressing 140 Lions at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on the motto Liberty Intelligence Our Nation's Safety. Alden G Alley of Newark warns Hitler as a menace to Germany. The American Red Cross approves a requisition for about 78 tons of flour for Frederick County families, the year’s largest. Metro Goldwyn Mayer film unit visits Frederick to explain talking pictures, with local observers. Frederick County endures six inches of snow as warm melt gives way to forecasts of colder air. Local Francis Scott Key District Boy Scouts plan a new camp near Goshen Pass Virginia. Red Cross staff and volunteers mark the 100th anniversary with a speech by Carl F Belliston focusing on the blood program.
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EMIT drug tests under fire amid Navy case and others
Ensign Dave Scheuermann's barred career sparked by a disputed EMIT marijuana test. Custody irregularities and a nonfatal aircraft report cast doubt, while multiple experts condemn EMIT as inconclusive and unsafe for punishment without corroboration. Across the U S others fail EMIT or face dismissal, triggering calls for reliable confirmation tests.
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Don Corrigan
Richard Hawks
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