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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1981
Page
2
A damaged OCR notice lists charges and terms for a business open daily from 6 AM to 2 PM with a listed phone number. It shows prices for various services and durations including monthly, quarterly, and yearly rates, along with different named individuals and amounts in dollars and pounds.
Walkersville Kiwanis Club leads a community effort to erect a granite memorial in Memorial Park at Five Points. The eight foot high structure with three footstones honors locals who served and died in World War II and Vietnam. Dedication is planned for Memorial Day weekend May 30-31 with funds already 75 percent raised toward a $6,000 goal.
Opinion piece praising Jeane Kirkpatrick as Reagan appointee to the United Nations. It contrasts her stance with previous administrations, defends U.S. interests, criticizes Carter era diplomacy, and endorses a tougher line against Soviet backed regimes while supporting autocracies favorable to the United States if needed.
The author addresses readers on the Boyer Mill Road accident near New Market and defends emergency responders, argues road design and speed limits are the root cause, and critiques a Sunday shopping reform proposal in Frederick County. He also comments on Potomac Edison rate hikes and calls for broader consumer burden relief. MARTIN L. FISHER 180 Willowdale Drive Frederick.
A 1831 water meeting projected a 3,000,000 gallon daily supply from new equipment alongside Fishing Creek and Tuscarora sources. James H. Gambrill Sr. marked his 101st birthday as WEAF saluted age records. Chamber plans to lure tourists with a Maryland ad campaign seeking $50,000 yearly legislative aid.
This profile traces two con men recruited by the Justice Department for ABSCAM stings. Mel Weinberg masterminded the operation and netted millions in pay and future deals, while James Feeney faced fraud charges and betrayal as the probe moved toward White House figures. The piece portrays Weinberg’s brash genius and Feeney’s glamorous, doomed fall from immunity to indictment.
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