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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1983
Page
4
Lou Rukeyser argues Washington must curb spending as the economy gains momentum. He critiques Reaganomics and congressional actions, warning that higher taxes and deficits threaten recovery and urging centrists to resist inflationary pressure. He urges a switch toward fiscal restraint and stable policy.
Don McEvoy argues that balancing the budget doors rests on cutting waste and reform, humorously applying the Ten Commandments to federal spending. He cites Reagan’s military budget growth and notes the homelessness issue as a constraint, concluding only the sixth commandment area holds real savings.
Washington report details Environmental Protection Agency regional administrator Peter Bibko accused of abusing travel paid by the government. An IG review cites 176 personal calls, 89 trips home, 15,000 miles driven, and $1,200 in per diem, with Bibko defending plans to reimburse.
A bureaucrat faced a minor sanction after extensive personal travel and leave use charged to government funds. The audit found no criminal intent, but recommended admonishment and restitution for personal calls. Assistant U.S. Attorney Gerald F. Egan cited lack of evidence and noted possible oversight of past private sector practices.
The Frederick County Medical Society held its regular meeting at the Francis Scott Key hotel with Dr Shafer of the State Sanitorium presiding. Dr Charles R Austring of Baltimore spoke on Influenza and its Complications. Approximately 200 Masons from Frederick City and county attended Lynch Lodge No 163 AF&AM’s George Washington birthday event in the Masonic Temple with Dr Joseph H Apple and Rev Powers speaking.
Twenty years ago Dr Frederick Heldrich spoke at a PTA meeting in West Frederick Junior High outlining the duties of a school health physician. The County Medical Society had endorsed employing a health department physician to coordinate health activities with the Board of Education. William Washington Winebrenner, aged nine, now a Fort Lauderdale resident, recalls his birthday. Formerly a longtime Highfield Blue Ridge Summit merchant and tinsmith.
A reader letters page railing at Emmitsburg ski resort plans, accusing town officials of bypassing residents. She questions traffic, trees, sewerage, and job quality, citing prior failed projects and urging impartial local reporting and true community input.
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