Rose Rosenfeld honored by Frederick links and love
Rose Rosenfeld died February 21 in Hollywood Florida at age 36. She was the wife of Harry A. Rosenfeld for 62 years and mother to Samuel and Rita. The couple fostered a lasting partnership with Frederick, supporting the use of space for community events and founding the Golden Hand of Friendship Award.
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Frederick
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Florida
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Philadelphia
Abraham
Anna Kanter
West Seventh Street
Maryland
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Rose
Harry Rosenfeld
Frederick County
Navy Aegis Cruiser under fire as test gaps blamed on costs
Navy defense procurement faces criticism as the Aegis Cruiser's 1.2 billion radar system is cited for revealing signals, limited battle testing, and lack of a proper low altitude missile target. GAO reports rely on simulations, delaying real-world evaluation and risking combat effectiveness.
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Washington
Pentagon
U.S
Navy
General Accounting Office
Don Goldberg
Aegis
Letters to the editor challenge UV disinfection view and school content
A Frederick Post response defends ultraviolet disinfection in wastewater plants, disputes misstatements, cites House Bill 570 and state standards, and praises Thurmont's compliance. It also argues against anti-Christian school prayers in Mobile Alabama, urging action. Readers discuss parental rights, textbook budgets, and education policy with names and places cited.
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Department of Public Works
Marion W. Rice
Thurmont
Reagan seeks to curb food stamp fraud and waste
The article argues President Reagan aims to end billions wasted by theft and fraud in the food stamp program. It cites rising costs from 3.5 million in 1964 to 11.3 billion today for 22.5 million recipients and details misuses and countermeasures by the Justice Department and state officials.
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Sory Anene Geen
Reagan
Congress
Randy Fitzgerald
Washington
Uncle Sap
Fitzgerald
Watergate
Reagan Administration
Justice Department
Los Angeles
Food stamps seen as second currency in poverty drive
The piece argues that food stamps function as a de facto currency in many states and advocates abolishing the program in favor of cash government checks. It warns of misuse on liquor or gambling and cites Johnson's War on Poverty as harming productive members of society.
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Lyndon Johnson
What is Culture lecture at Hood College
Yesterday at Hood College Brodbeck Hall Prof Gastano Salvenini of Florence spoke on what is culture defining culture as knowing something of everything and everything of something. He noted culture is the mind's ability to acquire new knowledge openly. Rotary International marked its 28th anniversary at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with foreign born residents from nine countries attending. Ignatius Bjorglee Mary land School for the Deaf superintendent, Walter Wing from China, and Salvenini represented culture.
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Gastano Salvenini
University of Florence
Italy
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Rotary International
Francis Scott Key
Frederick
Ignatius Bjorglee
Maryland School For the Deaf
Norway
Walter Wing
China
World Day of Prayer held at Calvary Methodist Church
Frederick Council of United Church Women plans the World Day of Prayer observance at Calvary Methodist Church with 15 cooperating churches sponsoring the service open to all. Theme More than Conquerors written by Korean Christian women. Susan H. Arnquist, a Frederick High School senior, is among five state finalists in the American Homemaker of Tomorrow program, earning the top Frederick ranking.
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Frederick
Susan H. Arnquist
Frederick High School
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