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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1983
Page
7
The piece discusses venerable uses of God's name and condemns casual blasphemy. It cites Exod 20 7 and Deut 5 11 noting the gravity of invoking the Lord. Cardinal Newman warns against saying God and meaning nothing. It cites Luther urging prayerful call upon God in trouble.
In Honduras the Jesuit leader Jose Maria Tojeira champions a new social activist church viewed with government and military suspicion. Pope John Paul II is slated to show support as Honduran clergy confront peasant poverty, political tensions, and past clashes with troops while leaders urge faith with social justice.
The Catoctin Mountain Tourist Council plans a weekend of crafts entertainment music and foods at Thurmont Town Park and Carnival Grounds from 10 am to 1 pm daily with no admission. An Sunday 2 pm auction of donated articles raises funds for the U.S. 15 Information Center to promote Frederick County and its attractions. Donations tax deductible. call Rick Haha at 271-7488 for details.
The Frederick City Little Leagues announce baseball and T Ball registration for players ages 8 to 12 and Braddock Heights youth baseball teams. Sessions run Feb 26 27 and March 5 6 at the Old National Guard Armory West Second and Bentz streets Frederick. Boys 5 12 and girls 8 16 may sign up with contact 371 Redskins tickets sold for a benefit game at Brunswick High School on April 11 at 7 30 p m. Tickets four dollars at local outlets.
Five years after a large surplus California faces an empty treasury. A national recession plus tax cuts and a political impasse triggered a deficit, prompting bond freezes and unpaid payrolls while a standby sales tax increase and budget compromise avert deeper crisis.
ANNAPOLIS AP State and local public employees would gain collective bargaining like Maryland teachers under a 20 page bill sponsored by Sen Joseph J Jong The measure allows binding arbitration but bars strikes and management lockouts Adler executive director of the Maryland Classified Employees Association testified 27 states have enacted such rights Opponents warn of budget strains and higher costs Bramwell questioned binding arbitration for the executive department Adler said raises would be paid from the budget He suggested penalties for strikes modeled on New Yorks Taylor Law and noted public employee fines for striking
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