Privatizing government utilities gains traction in Congress
Guest column argues the Reagan plan to privatize PMAs and Hydropower assets should reduce regional subsidies and cut the deficit. It notes Bonneville and other PMAs still rely on federal dams, with low repayment. Sale proposals range from full privatization to stock offerings with employee and customer discounts, aiming to remove Uncle Sam from electric business.
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FBI espionage revived on peace groups and a hostage note
The piece alleges the FBI used undercover informants to spy on peace groups including Physicians for Social Responsibility, citing 1982 64 operations and secret counter intelligence guidelines. It notes comments by FBI officials and a White House official on hostages in Lebanon and potential releases amidst regional pressure.
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Viewpoint on Joe Owens and Maryland driving laws
Viewpoint criticizes Delegate Joe Owens for diverting POWer to ban sales of records and for soft attitudes on drunken driving. It highlights past failed DUI bills, urges focus on seat belt laws and stronger action against drinking drivers, and argues his influence should serve public safety rather than morality policing.
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Letters On Music Censorship And Public Morals Debate
A reader laments Delegate Toths proposal to ban or censor lyrics and questions its value while defending First Amendment rights. The letter criticizes restrictive legislation, cites examples like minors and drinking laws, and notes music heard on FM radio. Also includes thanks for street light support in Mount Pleasant and a local anecdote from Walkersville.
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Resignation at Frederick Theater Accepted by Warner Bros
Yesterday news from the files notes Robert G. Felton’s resignation as Frederick Theater manager accepted by Warner Bros owner. W. W. Chandler named safety manager of the Frederick. Fulton returned to Falls and Craver in Danville Va. Publicity committee of Frederick County Teachers’ Association to broadcast on Justifying the Cost of Frederick County Schools with Prof. James C. Blehi as speaker. Grand jury in Hagerstown ordered by Judge Wagaman yields 15 indictments for selling intoxicants to minors. report cites unsavory conditions contributing to youth degeneracy.
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James C. Blehi
Hagerstown
Frank G. Wagaman
Snow and club leadership shift after heavy February storm
Frederick records ten inches of wet snow marking the fourth February storm with a warm rain expected next. Mrs J W Miller is elected district commissioner of the Frederick Pony Club to fill a vacancy created by her husband’s appointment as regional supervisor. Gordon C. Smith will serve as co district commissioner. A separate incident reports a highway crash on U.S.40 west of Frederick, involving two tractor trailers laden with whiskey, burning cargo, firefighters rescuing about 50 barrels, and drivers Grayson F Bartholow and Marvin E Fryes escaping serious injury.
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Youth advice column on teen relationships and caution
A reader asks how to handle a 15 year old girl dating a 16 year old boy and his marijuana use and alcohol. The response warns she will face heartbreak and urges ending the relationship if it harms her, while another teen seeks guidance about meeting an 18 year old online friend and calls for setting a specific in person meeting on safe terms.
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