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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1983

Page

3

Maryland Driver Education Funding Up For Renewal

A Maryland Senate panel heard support for extending three more years of state funding for driver education. Lawmakers highlighted benefits such as fewer drunken driving convictions and violations, with costs offset by learner permit fees. Opponents urged study of statistics and questioned permit duration. If rejected, localities would bear the cost, affecting families especially in rural and Western Maryland.

Maryland Annapolis Motor Vehicle Administration MVA Senate Constitutional and Public Law Committee Arthur Dorman Prince George's Sen. Dorman Sidney Kramer D Montgomery Catherine I. Riley Frederick County Montgomery County General Assembly

Serendipity and Science Drive Drug Breakthroughs

An article in Science Digest explores how luck often shapes drug discovery alongside scientific method. It cites penicillin, chlorpromazine, and cyclosporine as outcomes of chance, with industry spending around $2 billion annually on research to pursue breakthroughs amid vast attrition.

Zola Horovitz Squibb Pharmaceutical Co Science Digest Serendipity Alexander Fleming Sandoz Pharmaceutical Horovitz Atlantic Sandoz David Winter Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association U.S Wall Street David Saks

Kremlin tries to provoke Syria Israel clash over SAM threat

Intelligence sources say the Kremlin seeks a Syria Israel air battle to test newly deployed Soviet SAM systems in Syria. Israel’s success against SA and SA-8 batteries in Lebanon and media reports of Soviet advisers killed while defending downed aircraft highlight fears Moscow faces obsolescence of its air defenses against American aircraft and Israeli tactics.

Washington Kremlin Israel Middle East High Command Syria Lebanon Dale van Atta Bekaa Pentagon David Soviet Union

Soviets Seek Mideast Air Battle to Test Missile System

U S analysts say the Kremlin aims to trigger a Syria Israel clash to test SA missile systems. The debate centers on whether SA-5s can outperform SA-6s and 93 amid pressure on Soviet capabilities in the Middle East. A separate note reports New York songwriter Robert Warren releasing a postal themed ditty and a spike in erratic mail service following its recording.

Soviets Kremlin U.S New York Robert Warren

Erection of a Free Bridge Across Potomac at Shepherdstown

Yesterday items note a recommended erection of a free bridge across the Potomac River at Shepherdstown to the West Virginia Legislature by the State Roads Commission. Prohibition supporters are urged to attend a YMCA meeting to organize county efforts backing the 18th amendment. Frederick County Boy Scouts plan a 10 to 20 night hike leaving Frederick at 7 pm to H. Jewett Orth’s home for games and activities.

Potomac River Shepherdstown W Ya West Virginia State Roads Commission YMCA BOY Scouts OF Frederick County Frederick H. Jewett Orth

Rosenfeld donation funds YMCA drive at Frederick banquet

Twenty years ago Harry A. Rosenfeld donated twenty full YMCA memberships for the Frederick Shopping Center drive. Police Chief Charles V Main, then YMCA drive head, would decide recipients. The Francis Scott Key Hotel hosted the banquet. Mrs Charlie Roberts joined Vindobona Convalescent Home staff as an occupational specialist in a three month training program aimed at enhancing rehabilitation and patient adjustment.

Harry A. Rosenfeld Frederick The Center Association Charlie Roberts Mt. Philip Road Vindobona Convalescent Home Virginia L. Caskey

Don�t penalize savers for being thrifty letter

A senior citizen argues against a 10 percent withholding tax on interest and dividends. The writer lauds tax free savings incentives, warns the tax would raise interest rates and inflation, and urges continued support for thrift. He suggests alternative revenue measures and defends Social Security, urging policymakers to avoid harming savers.

Lita Lintan Animation Cabana Congress All Savers Sam Uncle Sam IRS Washington

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