Suffering Ends with Humane Animal Welfare Bills Hope
In Frederick Montgomery County area debate grows over federal Animal Welfare Act reforms. Efforts in the 99th Congress push Senate Bill 657 and HR 5725 to require alternatives to animals, limit pain, use veterinarians in planning, establish animal studies committees, and provide an information service. Advocates urge letters to Rep Beverly Byron and Rep Michael Barnes and to Sens Mathias and Sarbanes to support the bills.
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Frederick
Montgomery County
United States
Robert Dole
Kansas
George Brown
D-Calif
Christine Stevens
Society For Animal Protective Legislation
National Agricultural Library
National Library of Medicine
Ms. Stevens
Stevens
Beverly Byron
Michael Barnes
Charles Mathias
Paul Sarbanes
D-Md
House
Washington, D.C
Senate
New Year Hope for Congress in 99th Session
U.S. Senator Charles Mathias urges renewed optimism as Congress reconvenes the 99th Congress with focus on the budget deficit nearing $200 billion annually, overseas debt risks, stalled arms talks with the Soviet Union, and Europe's debt and recession affecting Western defense. He calls for prudent action, awareness of risks, and international cooperation.
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Congress
Washington
99Th Congress
United States
Soviet Union
Europe
Old Houcks Livery location clarified on West Patrick St
A letter revisits the site of Houck's Livery in Frederick, correcting the address from 66 to 128 West Patrick Street and detailing that the stable lay behind the Black Horse Hotel and later the Mobley Bros. building. Sanborn maps confirm the rearyard position and eventual destruction for courthouse driveway construction.
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Frederick
Houck
W. Patrick St
Sanborn Insurance Maps
Maryland
Public Library
West Patrick
Black Horse
West Patrick Street
E. 5
Mobley & Bro
Mobley Bros
Mobley Bidg
West
Patrick Street
Sanborn
Norman Thomas champion of causes not yet won
Don McEvoy honors Norman Thomas on the centennial of Truman Roosevelt and Thomas noting his influence beyond fame. He recalls Thomas as a lifelong advocate whose radical platform helped shape FDR era policy and civil rights, despite decades of vilification. Thomas ran six times as Socialist candidate and became an emblem of durable democratic decency.
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Jeff
Harry Truman
Eleanor Roosevelt
Norman Thomas
Truman
America
The
New York Times
Thomas
United States
Socialist Party
Franklin D. Roosevelt
FDR
Democrats seek 1985 resolve amid 1984 fade
The piece surveys prominent Democrats and their New Year resolutions for 1985, from Udall to Feinstein, Kennedy to Koch, detailing aims such as campaigning for Bush and Kemp, promoting party unity, reforming Medicare and Social Security, and urging restraint on military buildup, with a lighter note on Postal Rate Commission savings in downtown Washington.
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Washington
Jim Zians
Morris K. Udall
Ariz
Ed Muskie
Mo Udall
Ted Kennedy
Walter Mondale
George Bush
Jack Kemp
Howard Baker
Geraldine Ferraro
House
Thomas P. O'Neill
Reagan
Senate
Robert Byrd
Alan Cranston
Calif
Democratic Party
Edward Kennedy
Mass
Democratic National
Charles Manatt
Lawton Chiles
Fla
Solomon
John Glenn
Ohio
America
Steve Solarz
Party of Peace and Prosperity
United States
Richard Lamm
Colo
Ed Koch
New York City
Dianne Feinstein
San Francisco
Gary Hart
Party of Justice, Equality and Opportunity
Harold Washington
Chicago
Party of Vision
Postal Rate Commission
Commission
Postal
United Features
Frederick High School Names Two New Office Aides
Yesterday the Frederick News-Post noted Miss Margaret Gardner to succeed Miss Geraldine Minker as third secretary in the East office of Frederick High School and Miss Louise Wesley joining the mathematics department after Hood College training. Also reported were New Year’s Day birth Melissa Ann Stup, student activities at the Maryland National Guard Armory, and local stance against Home Rule by the Frederick County Board of Commissioners and Maryland Commissioners’ Association with the League of Women Voters opposing.
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Margaret Gardner
Frederick High School
Igs
Geraldine Minker
E. G. Haugh
Louise Wesley
Middletown
Hood College
Ellicott City High School
Melissa Ann
James M. Stup
Rt 2
Frederick
Melissa
Stups
Frederick County Board of Commissioners
Maryland Commissioners’ Association
League of Women Voters
Barbs on tongue in cheek lines and giftwrap thrift tale
A brief comic note notes tongue in cheek phrases may backfire as others read them as foot in mouth. It also recounts a fairy tale for adults about someone buying cut rate giftwrap after Christmas and finding it again next season.
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Newspaper Enterprise Ass
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Fredenck, Md
U.S
Charles McC. Mathias
Old Houck
Paul E. Mobley
Clarke Place
Heaven
London
David Hancier
David Handler
Herman P. Nails
Mount Airy
Jeffrey L. Spangler
Glenrock Ri
Don McEvoy
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Jack Anderson
News-Post
Saas
Claude Compher
Wirts
Russell Boltean
Sally Bollezo
Kate White
Charles F. Schroeder
Grover Shaff
Clark Shaff
Junior Scaff
Maryland National Guard Armory
James Rosapepe
Henry M. Cunningham
Harold B. Hodge Sr
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