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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1984

Page

4

Maryland panel decries state business climate and OECD delays

A Maryland special Joint Oversight committee concludes that the state climate is not business friendly. It criticizes the OECD for focusing on attracting outside firms at the expense of existing industries and for poor coordination with local councils. The report cites failing retention plans, weak regional marketing, and overbearing regulations.

Annnapolis General Assembly Maryland Thomas B. Kernan Baltimore County Baltimore Harry Hughes Department of Economic and Commuity Development DECD James C. Roberson OECD

Saving Maryland Jobs Conference Sparks State Push

Governor Hughes told Maryland business leaders that a massive advertising push would coordinate state programs under OECD. An oversight panel criticized inconsistent information flow between state and local offices, while critics call tax incentives insufficient for growth. Frank DeFrancis was named OECD secretary to implement reforms.

Salisbury Hughes Maryland Oversight Committee General Assembly Charles H. Smelser Frederick Carroll Roberson OECD Frank DeFrancis Freestate Raceway Laurel DeFrancis

Militant diplomacy shapes Soviet talks and U S compromises

Anthony Harrigan argues Soviet militant diplomacy undercuts Western negotiators, noting repeated U S naivete across administrations from Ford to Carter. He cites Sar with Helsinki SALT II and Gromyko as examples, warning that future talks will repeat the pattern unless capable negotiators lead. A later line mocks a jalopy becoming a vintage car as bystanders’ laughter turns to admiration.

Soviet Union Ussr Europe United States Reagan Edward Rowny U.S Ford Helsinki Carter Senate State Department George Shultz Gromyko Gen. Rowny Anthony Harrigan

Blanco Clash Delays Reagan Latin America Push on Hill

Reagan aides confront Senate worries as Inter American Foundation chief Victor Blanco drives reform and alleged politicization. Memo warns of embarrassment, while critics cite stacking the board and potential harm to Latin policy support.

Washington Reagan Capitol Hill Inter-American Foundation Congress U.S Conservative Heritage Foundation White House Victor Blanco Inter American Foundation Blanco Foundation Peter Bell Langhorn Motley William Middendorf Senate Foreign Relations Committee Charles Percy Bill Lucelle Lagnado California Senate Committee Latin America House Edwin Meese James Baker Pentagon Strategic Air Command Br. Strangelove Air Force

Letters to the editor on faith and public life in Frederick

Readers submit prayers and reflections for the new year urging kindness and faith. A long letter from Kathryn Groth praises North Frederick Elementary students and teachers after a DC trip. Elliott Haines argues for Historic District Commission reform. Richard Sheckells critiques HDC and local governance. A notice over child behavior disorders invites participation in a Children’s Hospital study for 6 to 14 year olds with ADHD or Conduct Disorder.

Mr. Pritts North Frederick Washington, D.C Brichey Mangold Frederick Post Historic District Commission Julia Hanna HDC Bernie Callan Callan Children’s Hospital National Medical Center Sandra Kronsberg

Yesterday Items From Files of the News-Post 1934 and 1964

Entries note Dr Stanley Jones speaking in Frederic in 1834 with limited attendance. Gas prices drop to 17 cents, premium 19. President Roosevelt seen in Frederick en route to Braddock Heights. A warehouse in Adamstown burns. Elmer Willard family displaced. DAR Christmas luncheon at Key Hotel with 44 attendees. Charles Forsman elected president of Charles Men’s Wear shopping center group, first to serve second term. Frederick Lions Club opens 1964 with kettles funding Salvation Army and shows film The Magic Wheel.

Frederick Daughters of the American Revolution DAR Francis Stott Key Hotel Wedgwood Room Charles Forsman Charles Men’s Wear Forsman Shopping Center Merchants Association Harry A. Rosenfeld Lions Club OF Francis Scott Key Hotel Salvation Army

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