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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1984
Page
3
The Frederick area mourns the loss of Ruby Virginia Hahn aged 78 of Frederick and Ralph Merchant aged 75 of Florida. Both were noted for deep community contributions through their local businesses and past work.
The Washington Post reports dramatic new evidence suggesting Filipino security agents killed opposition leader Benigno Aquino. Witnesses and researchers describe a staged exit and coded orders heard on plane microphones, challenging the government's official back-head shooting theory.
The State Department of Health estimated Frederick should pass the 18 000 population mark before the end of 1944 in a report. Frederick Alderman Charles P. Hiteshew recovering at home after being thrown from his car on a wet road south of Frederick. Over 50 Frederick Countians attended Maryland Farm Bureau convention sessions in Baltimore addressed by Henry A. Wallace. The 1964 entry notes the Frederick Fire Engine Company No. 1 plans to offer a 10 week heavy rescue training course with rope work instruction. The March of Dimes drive opened in Frederick County with fund activities including a Point of Rocks bar and turkey shoot raising $131 37. Top officials from five Western Maryland counties will meet at the Frederick Holiday Inn for a western region commissioners gathering.
Elliott Haines of 1722 Monument Road Myersville argues in a reader letter that four million dollars is needed for the Montevue issue but borrowed money is wrong. He urges contracting care to private facilities, criticizing public homes as discriminatory and costly. He praises privatization and cites courthouse sale as precedent, urging reason to curb spending.
The piece argues Congress should pause to evaluate Bandow’s plan to balance the federal budget by 1904, saving about 200.281 billion through ending foreign subsidies, cutting military spending, trimming foreign aid, and eliminating Export-Import Bank subsidies, while criticizing current deficits driven by government spending and Reagan era tax changes.
The plan by Doug Bandow calls for drastic federal cuts across science funding, energy subsidies, agriculture supports, and regional programs. It favors user fees, privatization, and eliminating many agencies to balance the budget, while noting unlikely adoption by Congress and the president.
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