Telephone split ushers big 1984 upheaval for AT&T
The article foresees a breakup of American Telephone & Telegraph into local units in 1984. It describes expected public unhappiness from fragmented service, potential multi billings, and consumer choice amid deregulation and bigness backlash.
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American Telephone & Telegraph
Ma Bell
Europe
Phone service breakup sparks fear of higher costs
The piece argues that AT&T's breakup will raise rates for most users, with demand for subsidies for low income residents. It laments repair delays and distant contact centers, cites Kilpatrick's horror story, and warns against ideology over deregulation, noting 1984 bills and the need to weigh real costs.
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Jack Kilpatrick
Woodville
Baltimore
At&t
Bert Lance
Ma Bell
Navy tests new rapid strike concept off Lebanon
Popular Mechanics reports a just-commissioned USS Ticonderoga and the Central Command rapid deployment concept are being tested as part of a new method to handle sudden wars. The plan includes a 200 mph surface-skimming landing vessel and other ships due by 1990. The Central Command, under Defense Department, coordinates all services with the Navy leading the test.
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Popular Mechanics
Ticonderoga
Central Command
Defense Department
MacDill Air Force Base
Florida
Navy
Margaret Trudeau seeks divorce from Pierre Trudeau
Margaret Trudeau filed for divorce from Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau last month. She lives in Ottawa, hosts a TV show, and writes a column for a Canadian magazine. Also noted is Joan Jett discussing defiant career resolve amid rock fame and a forthcoming album nearing gold status.
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D ET
Margaret Trudeau
Pierre Trudeau
Trudeau
Ottawa
International networks run death squads in Latin America
A Secretive alliance coordinates assassination and kidnapping to crush leftist movements across Central America. The White Hand network, CAL-Latin American Anti-Communist Confederation, and affiliations to the World Anti-Communist League are cited, with El Lobo claiming 406 operatives in Honduras and 16 confirmed killings.
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Washington
Latin America
Inc
CIA
el Salvador
Guatemala
Honduras
la Mano Blanco
The
White Hand
Mexico City
CAL
Latin American Anti-Communist Confederation
World Anti-Communist League
Asia
Europe
United States
White Force
White Brigade
Jon Lee Anderson
Honduran
Secret Police
el Lobo
Teguciagalpa
Yesterday Items From Files of the News-Post 50 years ago
The January 13 items recount 1934 church elections at a Frederick Evangelical Lutheran meeting with John L Shaw and Robert L Smyth chosen elders and James H Falk and Austin W Howard as deacons. A bridge supper and shower honored Miss Catherine Craigmile before her marriage to Russell Michael. An unrelated 1964 entry notes Frederick County meetings about Gov. Thomas Johnson High School with architects and school board officials invited. Chamber of Commerce seeks a local chairman for the Constitutional Prayer Foundation to press school prayer via a constitutional amendment. Christian Women's Club to meet at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with a tea and speaker Wilda Clif village missionary.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick
John L. Shaw
Robert L Smyth
James H Falk
Austin W. Howard
Frederick County
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Charles F. Bowers
A. Irvin Renn
Clarence C. Thomas
Frederick County School Board
Christian Women’s Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Roy Okan
Wilda Clif
Olympic spirit fuels Pony Club fundraiser and trials
In a reader letter, Dickcy Boutelle recalls joining Frederick Pony Club at nine, teaching for years, and a summer horse show that raised 2000 toward his Spring Open Selection Trials after a fall. Flying Cohoes earned Horse of the Year and other honors as Boutelle vows to compete again, thanking supporters.
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Frederick Pony
Flying Cohoes
Ledyard
Musical groups sought in Frederick County history quest
Frederick County history project seeks information on secular vocal or instrumental groups from the 18th or 19th centuries. People with data are asked to contact Carroll H. Hendrickson Jr at 405 Magnolia Ave Frederick MD 21701 or call 662 4907 evenings.
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Frederick County
Rock Creek
RCDC
Frederick County Public Schools
Health Department of
FCPS
Carroll H. Hendrickson JR
Magnolia Ave
Frederick
1983 Recap Narrows Focus On Urban Blight In New York
A year marked by joblessness and rising international tension ends with New York City highlighting urban blight in the South Bronx. Abandoned apartment blocks along a major highway symbolize poverty and disintegration, with limited funds and reduced federal housing programs hindering renovation efforts for revitalization.
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New York City
South Bronx
Decals mask urban decay as civil rights debate roils
A Coply News Service analysis laments cosmetic fixes masking poverty and urban neglect. It cites 1983 battles over the U.S. Civil Rights Commission, cuts to job training and food stamps, and attacks on affirmative action, arguing real solutions require bold policy changes and inclusive growth.
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U.S. Commission On Civil Rights
Coplty News Service
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