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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1984
Page
4
A Maryland Annapolis scene shows lawmakers navigating the costly social web of the General Assembly. Delegates and senators receive daily food allowances while sponsors and lobbyists fund meals, easing passage with dinners at Fran O'Brien's and the Hilton.
Intelligence analyses claim Soviet defenses failed to identify a 747 over Kamchatka and Sakhalin, leaving a path for the airliner to Vladivostok. Critics question B-1 relevance, urging focus on stealth and B-52s. Also covers Zomax drug controversy and Lebanon party security.
The 1963 circulation at the C Burr Artz Library rose 13 percent from 1962, with over 110,800 books stamped at main desks in adult and children's sections. The peak day was Saturday February 23, when 886 books circulated.
The News American argues a loophole lets convicted offenders run for office while on probation. It endorses a constitutional amendment barring anyone not a registered voter from filing, referencing former state Sen. Tommie Broadwater and similar cases. The piece notes the measure’s Broadwater bill nickname and calls for action before 1986 elections.
About 250 men were employed in Frederick on federal public works with 40 men to build a road at the airport for 44 days. John W. Loy plans retirement after long service as deputy county treasurer, to be succeeded by Mrs. Fern N. Etzler. Bequests to churches and public institutions are in the will of former State Senator Frank C. Norwood, probated in Orphans Court, with an estate valued between 150000 and 200000 dollars. Hood College Alumnae Council to hold a mid winter meeting as college clubs report. Temperatures fell to 26 degrees, six degrees below normal for January.
Letter by Robert E Kennedy at 14 College Ave Frederick urges nations to make peace paramount through understanding and cooperation. He warns missiles and force cannot solve conflicts and calls for a joint effort to reduce arms, respect differing beliefs, and work toward a world where future generations survive.
In a wry Los Angeles memoir style, two old friends Richard and I reflect on aging love and longing. They recall past flames from Zenobia to a flighty New York tied to airports, while their pool hall banter and dating misfires persist with stubborn humor.
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