Stand up for Canada and thank you just a person
A Frederick resident urges Americans to thank Canada for helping six U S diplomats escape Tehran after 12 weeks in the Canadian Embassy. The piece cites Canadian aid, embassy staff departures, and prior support from Canada during crises, urging unity and gratitude.
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Canada
Frederick
Frederick Area
Iran
Tehran
Khomeini
Europe
Ken Taylor
U.S
America
Vietnam
Bryan McGregor
McGregor
Jozsef Cardinal Mindszenty
Edmund Burke
Washington diplomat Laingen warned of Iran risks in 1979 crisis
Bruce Laingen, the U S chargé d affaires in Tehran, warned that admitting the exiled shah would trigger anti American actions and destabilize Iran and the region He warned Washington that Iran's psychology and loyalty to religious guidance could lead to volatile, enduring reactions He cautioned that outsiders would misread Iranian actions and suggested Americans remain alert to protect themselves amid rising militant pressure and hostage threats.
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Washington
Bruce Laingen
U.S
Tehran
Iraniat Foreign Office
Emnessy
Foreign Service
Laingen
Shah
United States
Secretary of Tenance
Iran
Gen
Heary Precht
Head
Eskin
Iela
Redilly
Eadseguets
Ibrahim Yagdi
Jimmy Carter
Dale van Atte Thal Laingen
Tess
Letters to the editor defend Dr Tauraso and critique housing rules
Readers dispute Dr Tauraso’s defense of Pat Christoff and fault the legal system’s handling of crime. They discuss honest governance, punishments for public-trust abuses, and call Maryland to clean up. A reader questions a dog trap photo and urges factual follow up. Another letter defends covenants in Frederick County subdivisions and urges adherence to rules. A League of Women Voters commends car pool efforts and energy conservation, while a third letter argues against federal abortion funding and asserts the right to life, criticizing privacy-based pro abort oppressions.
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Tauraso
Pat Christoff
Maryland
Frederick County
League of Women Voters
News-Post
Frederick Area
Beverly Byron
Opt Beret
Special observance marks 25th anniversary of First Baptist Church
A January 31 1090 item notes special observance at the First Baptist Church of Frederick for 25 years since its 1905 organization under Rev. William Hammond Parser. It lists charter and current members, plus brief local notes on community groups Germantown Grange Cub Scout Pack 276 Eagles Auxiliary and a letter from Allan M Creed praising anti smoking moves and local health progress.
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Frederick
William Hammond Parser
Singleton Thomas Stull
James M. Man
W. H. Steinhaus
William S. Schwarts
Melvin E. Watkins
Nema M. Derr
Parker
Mra
E. J. Grubbs
Nettle Notaingle
William $. Schwartz
Annie E. Bitzer
Emma J. Stull
Robert F. Grubbs
Harriet Lewis Parker
Braddock Heights Fire Hall
W. C. Hill
Carl Carson
Melvin Zimmerman
Gene
Gary Zimmerman
Carlton Marvel
Gregory Myers
Paul Throne
William Metcalf
Brian Zimmerman
Den
Russell Yinger
Gordon Taylor
Anna Mae Hughes
Frederick High School
Deo
Jo Ann Patton
Virginia Taylor
Shirley Simon
Margaret Zimmerman
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Stand Up
Jack Anderson
Bam
Bien
Christoff
Robert Herr
Airy
Fur Trapper
Animal Control Center
ED Houck
Maryland Fur Trappers Inc
Box
Planning and Zoning Commission
County Planning Commission
Bob Dempsey
Westchester Court
Middletown, Md
Mary Ann Ford
Bonnie Bailey-Baker
Frederick Co
Feople
Lake Pipers
T. Roy Brooke
Otto W. Anderson
Montgomery County
Germantown Grange
Germantown Hall
James D. King
Genoa King
Donald Kerby
Albert A. Ady
Edgar Stevens
Helen Hughes
Harry Anglesbee
William G. Iglehart
Ernest King
James King
Ceres
Carlton Browning
Borenss
Margaret Hargett
Era
Clus
Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles No. 1067
Alice Summers
Frances Summers
Irene Easterday
Mildred Kottmger
Delue Crawford
Emma Angleberger
Summers
Mildred Grimes
Angleberger
Bertha Long
Eula Finneyfrock
Madeline Dyer
Uncle Sam
Douglas A. Powell
Hamburg Rd
Tumple
Herve
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Widde Net
Brooke Tree
Allan M Creed
Pryederick
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