Freedom still counts on Independence Day reflections
The article notes that Independence Day has shifted from raucous displays to quiet family gatherings and ponders who is independent today. It contrasts independence with freedom, arguing governments exist to enable freedom and welcoming broader cooperation while questioning the balance with security and rugged individualism.
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California
Continental Congress
Britain
A Letter to America On The Fourth Of July 1978
A heartfelt birthday letter from American citizens to the nation. The author laments household burdens, taxes, and rising expenses while affirming love for the country and a desire to stay united as families grow. The piece concludes with birthday wishes and signs off by George Prior Sr of Frederick Maryland.
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George Prior
Frederick, Md
Trial verdict in Christoff false pretense case in Annapolis
The trial in Annapolis convicted Dr. Patrick L. Christoff on all counts of false pretense for falsifying records to obtain more state aid for Frederick Community College. Sentencing is slated for July TM with up to ten years per count. The six day trial exposed questions about defense strategy and hearsay objections while citing prior similar cases in Maryland.
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Patrick L. Christoff
Christoff
Frederick Community College
Hhis
H Chester Goudy
Christof
Chesapeake Community College
Maryland
State Board of Community Colleges
Delaware
Cecil Community College
Sleo
Board of Trustees
Letters to the Frederick Craft Fair Controversy
A reader alleges bias and misrepresentation by the Frederick Craft Fair promoter and a blocking tactic against his puppets. The piece contrasts criticism with fair standards, noting juried review, a veteran complaint, and the fair’s insistence on handmade crafts and vetted exhibitors.
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Mater
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
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Frederick
Frederick news items set for July 2 1988 and school board action
FRANK SIK OF FREDERICK and two members of the Frederick Hustlers remain active in winning pace. Plans are under way for a show on July 2, 1988. John J. Hollinger elected president of the Frederick Firemen's Association at the Walkersville Fire Hall ceremony. Dick Smith, Walkersville star, plans to continue performing. Several school principals named and teaching appointments set at Frederick County Board of Education meeting at East Church Street offices.
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E Vigleat Hone Company
Frederick
Frederick County Board of Education
East Church Street
Rumble of 1970s political clash and abortion debate in memo
A long Washington statement rips Carter era veterans and unemployment data, questions GAO findings on Labor Dept programs, and attacks abortion funding and right to life. It reports veterans' job struggles, a disabled vets drive, and a new study on drinking and heart health funded by brewers.
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Vietnam
America
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Ray Marshall
Labor Department
Marshall
Roland Mora
General Accounting Office
Ment
Congress
GAO
Kaiser- Permanente Medical Center
Oakland
Calif
Kaiser-Permanente
Brewers Association
Josh Levin
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