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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1981

Page

7

Frederick County jail plans face cost and size criticisms

The Maryland General Services Administration and Commissioner Jon P. Galley argue key jail items are excessive including basketball courts, extra site acreage, 77 square foot cells, 15 visiting stations, and an oversized administrative area. With costs rising from about 3 million to over 5 million, officials urge trimming to avoid a resort-like facility and seek state funding revisions before the 1982 election cycle.

Frederick County Hia Maryland General Services Administration Commissioner of Corrections Jon P. Galley GSA Delphey Del James E. McClellan Edward P. Thomas Charles H. Smelser West South Street Board of County Commissioners Capital Projects Maryland Department of Corrections Ling

Letters to the editor on pro choice theology debate

Rabbi Klensin at a symposium questions abortion and religious pluralism under the First Amendment. The piece argues abortion rights are political postures, not religious tenets, and notes churches for pro choice do not claim abortion is essential for salvation.

Robert G. Klensin Mary Ann Ford Rabbi Klensin United States Congress Supreme Court Rebbi Klensin Orabbi Klensin Hiller Ebb Elensin

Reagan era foes attempt to roll back Freedom of Information

The piece argues that soon after Reagan's election officials sought to limit the reach of the Freedom of Information Act FOIA. It cites Peter McPherson advising on how to keep transition documents from FOIA and notes bills by Alfonso D Amato and others to expand exemptions. Former Rep. John Moss defends judicial review as essential to FOIA.

Washington Ronald Reagan Ieeesant Peter McPherson McPherson FOIA McPerson Alfonso D’amato B-N.y CLA John Moss D.callf Moss Sen Orrin

Fireside Foia Bills Stir Washington Outlook

A split debate unfolds over new FOIA reform measures. Senators Chafee Goldwater and Dole propose curbs on disclosure and broad exemptions for CIA and proprietary data while oversight hearings begin in the House. In a separate feature, a Hall of Heroes celebrates emergency rescues by Olson De Li Croix and others on Mount Rainier and the Colorado River.

Hatch K-Utah Mage John Mitchell Sens Jobn Chafee R-R.1 Barry Goldwater Glenn English D-Okla_ BALL OF HEROES Garry D. Olson Jean de Li Croix Mount Rainier Olson de St. Croix James E. Briggs Colorado River Kalberga Farthing Briggs Lake Shoshone Yellowstone Park

Mount Airy Carnival highlights and club reports 1931

Mount Airy volunteers keep carnival traditions with display tents from merchants. Frederick County girls clubs report active canning sessions across multiple towns directed by home demonstration agent Ernestine Chubb. Rev W G Seiple speaks to Frederick Kiwanis on Japan reforms and gender issues. Brunswick eyed for federal redevelopment aid pending proper county planning. Young Republicans survey Kennedy farm program options. farm bill critiques by William Crum. Gordon D Hall addresses extremist rhetoric and women's guild discussions at Hood College.

Frederick County Young Republican Clubs Kennedy Ominibus Secretary of Agriculture William Crum Walkersville Congress

Legal Services Corp. aid at risk amid funding fights

Vernon E Jordan Jr discusses the National Urban League and the Legal Services Corporation. He argues that LSC provides essential access to civil legal aid for millions of poor Americans, noting its local, nonprofit structure and broad impact on family law, housing, welfare appeals, and other essential services. He warns that cutting or ending the program would erode equal justice and leave the poor without representation.

Legal Services Corp LSC Oae Washington Copley News Service

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