Growth and traffic strain Frederick’s urban expansion
Frederick faces growth driven traffic challenges across west Frederick and Rosemont Avenue corridor. Improvements arrive slowly with signals and stoppages planned, while Rosemont’s bottleneck at Baughman’s Lane and Military Road spurs calls for immediate action. Long term planning hinges on timely, comprehensive traffic solutions citywide.
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Frederick
Opossumtown Pike
North
Rosemont Avenue
Yellow Springs
Rosemont
Military Road
Clover Hill
West Hills
Fort Detrick
West Seventh Street
North Frederick
Golden Mile
Rosemont Military Road
Baughman's Lane
Easier Way to Punish the Soviet Union Revealed
Heritage Foundation analysts document U N budget figures showing U S funding to anti democratic causes. They claim U N actions subsidize Soviet backed terrorist movements including PLO support and SWAPO, calling for Reagan to curb U S dollars to pressure Moscow. The piece argues halting funding would penalize Soviet aggression in Afghanistan and Poland.
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United States
Soviet Union
Afghanistan
Poland
Siberia
Europe
Reagan
Moscow
Versailles
Kremlin
U.S
Heritage Foundation
U.N
Thomas Gulick
Juliana Geran Pilon
United Nations
World “Peace” Agency
Uncle Sam
Palestine Liberation Organization
Red China
PLO
Southwest Africa Peoples Organization
SWAPO
Angola
African National Congress
Pan-African Congress
Juliana Pilon
Copley News Service
Navy artists paint portraits for admirals at taxpayer cost
Navy maintains a corps of official artists producing portraits landscapes and ship paintings for admirals and other officials. Documentation shows unbilled commissions and handwritten thanks from high-ranking officers while inspectors warned against undocumented unreimbursed art work costing over 350000 annually.
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Washington
Navy
Donald Goldberg
John Dillon
Navy Publications and Printing Service
Mae
Congressional
Ile
Reagan
Social Security faces critics as experts debate true value of benefits
Social Security experts say most workers will receive far more than they pay in, with projections showing benefits up to 14 times contributions for many, while a small high earner group could repay less. Analysts warn trust fund insolvency could erase theoretical gains, and politicians face choices to cut benefits or raise taxes to fund promised payouts.
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Washington
Reagan
John A. Svahn
Social Security
Qack
Dhalualier Suow
Social Security Administration
Orlo A. Nichols
Richard G. Schreitmueller
Svahno
Comdtrast
Ukely
Ronald Reagan
Eeworth Robertaoa
Svaho
Pat Dilley
House
Ways and Keans Committee
Robertson
da Fuller
Syaka
Congress
Pet Show Delights Baker Park With Willie the Monkey
A Pet Show attracting 396 attendees featured children friendly displays contests and prizes in Baker Park. Willie the monkey won the most unusual and entertaining award while other prizes honored largest smallest and smartest entries.
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Baker Park
Willie
Letters propose soaps replacement and gender roles debate
Thurmont resident Rickard argues replacing afternoon soaps would disrupt housework norms, sparking male control tensions. He criticizes women dating to domestic life, suggests game shows preserve jobs, and laments shifts in shared duties as women gain leisure time. Address: Main 31 Apt 4 Thurmont.
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News-Post
Glens Rickard
Thurmont
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