Frederick County Day Care Center Task Force vows no shutdown
The two co chairmen Catherine Smith and Sue White pledge the Frederick Armory day care will not close despite a state mandate to phase out state operated centers. The panel aims to study cost effectiveness and pursue a purchase of care contract while preserving access for current children and monitoring quality.
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Catherine Smith
Sue White
Stephen Mood
Department of Social Services
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Maryland
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Senate Budget and Taxation Committees
General Assembly
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Frank Sullivan
Social Services
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Dolan fights Moynihan straddle bill amid NCPAC shift
Washington report notes NCPAC morphing from campaign group to lobbying force under John Dolan who opposes a Moynihan bill closing a key tax shelter. Straddling uses futures contracts to generate deductible losses, with millions sheltered and a high tax disparity between capital gains and ordinary income.
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Washington
National Conservative Political Action Committee
NCPAC
John T. Dolatt
Sec
Daniel Patrick Moynlhan
D-N.y
Treasury
Dolan
Congress
Congressional Joint Committee On Taxation
Doiso
Treasury Bill
Tax Committee
Taxpayer costs, debt financing and NCPAC critique
The piece attacks NCPAC for supporting a debt based tax dodge benefiting the wealthy while costing ordinary taxpayers billions yearly in interest and a food stamp program for elites. It notes a Justice Department referral over lobbying concerns and mentions Interior Secretary Watt's clashes with Congress over the Office of Aircraft Services. It also covers Army pistol upgrades to 9mm, possible disposal of some Colt 45s to gun clubs, and a PG rating note on film labeling.
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Ict Otter
NCPAC
Dolan
Justice Department
Tony Capaccio
Watt
James Watt
Congress
Office of Aircraft Services
General Accounting Office
GAO
Gavines
Frederick County Hs and Civic News in Two Eras
Frederick County 4H members to play larger role in Boys and Girls Week at the University of Maryland with prominent local participation. Rev Hartman preached at Baker Park services on The Going of the Day and the Coming of the Night urging better living. Frederick Chamber of Commerce names Charles Seeger president with new board including Simmons, Kolb, Haller, and Clary. Twenty eight Boy Scouts return from Philmont with stops across Ohio, Missouri, Colorado. Joseph Baker reports YMCA progress and need for a new facility as population grows. County commissioners approve 150000 for New Midway Elementary School additions and remodeling.
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Ralph E. Hartman
Grace Reformed Church
Baker Park
Charles F. Seeger
Frederick
Cimarron
N.M
Philmont
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Columbus
Ohio
Scott Air Force Base
St. Louis
la Junta
Colo
Charles Stup
Joseph D. Baker
Bible beliefs clash over Israel strike and ethics
Letters debate Jerry Falwell's use of scripture to support Israel's bombing of Iraq's nuclear reactor. Peter themes include pacifism, biblical prophecy, Zionism, and Christian duty toward Jews, with many Bible quotes and strong views on abortion, mercy, and national policy.
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Jerry Falwell
Israel
Jesus
Mr. Falwell
Isaiah
House of Israe
Paul
Jesus Christ
Peter
Letter correction misreads July text and names
A reader flags errors in a July 4 letter. several words appear miswritten or misread. The corrected phrase suggests: “ae Ral sf Bienes has exercised his freedom but seeks to deny Pulgeme Seedem tootheny.” The note references Angela A. and Martin of Walkersville, prompting a clarification of the intended names and actions.
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