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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1985

Page

4

Maryland faces possible loss of federal highway funds over 55 mph violations

Maryland and two other states face a proposed non compliance finding over the 55 mph national limit based on speeding data. Maryland refined enforcement plans amid fears of a 5.8 million dollar federal funds withhold. Polls show majority oppose the limit, while rural Eastern Shore residents report highest violations.

Maryland Arizona Vermont U.S. Department of Transportation Feds Union Department of Legislative Tf Dot Elizabeth Hanford Dole Federal Highway System National Highway Traffic Safety Administration NHTSA Massachusetts Bay State Mason-Dixon Research Associates Maryland Dot William Hellman Hellman Environmental Protection Agency Canada United States

In-Flight Meal Temps Raise FDA Food Safety Flags

FDA inspections reveal storage problems aboard multiple airlines for meals served to destinations including Bermuda Atlanta Miami and Fort Lauderdale. Temperatures ranged from 54 to 72 degrees on steaks chicken and fish with creamer stored improperly on several Delta flights and a Capitol International flight delaying takeoff to retime meals.

Washington Food and Drug Administration FDA Chicago Baltimore Atlanta Dallas New York Dennis Eckart D-Ohio Tony Capaccio William Adams Food Services Association Adams Eastern Airlines Bermuda Miami Fort Lauderdale Eastern Pan American Pan Am Pelsonnel Pan Am American Airlines Newark Portugal Delta Dallas-Fort Worth Capitol International Airways Kennedy Airport

Tax fairness for families clashes with two earners deduction

Phyllis Schlafly argues taxpayers should end the two earner deduction that rewards mothers who leave the home for paid work. She contends the 1981 law creates bias against traditional families, costs billions, and widens income-based disparity, urging Reagan reform to neutralize family work patterns.

New York Times the Times Times Senate Bob Packwood Packwood Gloria Steinem

Keeping the dream alive on apartheid disinvestment debate

Don McEvoy argues against U S corporate investment in South Africa’s regime, urging disinvestment to end apartheid. He cites Bishop Desmond Tutu and Alan Paton, notes economic sanctions and Japanese influence, and stresses the moral imperative to act despite mixed opinions.

South Africa Desmond Tutu America Alan Paton

Rev Hermann urges love to heal economy and society

In Baker Park the Reverend Edward A G Hermann urged love as the cure for economic and social ills during weekly Protestant services. Other clergy offered prayers and readings while the crowd heard invocation by Dr. Charles W Wehler and scripture by Rev. William C. Royal.

Baker Park Edward A.G. Hermann Jesus Charles W. Wehler William C. Royal Amos J. Traver Bernard C. Morris

Acne Q&A from Dr Wallace for Teens

Teens ask about acne and Dr Ronald Reisner explains causes including hormones heredity and bacteria. Blackhead darkness ties to melanin not dirt. Diet has little effect on acne and chocolate does not cause it. Washing helps remove oil but does not cure acne while teen hormones drive its occurrence.

Ronald Reisner University of California At Los Angeles School of Medicine

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