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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1987

Page

3

Telephone tax reform debate led by Hattery in Maryland

Frederick lawmaker Tom Hattery heads a new General Assembly joint committee to review telecommunications tax structures after AT&T breakup. The panel will meet over the summer to analyze long distance providers, who may face a corporate tax shift that could raise consumer costs. Hattery aims to protect taxpayers and keep phone users informed.

Frederick Hattery General Assembly Telephone Company At&t Maryland C&p

AIDS issue in Maryland 1988 legislative session

Robert C. Reid predicts AIDS will be the liveliest Maryland General Assembly topic when it reconvenes in 1988. He notes past caution on personal rights, considers hospital blood testing and marriage license screening, and foresees debates on testing for obstetric care, public safety, life insurance, corrections, and condom access amid rising AIDS concerns.

Maryland General Assembly Maryland General Assembly Nevada

Mint and Subcommittee Clash Over Coin Press Bids

A sharp clash unfolds between the U S Mint and the House Banking subcommittee staff over bids for new coin presses. The staff accuses the Mint of tailoring specs to favor foreign manufacturers while the Mint rebuts, citing strict adherence to procurement rules and limited capable bidders.

Washington United States Mint House Banking Subcommittee On Donnybrook Mint U.S Lisa Sylvester Donna Pope Subcommittee Pope Frank Annunzio D-Tll Fernand St Germain D-R.l Michael Brown Brown

Labor chief urges 30 hour week for state road workers

State labor commissioner Harry T. Phoebus proposes a 30 hour work week with full salary for all state road employees after a three hour Somerset County strike for higher pay. With no funds available, plan calls for one crew to work three 10 hour days while the other crew covers the remaining days.

Harry T. Phoebus Somerset County Phoebus

Letter criticizes WFMD host Grunwell and radio arrogance

G.W. Smith of Walkersville writes that Tom Grunwell's on air remarks reveal a bias toward Washington teams and right wing politics. He mocks Grunwell for claiming fame with the Redskins and Marines and argues announcers feel ownership of the airwaves at 5000 watt stations.

WFMD Tom Grunwell Grunwell Frederick Deadskins Redskins Washington U.S. Marines Ron Reagan Ollie North

Letters Spark Debate as Readers Clash Over Free Speech

A reader lauds Tommy Grunwell Pro and blasts Mike Kennedy for political ranting while contrasting U S and Soviet freedoms. A second letter from James D Latimer celebrates 50 years of United Way in Frederick County and seeks memorabilia for the anniversary celebration.

Mike Kennedy Tommy Grunwell Mr. Grunwell Kennedy Grunwell Soviet Union America United Way of Frederick County Frederick United Way South Market Street James D. Latimer United Way of Frederick County, Inc

Ollie North T-shirt debate in Frederick Post letter

A reader defends wearing an Ollie North for President T-shirt to counter what he sees as pro Communist propaganda. He praises North as capable and urges support for democratic resistance in Nicaragua while lampooning critics. A second reader notes a bullfighter photo and calls for kinder treatment of animals in labs.

Bob Hilton Frederick Bob Ollie North Onie Wii Rodgers Nicaragua Colonel North A.P

End of the World Sects Rally in High California Caves

TV segment shows West Coast group retreating to California mountains for a predicted apocalypse. The leader nicknamed Mother Earth sports sticks in her hair and fantasizes about a nuclear or celestial catastrophe. Community observers mock the folly in a Thurmont sourced report.

Maury Poyich California Mother Earth Tammy Bakker

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