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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1984
Page
4
A discussion traces changing attitudes toward roadside litter from bottle collecting as a child to the shift of responsibility from individuals to society. It notes earlier fines for littering and critiques modern slogans like changing times and corporate America as shifting blame away from personal accountability.
The text argues the bottle bill shifts litter costs to society via higher deposit fees on bottles and cans, promoting recycling. It notes Oregon's adoption after conflicts among environmentalists and business, while praising private citizens and diverse age groups for bottle collecting as a remunerative, healthful activity. It also highlights Maryland's local solution linking personal responsibility with free enterprise to curb litter.
Nationally syndicated columnist Anthony Harrigan argues that the United States has an enduring story that will outlast generations. He critiques pessimism, warns against a fear driven peace, and urges affirming leadership to preserve the American success story.
Congressional investigators scrutinize Edward Hidalgo’s influence as Assistant Navy Secretary on General Dynamics 1 billion bailout in 1974. Internal documents show Hidalgo urged executives to drop cost overrun claims and seek Congressional rescue, despite the company’s sound finances.
Fragmented quotations reflect debates on religion's role in government and foreign policy. Margaret Thatcher, Jerry Falwell, William Sloane Coffin, and other figures articulate starkly different views on intervention, morality, and national security amid a broader cultural discourse.
Don McEvoy notes that faith, whether from the religious right or left, seeks public expression and public policy influence without establishing a state church. He cites Ferraro and Reagan to illustrate how personal faith and political stance intersect, while warning that religious views affect judgments on abortion and public policy.
A 1934 Frederick area notice reports a renewed push by Howard Margin Jones and Ritchie stalwarts to organize mass voter meetings amid contention with Mayor Harry C. Mace. The piece also notes Confederate debt redemptions, a looming playground fund shortfall, a nurse pin ceremony, and Jack Pot Days shopping promotions with 50 downtown merchants participating.
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