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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1981
Page
7
An advertising blurb details a manufacturing company listing a schedule with opening hours from 2 PM on weekdays and a Saturday session. The page includes stray identifiers and references to addresses, with a focus on a Maryland location and related services.
Washington Report argues that lawmakers and federal workers avoid Social Security taxes while benefiting from the system. It notes that millions of public employees do not participate yet can gain windfall benefits if they move to private jobs. It contends extending Social Security to public workers treats all workers alike and highlights the tax’s toll.
Readers commend Franz Bush for sensitive portrayal of mentally retarded citizens and oppose a proposed New Market truck stop near historic sites. A letter writer argues zoning and safety concerns, especially for school buses, and urges blocking the project to protect the town’s character and environment.
Washington memo reveals Vice President Bush noted the Reagan White House pledged to include minorities at the top levels but that political tests for minority candidates were being modified. The report also covers Bechtel ties to DOE official and broader concerns over minority recruitment and conflicts of interest.
A government tariff cut on imported handgun parts spurred a surge in cheap .22 caliber revolvers. R G Industries of Miami led production with 68 000 Saturday Night Specials between June 1976 and June 1977, while imports accounted for over half of about 1.0 million dollars in handgun parts in early 1973.
Frederick County Board of Education asked commissioners for 5435,000 for public schools. Superintendent G Lloyd Palmer noted the budget was 35,000 less than last year and an office officer was cut. Gen Amos Fries to speak at Flag Day in Baker Park. parade and guards planned by Frederick Lodge No.64. Drought Association reports 40 gardens under Capt W W Mines. Harriet Tyler Martin received a bachelor of arts degree magna cum laude from Hood College. Andrew G. Truxy spoke at commencement. Rev Donald A Haas to lead Woodsboro Lutheran Parish. Newly reorganized Board of Election Supervisors sworn in for two years. tasks include finding office space for machines and considering new machines with rising voter enrollment.
Phyllis Schlafly warns against eliminating dependent wives and widows benefits, arguing the program honors homemaking and stabilizes families. She cites Campbell’s proposal to phase out the dependent spouse benefit and replace it with limited earnings credits, warning of long term societal and economic harms.
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