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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1983

Page

4

El Salvador policy critique echoes Vietnam era lessons

The piece argues three assumptions behind U S aid to El Salvador risk misreading the threat from communism. It cites Gen Giap and Gen Bam on South Vietnam aims and outlines Undersecretary Ikle's congressional briefing about Soviet Cuba aid, Nicaragua bases, and the danger of Western Europe style democratic concessions in Central America.

Reagan el Salvador America U.S South Vietnam Nguyen Giap Vo Bam United States Bam Saigon National Liberation Front North Vietnam Kennedy Hanoi Southeast Asia Washington Giap Laos Cambodia Fred Ikle Congress Tkie Cuba Israel Moscow Central America Nicaragua Ikle Caribbean Europe

Gas price rise mirrors state tax hikes in Maryland

Bob Reids Annapolis column notes gasoline costs rebound after a winter low as pump taxes rise. From April to June state increases add 24 cents plus federal and local taxes, sparking blame on the legislature. A Maryland fishing trip with Gov Hughes is also described amid bluefish outcomes.

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Federal debt squeeze threatens rural New Mexico clinic

La Clinica del Pueblo in Tierra Amarilla, serving an elderly Hispanic population, faces possible closure as the federal government demands repayment of a $102,000 debt from loans previously written off. The clinic relies largely on community support, Medicare, and Medicaid, and argues the move contradicts its potential to qualify for subsidies and its goal of independence. Senator Domenici criticizes the administration’s stance while the clinic weighs its future amid funding pressures.

Washington New Mexico la Clinica del Pueblo Tierra Amarilla la Clinica National Health Service Corps Clinica Sam Pete Domenici R-N.m Charles Bermont Army Engineers Potomac River Chesapeake Bay Donald Goldberg John Dillon Engineer Corps Thomas Blankinship Blankinship Potomac Chesapeake

Moonlight Bonanza and Capitol Intrigue Excerpt

The piece notes lawmakers’ outside earnings from speaking fees, highlighting six senators earning more than their salaries last year. It cites examples including E de la Garza and remarks on the lack of strict enforcement. It also touches on security humor about officials and a missing exhibit chrysanthemum at a Capitol display.

Joseph Bratton Fort McNair Anacostia River Tooth Fairy Congress House Senate Rep. E Kika) de la Garza D-Tex Thomas D. O'Neill D-Mass Kenneth Adelman Disarmament Duce State Department Dr. Adelman United Nations Ambassador Adelman Mr. Adelman Amnesty International Cambodia Pol Pot

Frederick Cotillion Club Dances at Catoctin Club

The Frederick Cotillion Club opens its summer dance series at the Catoctin Club with music by Al’s Columbia Broadcasting Orchestra The Heights is slated for mid to late summer. A Carroll County Firemen’s Association convention met in Manchester with J H Brown leading the opening program and local school orchestras performing under Phillip Royer and Charles Foreline. About 200 CCC workers are expected to move into Frederick County to begin Fishing Creek watershed work, as announced by Mayor Elmer Munshower and state forester P W Besley.

Frederick Cotillion Club Catoctin Club Columbia Broadcasting Orchestra the Heights Carroll County Firemen’s Association Firemen’s Hall Manchester J.H. Brown Manchester Tah School Phillip Royer Carroll County Charles Foreline Manchester High School Forest Army Civilian Conservation Corps CCC Frederick County Fishing Creek Elmer Munshower P.W. Besley

Baltimore Annual Conference opens at Western Maryland College

More than 700 Methodist ministers and laypeople will gather at Western Maryland College Westminster for the 179th session convened by Bishop John Wesely Lord of the Washington Area. Nearby, Sperry L. Storm students at Winchester Hall prepare a recital with guest soloist James David Hagan invited from Peabody Conservatory. Rose Hill Garden Club announces its Flower Show at Calvary Methodist Church Parish Hall with the theme America the Beautiful and soil testing reviews by the County Agriculture Department Maryland Extension Service.

Western Maryland College Westminster John Wesely Lord Washington Methodist Church Baltimore Sperry L. Storm Winchester Hall Evangelical and Reformed United Church of Christ West Church Street James David Hagan Mr. Storm Peabody Conservatory of Music Rose Hill Garden Club Calvary Methodist Church Parish Hall County Agriculture Department Maryland Extension Service

Landfill fears and executive sessions cited in Haines letter

Elliott Haines of Myersville writes that public officials rush to shield sensitive landfill issues at Eastalco and Reichs Ford, citing delayed meetings, secretive sessions, and past dumping stories to urge investigative reporting on hazardous waste burial and possible health impacts.

Eustalo Bollinger Clagett Haines Sheriff's Department News-Post Eastalco Kastalco Reichs Ford U.S 15 Esstaleo Maryland Frederick

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