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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1985
Page
4
Edward J. Walsh argues that a Youth Subminimum proposal could hurt 16 to 19 year olds by lowering pay to 2.50 per hour, increasing unemployment among teens while unions defend higher wages. He contends the minimum wage suppresses youth opportunities and harms long term labor prospects.
In a reader letter Billy Ray Cameron Commander in Chief Veterans of Foreign Wars condemns the rock video 19 released May 15 1985 as demeaning and harmful to Vietnam veterans. He urges Americans to rethink viewing or purchasing the videotape citing the sacrifice and suffering of those who served in Southeast Asia.
A viewer recounts watching the CBS film Do You Remember Love starring Joanne Woodward and Richard Kiley, tears and memories of a spouse’s decline. It praises ADRDA efforts, NIH funding talk, and calls for donations while noting the emotional and financial burden on families.
Reader's Digest cites a persistent refugee challenge facing Southeast Asian arrivals. Agencies often abandon newcomers or leave them on welfare as language barriers and welfare rules deter work. The piece urges focus on self-sufficiency, extended personal involvement, and targeted aid for those already here.
Awards were made at a Court of Honor in Brunswick Reformed Church with James Barger earning Eagle Scout, Austin Cooper receiving an Eagle Palm, and others earning 90 merit badges and several class badges. Local graduates from the University of Maryland included Jon Kreisaig, Margaret Thomas, Thomas Moss, and others.
This mini editorial criticizes the 1913 income tax and praise for Reagan's tax plan while proposing a flat tax as an ideal. It notes concerns about secrecy from former government workers and references executive memo items about chauffeur limits and a Senate race in California. It mentions Rep Bobbi Fiedler and Sen Alan Cranston and cites Maureen Reagan's hospital stay with a $40 bill.
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