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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1981
Page
8
Frederick Maryland published classified page notes office hours from 9 AM to 5 PM daily with Saturday half day and contact numbers for the Great Southern Printing Company at Fetrick Street. The ad lists the Frederick address 21701 and two phone lines 301 662 1177 and 662 1262.
The U S Chamber of Commerce critiques unemployment trust fund loans to states, noting high borrowing costs to the Treasury and interest free loans to states. It urges charging interest on new borrowing, default safeguards, and benefit freezes to curb deficits as part of Reagan era budget reduction efforts. The piece highlights taxpayer mistrust in government borrowing practices.
The rising dollar, up about 20 percent this year, draws mixed reactions abroad with European leaders blaming U.S. high interest rates for stagnation. Analysts say Fed monetary tightness supports the dollar, while inflation and fiscal policy abroad influence exchange rates. Officials urge global cooperation to curb inflation as Americans tour abroad amid favorable rates.
Mrs. Lochner argues the county should not expand at the old courthouse and suggests the old post office could house city operations not needing to be in City Hall. She clarifies she isn’t advocating moving City Hall, only offering a use for the building to preserve it for posterity.
A detailed argument supports shortening air traffic controllers workweeks to reduce fatigue and improve safety. Benefits cited include lower turnover, better retirement options after 20 years, and proper pay tied to the high responsibility of guiding passenger flights. The piece includes comments from Donald A. Leadore and notes on retirement challenges at Washington National Tower.
Frederick County notes report wheat tops delayed harvest due to cool rainy weather with a predicted yield near seven hundred percent of normal compared to last year’s bumper crop despite drought. Rotary Club installs officers led by Lewis R. Dertzhaugh, plus an auditing committee chosen for the county. Colonial Music Shop opens two new showrooms, touted as Maryland’s most complete music store. Linda Lawrence and Patsy Stup named Frederick delegates to the American Red Cross Leadership Center at Hood College. Philip R. Winebrenner named to a state forest resources study commission, succeeding past natural resources boards. Comptroller Geld is named head of the commission.
Washington column charges Ed Wilson and Frank Terpil exploited CIA training to aid Libyan leader Muammar Qaddafi and Ugandan President Idi Amin. It alleges contacts with high US officials, calls for a special prosecutor, and outlines alleged bribes, security leaks, and failed investigations across agencies including the FBI BATF and Customs.
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