Canada to build new Washington embassy on Pennsylvania Avenue
Edward Nichols notes Ottawa plans a large new U S embassy on Pennsylvania Avenue to unite its Washington staff under one roof and signal Canada’s stake in the U S relationship. He cites Mulroney Reagan ties and debates over FIRA NEP, trade, and environmental accords shaping a deeper Canada U S focus. The piece weighs political reactions and the embassy’s potential prominence near Capitol Hill.
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Budget barnacles and pork barons in federal spendingscrape endowment
Washington column denounces wasteful projects in the federal budget claiming the National Endowment for Democracy is a costly, politically shielded barnacle. It notes the endowment’s institutes are controlled by major parties and labor groups, hindering reform despite calls to cut funding and curb Get Out The Vote drives abroad.
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Birdland Blues and the Earl Era in Baltimore
A readers poem recalls the Orioles tumult from Altobelli to Weaver and Cat Sr and Earl, tracing managerial upheavals, York Yankees sweeps, and a volatile season. The verse blends fan rage, owner aims, and a wary hope for a return to winning with Earl in charge. Paul C. Leatherman, Smithsburg.
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Governor Nice Traverses Frederick En Route to Baltimore
Gov Harry W Nice rode through Frederick en route to Baltimore from Hagerstown. Officer Miller directed traffic at the Square Corner signaling north on Market Street and the governor departed via Livesty Road. Nice waved to supporters along the route.
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