Food stamp program called a liberals’ pork barrel
Anthony Harrigan argues in Sensing the News that Congress favors a growing food stamp program. He cites Ohio speeches by Reagan and notes 21.5 million recipients in 1984. He laments 10 percent overpayments and calls the system a sacred cow funded 100 percent by the federal government.
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Baltimore Catholic groups urged to aid the poor and shelter the homeless
The Catholic Review argues that despite new hotels and redevelopment Baltimore and other communities neglect the poor. It calls on parishes and religious groups to unite to pressure city, state, and federal leaders for housing and shelter, warning food drives alone cannot cure underlying issues.
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CIA opinions question Israeli Syria bias in war tales
Washington brief notes a CIA minority view that Israel may hype its war success against Syria to gain leverage with the United States and lure Soviet aid. It cites disputed claims of a new anti tank weapon and stresses training and tactics as the real factors.
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Summer church service opens season in Baker Park
On June 20 1933 the summer church service sponsored by Protestant churches will be held in Baker Park with Rev Dr G Ellis Williams delivering The Constant Flame. The vested choir will sing and the series has become a yearly event drawing large crowds from several denominations.
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Seven Locks students thank departing teacher David B Chase
Letter from seven fifth graders led by Larry Cutler Duane Davis Corey Jeffries Nicole Kripotis Brad Phillips Barry Stern praising David B Chase, noting his move to Poolesville Elementary, and wishing success for students at Tolesville Elementary as they liked him greatly.
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White House rattle over staff infighting and policy
Washington reports show a White House mired in turf clashes as advisers Baker Deaver and Darman clash with Clark. A London wire story praising Reagan spawns senior aide anger while press coverage of the Oval Office interview fuels questions about presidential focus and foreign policy progress amid an improving economy.
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