Government isn't the answer to the energy crisis and inflation
Guest column argues that regulation worsened the energy shortage and high inflation of the 1970s while deregulation and market pricing spurred growth. It credits Reagan era policies for lower inflation and easier credit, cites airline deregulation boosting competition and lower fares, and urges tax cuts and further deregulation to create jobs and compete globally. The piece envisions a post Cold War world with multiple regional powers and predicts the marketplace driving democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Energy
Carter
White House
Reagan
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Aires
People Express
Presidential
United States
Soviet Union
Delaware
Pete du Pont
Japan
Europe
East Asia
China
du Pont
Ret ard Hypocrisy Rules Blue Laws Debate in Frederick
A column argues that Sunday shopping bans expose hypocrisy in Frederick County politics. It targets Delegate James E Doc McClellan and Delegate Albert Morningstar for inconsistencies defending blue laws while others shop Sundays. It urges tougher anti drinking and driving measures as traffic fatalities rise.
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James E
SUN
Morningstar
Doc McClellan
Frederick County
House
McClellan
Judiciary Committee
Invig
Down Town
Frederick
Stealth bomber debate stalls at Congress over cost
Washington shows budget angst as lawmakers push to fund 132 Stealth bombers despite a rival plan using a modified cruise missile carrier. A secret Pentagon study suggests a redesigned 747 or L1011 could perform second strike tasks cheaper, yet defense officials insist on the pricey stealth fleet.
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Washington
Congress
Pentagon
Air Force
Soviet Union
Defense Department
Caspar Weinberger
Donald Goldberg
Korean Air Lines
KGB
Dr Strangelove
Cruse
CMCA
Pentagon Io
Debating Sunday work laws and freedom of conscience
Letters argue for freedom to work and worship without government limits, questioning blue laws that restrict Sunday labor for Christians and others. The piece challenges imposing a specific Christian standard on all, listing services from gas pumps to newspapers and travel, urging individual conscience and broad religious liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morningstar
Brug Stores
Power Company
America
Veterans Reorganize Examusburg American Legion Post
World War veterans met at Firemen's Hall in Examusburg and reorganized the Fraoria Wider post with Charles Houck Jr of Walkersville helping. Lester J Damuth was elected commander, Charles J Rowe post adjutant, Maurie H Moser vice commander, and Louis H Stoner financial officer. Robert Farrer of Taylorsville fractured an arm hand cranking a gasoline engine at home. A group from Baltimore toured to surprise Mr and Mrs George R Strasberger of 506 N Market St with a birthday party including Charles Hachmeister Irving Jane Ruth Mary Hachmeister Frank Galster and Mr and Mrs Aherne.
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World War Veterans of
Examusburg
Fraoria
Amercan Legion
Charles Houck Jr
Walkersville
Orginal
Lester J Damuth
Charles J Rowe
Maurie H Moser
Louis H Stoner
Robert Farrer
Taylorsville
Baltimore
George R Strasberger
N Market St
Charles Hachmeister
Irving
Jane
Ruth
Mary Hachmeister
Frank Galster
Aherne
Maryland tax chief warns bootleg cigarette traffic grows
Edward F Englebert Jr of Maryland State Tax Division says bootleg cigarettes bought for 165 a carton in North Carolina have expanded into a "mammoth operation" rivaling Al Capone. Maryland and New York see smuggling to dodge taxes as mild legal penalties fail to deter otherwise. A hospital gift cart named the cheery cherry sells toiletries and gifts to patients through Frederick Memorial Hospital, run by the hospital’s Women’s Auxiliary. Francis Scott Key Unit 11 of the American Legion announces Americanism essay contest winners with Beth Kelly and Sharon Biser leading the junior and senior divisions respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F Englebert Jr
Maryland
North Carolina
al Capone
New York
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Women's Auxiliary of
The
Francis Scott Key Unit No 11
American Legion Aunthory
Beth Kelly
Lisa Hoffman
Michael Fisher
Sharon Biser
Joanne Hylton
Delores Slagle
Handling Delicate School Issues From Letters to Dr Wallace
A collection of letters deskside with Dr Wallace offering guidance. Topics include addressing a classmate’s body odor with sensitivity and seeking private help from school staff, a young woman weighing love and independence after a breakup, and a 13 year old girl facing persistent teasing and abusive notes from a boy. The responses urge private professional talks, parental involvement, and formal school intervention to preserve learning and friendships.
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Che
George
Delaplans Jr
Bob Martin
Wecome
Law Bet Ma
airLac
Roy Meachum
Albert Morningstar
Fredenck House
Jack Anderson
Antnn Merru-na-coundo
By Jack Anderson and
Dale van Atta
OPEC
Presser
United Feature Syndicate
Boc
William Brosius Frederick
Maryland Trial Lawyers Association
Arthur Schneider
Hagerstown
News-Post
Robert Wallace
D. Copley News Service
Dr Wallace
Jimmy
Luem
Gloria
Baltimore, Md
Ann
Battle Creek
Midh Ath
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