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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1983

Page

4

Our Besetting Illusion Liberal Misjudgments in Nicaragua

Charley Re reports a Sun Belt Syndicate commentary from the Americanism Educational League criticizing American liberal foreign policy. The author argues that liberals two dimensionally assess regimes, oust Somoza, back Sandinistas, and overlook harsher outcomes, citing a Nicaraguan woman's testimony on abuses and the broader consequences for U.S. interests.

iThe Charley Re Sun Belt Syndicate Orlando Americanism Educatiaal League Bueng Park Caist Lupa Nicaragua Anastasio Somoza United States Somoza George Washington Carter White Lo Lee Mitaragua Cy Vance U.S

Repeal of tax withholding on interest and dividends debated

Senate debate on April 15 will consider an amendment to the trade reciprocity bill to repeal tax withholding on interest and dividends as momentum builds. House Speaker O Neill says a vote is unavoidable, while Rep D Amours moves repeal out of committee amid procedural maneuvers aimed at silencing filibusters. ABA and other groups ran an ad urging that withholding is a people issue and repeal deserves a vote. Rankere News Weekly.

Senate House Thomas P. O'Neill Dmass Norman E. D'Amours D-N.h Capassee Robert Kasten R-Wis D'Amours lanidatute _aint trade ABA Washington Post Rankere News Weekly

Regular Frederick Art Club meets on Greece study

The Frederick Art Club gathered at Mrs. R.E. Brown's Rockwell Terrace home to study Greece with Miss Helen Smith presiding. A reader letter urged reducing car horn use amid Frederick's busy streets.

Frederick Art Club R.E. Brown Rockwell Terrace Greece Helen Smith Dinnit

Office Keeper Balances Work and Family Life at Brunswick Home

Mrs. Martin, a station worker in Brunswick, keeps a small office with a few desks and a vase of spring flowers from home. She divides time between her job, caring for two children Chad seven and Nikki three, and family activities outside Ocean City. They enjoy crabbing, ceramics at home, and making gifts for Christmas and Easter.

Billie Martin Middletown Middletown High School West Seventh Street Frederick Wachter Brothers Frederick Memorial Hospital Richard Martin FMH Mrs. Martin Ron Oden Ron West Brunswick Ron’s Crown Station U.S. 40 West Marg Fouche Ron's Crown Station Nikki

Letters to the Editor Reflect on Philadelphia Bulletin Era

James Pearl recalls the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin era, describing graphic arts apprenticeships, Wanamaker ad work, and the Golden Age of graphics. He links William Franklin era printing to Frederick’s libraries and arts centers, urging continued learning.

Philadelphia Evening Bulletin John Wanamaker Lee Tracy Great Bulletin J. C. Leyendecker Norman Rockwell Anton Otto Fischer N. C. Wyeth Amarios Graphic Arts America

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