Haig to lead focus on policy amid crisis team dispute
Secretary of State Alexander Haig sought unity on foreign policy amid confusion over who heads the new crisis management team. He pledged full support for Reagan’s foreign policy and urged Congress to focus on substance, praising NATO experience and warning of Soviet missile advances.
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Aellen clarifies Berrywine Class A license claim
Polly K Watkins cites an Emmitsburg letter disputing a News-Post article about winery licensing. Jack Aellen says Berrywine Plantations holds a Class A license for unlimited on site sales since 1978 and that most sales occur at the winery, opposing misstatements about the winery law and urging customers to continue purchasing their wines.
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Air Force waste and fraud taints supply stores gains
Washington columnist Jack Anderson exposes billions wasted in Air Force base supply stores. He cites 41 investigations since 1977 and a classified government report noting contractor overcharges and potential official connivance. He warns large budget hikes risk masking ongoing misconduct.
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Unclear remarks on vehicle parts and wasteful spending
The report outlines multiple mispriced or overbought items from 1978 and 1979 including a Chevrolet pickup with eight new shocks and a firetruck with five oil filters after limited use. It notes broken procedures at base stores, phantom price lists, and duplicate invoicing to the Air Force.
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Frederick editor elected for Hood College magazine
Miss Roenna Fahrney of Frederick was elected editor in chief of The Herald Hood College literary magazine. She previously served as associate editor, marking the second Hood College student to hold the post. The editor position is a major college honor.
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