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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1983

Page

4

Frederick City boxed in by old courthouse move

Frederick MD residents and city officials debate relocating city government from City Hall to the old courthouse. Critics say historic constraints and parking limits make the courthouse impractical and demand a modern, spacious building with adequate parking to serve future growth.

Frederick City City Hall Ilaeserves H Thomas Summers Calvin S Cy Bartgis James M Murphy Alien G Merchant Arlene Phillips Board of Aldermen North Market Street Cty Frederick

Humanist religion debate fuels school controversy

Phyllis Schlafly argues that after prayers and Bible reading were banned from public schools an affirmative hostility toward religion emerged in Humanism. She cites The Humanist magazine and a Dunphy essay advocating teachers as proselytizers of a secular faith in classrooms.

Supreme Court Religion of Humanism the Humanist John J Dunphy Tam Virginia

Barbs and Confusions Amid A Sloshed Return Home

A fragmentary note references Phil Pastoret and a chaotic scene of a person returning home intoxicated, waking a spouse unexpectedly. The text mixes phrases about health, money, and surprise, but readable context is minimal. No clear event, date, or organization can be confirmed from the readable content.

FBI relaxes informant rules amid civil rights era turmoil

The Justice Department eased guidelines on FBI informants infiltrating political groups, a move critics say risks a return to past abuses. The Liuzzo case in Alabama exposed failures to relay critical warnings from an FBI informant, prompting censure of a handler and raising questions about information dissemination to local authorities. The piece also notes Congress staff travel during vacations near Election Day and concludes with the contrast of official duties and campaign time.

Washington Justice Department FBI J. Edgar Hoover Alabama Viola Liuzza Gary Ties Indy Badhwar Tony Capaccio Rowe Liuzzo Nell P Shanahan Shanahan Birmingham Robert Shelton Selma Montgomery Eugene Thomas Thomas Thp Martin Luther King Jr Hoover Congress Beryl Anthony Jr Lo Abe Anthony

Beer sale debate marks Frederick County politics

Democratic leaders in Frederick County clash over a proposed beer sale in the county. State Senator Emory L. Coblents aimed to urge support in the House, while Secretary Winebrenner said backing was near. Spring vacation begins with Easter dates set for schools and colleges in Frederick.

Frederick County Emory L. Coblents Winebrenner House Frederick

Maryland Senate amendments extend slot machine repeal deadline

The Maryland Senate committee added three amendments to Gov Tawes’s bill to abolish slot machines and plans to send it to the floor. One amendment, approved 7-5 after a switch by Sen John A Derr, would extend the removal deadline from five to seven years for four South Maryland counties. Father Carl J Fives STL elected dean of Academic Studies Mount Saint Mary’s College Emmitsburg completing the term of the late Rev Francis P Kearney. A UIval WA Paulana twist race students with learning by doing will be presented by Frederick Junior High School with at least 56 of 85 class members participating in the pageant. The band and glee club will perform with Civil War era instrument replicas.

Maryland Senate Gov. Tawes John A. Derr Frederick Carl J. Fives STL Mount Saint Mary’s College Emmitsburg Francis P. Kearney JCD Father Fives Mount Saint Mary's National Alumni Association Frederick Junior High School

Letters urge nuclear freeze amid MAD debate and a missing dog plea

The letter argues a mutual freeze on nuclear weapons would not weaken U S security and critiques MAD as unsafe, noting that more weapons raise risk of use. It calls for halting production and deployment while detailing technical hurdles of a full Russian strike. A second item is a missing dog appeal for Ben a male gold retriever mixed breed last seen near Ben died.

Soviet Union United States U.S Animal Rescue League Ben

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