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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1986

Page

4

GOP faces need for new strategy in economy fight

Donald Lambha argues the GOP must redefine its approach to winning votes by stressing economic growth and opportunities for ordinary Americans. He cites Reagan era figures and internal White House debates, noting traditional stumping may not sway key House and Senate contests and urging sharper focus on enterprise zones and realignment issues.

Donald Lamba Nebada Weoe Fiat Wineot Punties Laditaaus Tts Dahottiee Gordian Kot Whitey House Farnest Countius Don Regan Mitch Daniels Reagan Regan Presidents Inter Crivc Congress White House Department of Housing and Urban Development Lunt Wade Jubass Inneretty Laxalt Rep Jack Kemp New York

Chavez links pesticides to California cancer clusters and farm worker poisonings

Cesar Chavez, leader of the United Farm Workers, warns of a cancer cluster among children in McFarland and Valdez Fresno County tied to pesticide exposure. He leads a nationwide grape boycott, pressing for bans on the five most lethal pesticides, tighter testing, and stricter regulation amid rising birth defects and deaths.

Cesar Chavez McFarland California Kern County Valdez Fresno County Chavez United Farm Workers Union Washington Roverns Environmental Protection Agency World Resources Institute United States World Health Organization Bhopal India EPA

World Bank aid fuels Amazon malaria epidemic clash

The Polonoroeste project in Brazil, funded by nearly 500 million dollars from the World Bank, spurred massive colonization of Rondonia. Critics warn the scheme worsened malaria, displaced settlers, and undermined forestry and farmer services, with calls to suspend disbursements amid rising health crises and political debate.

Washington World Bank Brazil Amazon Rain Forest Rondonia Polonorveste United States Polonoroeste Donald Goldberg Robert Kasten R-Wis Amazon Jungle Theodore Roosevelt Candido Rondon Roosevelt

Conrail independence and NS takeover debate rages nationwide

Letters discuss Conrail's viability as an independent entity per USRA report and earnings trend, with critics warning against NS acquisition. Governors and a coalition of state AGs urge stand alone Conrail, while DOTs favor regional protection. Separate letters lament Frederick High School trespass incident and praise community help, police role, and city kindness.

Donald Lambro DOT Transportation Dole Conrail Norfolk Southern Penn Central U.S. Railway Association USRA Congress Celeste Whio Edwards Louisiana Hughes Maryland Moore West Virginia Transportation Departments Iowa Minnesota Nebraska North Dakota Wisconsin Oregon Dot Tom Frederick High School Total Police Department Focal Police Department

Hems From Files of the Mews Post Fifty Years On

A jumble of notes recalls 1935 local happenings in Frederick including the Employment Commissioner tightening licenses with higher fees and bonds, a planned Sanitary Grocery building theater lease, Youth Week events coordinated by civic groups, a second election in the third precinct, a Trinity United Methodists cornerstone ceremony with a time capsule, and Dr Henry V Chase becoming councilor of a Maryland medical facility from the western district.

Henry V. Chase M.D Frederick Maryland

Morning beauty boosts from Seventeen editors tips

Seventeen beauty editor Judy Parnes advises nightly prep to beat morning grogginess with moisturizer, manicure, practical hair setting, plus morning routines. Dr. James Bolinger notes water and gentle facial rinses energize skin, while a cooling eye treatment, proper nourishment, and a simple DIY health shake complete the routine.

Judy Parnes Seventeen Magazine Parnes James Bolinger Ga. Cohen la Coupe New York Cohen

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