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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1983
Page
4
Appearing today and on Mondays to come will be a brief column of commentary by veteran News-Post Senior Anuepvis Correspondent.
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports U S Steel faces criticism for courting foreign help while championing import protection. The proposed Ravenscraig to Fairless Works deal with British Steel could involve 100 million in British investment and 451 percent stake, risking more layoffs at Fairless while buyers tout global competition as good for jobs and economy.
Washington reports warn the Soviet Union seeks to spark a military clash between Syria and Israel over updated SA missiles. Analysts fear a nuclear-armed SA-5 could target Israeli aircraft in Syria, raising the danger of a direct Soviet American confrontation in the Middle East amid a Lebanese pullout.
Letters praise the Frederick Jaycees for a spring project plowing and tilling garden plots for senior citizens. Gary Brennan and Gary Hechler, and others, assisted with equipment, with one writer reporting additional house repairs. Community gratitude emphasizes kindness and the value of homegrown vegetables.
Annapolis columnist notes Clarence Long shifts on port improvements and El Salvador aid, then ridicules Colts draft pick John Elway amid jokes about weather and baseball. Ripples through Baltimore politics and sports debates anchor a rambly column full of opinion and pop culture.
Yesterday Items From Files of the News Post notes Russell Frushour of Middletown High School won the public speaking contest while Meredith Poole of Frederick High School took top honors in poultry judging at the University of Maryland field day. The Middletown team earns the public speaking title for the second year in a row as about 130 members attend the Frederick County Federation of 4 H Girls Clubs spring meeting at East Church Street School with Ernestine Chubb directing sessions.
The Frederick County Teachers Association will hold its annual spring banquet at the Peter Pan Inn in Urbana. Rev. Dr. Nevin Edward Smith of Frederick has returned here frequently for speaking engagements and family visits. Osborne I Price Jr of Magnetic Devices Inc announces asset sale to American Machine & Foundry Co. group. plant equipment moves to Potter Brumfield Division in Princeton Indiana. The Frederick High School Marching Band will represent Frederick in the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival parade in Winchester Virginia, with about 80 bands and Frederick as the 166th unit in the fourth division. Robert Doster to direct the band.
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