Unhappiness with Shultz among Reagan right wing factions
The column surveys rifts within the conservative base over Secretary of State George Shultz. It argues that dissidents doubt his Libya strike leadership was driven by principle rather than maneuvering to favor arms control and SALT II. It questions whether Shultz seeks immunity from attacks or truly believes in countering terrorism.
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U.S
George Shultz
Shuttz
Libya
Khadafy
Geneva
Soviet Union
United States
Moscow
Mr. Gorbachev
Pew
Cambodia
Afghanistan
Ethiopia
Angola
Nicaragua
Shultz
Pew Consersares
Kirkpatrck
Arms
Poseidon
Mr. Shultz
Khadaly
Kashine Khadafy
Fort Detrick's Fence Sparks Local Debate and Security
The Fort Detrick fence issue prompts readers to weigh neighborly duties against security needs. Colonel Mark Hoke defends safety, noting past trespass problems and high voltage center risks while residents and officials urge calm and careful measures as the base eyes future budgets and upkeep.
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Mark Hoke
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Opossumtown Pike
Mark Boke
Bet Hoke
Pentagon
Frederick Post
Frederick
News-Post
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City Hall
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Narcotics nominee faces Senate doubts over experience
Washington insiders say Ron Wrobleski, nominee for international narcotics matters, has little enforcement or diplomatic background and may fail to win confirmation. Critics note lack of consultation, limited state experience, and previous bypass for key conferences.
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Nancy Reagan
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Wrobleski
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Congress
Florida
Reagan
Thailand
Far East
U.S
Edwin Meese
Organization of American States
Community readers debate blue laws and voting on issue
Readers clash over Archbishop Conte's charge and whether to put the blue laws question to a vote. Letters discuss public interest, bail fairness in a high school case, and county fiscal management of water and sewer rates. A caller praises honesty after a wallet find. local tone remains combative and civic-minded.
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Anthony F. Conte
Mayor Young
Frederick High School
FHS
Virginia
Herb
Anita Stup
Sterling Bollinger
General Assembly
Bollinger
Ballenger Creek
Singanore
Stup
Paul P. Gordon
Frederick
May 2 notices mix of civic events and local business
Leesburg men bought land for 3500 dollars while Frederick Tailoring Club planned a banquet in Urbana honoring its fourth anniversary with Mayor Howard W. Jackson as guest. Quilt contest winners announced by Mount Airy firm. Mount Airy voters re elected Mayor Van Poole. Local council seats filled. Baby shower hosted for Shoemaker and Baltzell. Alderman Shipley becomes sole stockholder of E B Shipley Co Inc, a wholesale auto parts firm begun by Emory B Shipley Sr.
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Frederick Tailoring Company Serial Club
Urbana
Howard W. Jackson
Baltimore
Hotcha Gardner
Columbia Broadcasting Orchestra
Stanley Sagner
Frederick Tailoring Company
Mount Airy
Carl M. van Poole
Herman
Beck Jr
Delaine Bobs Jr
Paul E. Beall
Beck
Richard L. Shipley
E.B. Shipley Company Inc
East St
Emory B. Shipley Sr
West Patrick Street
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