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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1986

Page

4

Wasteful accounting haunts U S government say GAO and reform urged

A guest column argues U S government faces widespread accounting failures with 427 systems operable across agencies, 226 non compliant, and GAO warning that data gaps allow billions in waste and fraud. Defense, Social Security, and offsetting collections obscure true costs, prompting calls for a major overhaul. Government waste cited by CAGW and lawmakers as urgent reform needed.

Washingtoon Comptroller General of the United States General Accounting Office Comptroller General Defense Department GAO Jake Brooks D.texas House Citizens Against CAGW White House 5Onemy Peter Grace WLR. Grace & Co George S. Goldberger Internal Revenue Service Customs Service Interior Department State Department Goldberger

Campaign contest shapes up for Fredericksburg House seats

A looming September 9 Democratic primary in Sub District 3-B pits incumbent James E. McClellan against Galen Clagett with Boyd Smith as a rising challenger. Campaigns at the Fredericksburg fairgrounds feature fundraisers and endorsements as party rivals trade barbs over leadership of the Annapolis delegation amid a tenuous truce unraveling from prior year.

Galen Clagett House of Delegates Winchester Hall Clagett James E McClellan Boyd Smith Smith Fairgrounds Frederck Annapolis House Jack Derr Senate Derr Democratic Party Frederick Ron Young

Communists sell arms to contras in Nicaragua and Angola

Adolfo Calero confirms purchases of weapons from China for the Nicaraguan guerrillas, denying the ships were Chinese and noting European AK-47 rifles. The report links arms flows via a common middleman to UNITA in Angola and cites fundraising by Maj. Gen. John Singlaub with support from Israel, Taiwan, and conservative groups.

Washington Adolfo Calero China Managua People’s Republic of China Calero Nicaragua Honduras Miguel D'Escoto Commandante Henry) Ruiz Peking Poland Czechoslovakia Jonas Savimbi Usnita Savimbi Contras Congress CIA Israel Taiwan South Korea Sun Myung Moon Unification Church United States U.S. Army John Singlaub Eden Pastora White House Singlaub U.S

Letters to the editor defend Frederick High and critique reporting

Nelson Palmer a Frederick High School teacher urges readers to see Frederick High as an excellent school with dedicated staff and a diverse, capable student body while criticizing the Frederick News Post for biased coverage. He cites prior articles on various issues and argues due process matters should guide judgments, not a winning record, then responds to a separate blue laws debate urging open discussion and community choice.

Frederick Frederick High School Frederick News Post Frederick High The Frederick News

Teens in worldwide crisis of death by own action

A reader asks if teen death by own action is a world problem. Dr. Wallace notes 17 percent globally and 18 percent in the United States have considered suicide, reflecting intense pain and perceived lack of escape in personal crises.

Dr. Wallace United States Jody Florence Ala Robert Brager U.S

Frederick County News Highlights and Local Event Notes

Unofficial results from Frederick County show Roosevelt and Lewis leading in the Democratic primary with Legore top Republican contenders. Stephen Deak to perform in Frederick at the city opera house as part of the Waynesboro Chambersburg Symphony Orchestra. WPA layoffs cut county rolls from 1137 to 600, with a sewer project in Brunswick hiring a few workers. Mary Condon Hodgson elected first woman president of the Frederick County Board of Education. Local piano students staged spring recitals at the Holiday Inn, with a follow up group rehearsal planned. A Gaithersburg lumber employee was run over by a B&O train cowcatcher and treated for minor injuries.

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