Nuclear debate stirs Washington echo in Broderick County bar
Two men in a Broderick County bar discuss anti-nuclear protests led by Jane Fonda Joris Town and Ralph Nader. They contrast calls to shut down plants with assurances from President Carter and scientists like Edward Teller that nuclear power is safer than other electricity sources. The House committee heard from Teller Kursunoglu Cohen and Wigner amid Three Mile Island fallout.
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Broderick County
Three Mile
Harrisburg
Cinem
Jane Fonda
Joris Town
Ralph Nader
Washington
Iiver
Nugica
Frederick Civlcans
Jane So
Jerry
House Science and Technology Committee
Brown
Nader
Rs. Fonda
Pr. Weller
Nobel
Wee Seitel Addu Laie Ayacuisole Ced
International Scientific Forum
Espner
Ly Lursonogiu
Three Mile Island
Pennsylvania
Waéisu
Don Fuqua
D-Fla
Teller
Free World
Cohen
Letters to the Editor on workshop norms and social issues
Readers criticize the Jeanne Bussard Training Workshop in Frederick for low wages and strict rules including dress codes and smoking bans. Other letters denounce gay rights from a religious stance, question Circle of Gold gambling, and thank the Air Force Jazz Ensemble for a performance.
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Mator
Jeanne Bussard
W. South Street
Frederick
Helen Nussear
Worksop
Harrant
Frederick County
Carroll County
Circle of Gold
Terra Rubra Lions Club
Frederick Countians
U.S. Air Force
Weisberg Center
Trams and Tours Highlight May 9 1929 Frederick News
Yesterday Trams from files report Reverend J Frank Fife of Gettysburg Lutheran Seminary accepting a caller to Woodsboro Lutheran. Kiwanis granted permission to plant cherry trees in Baker Park. Frederick opened the Blue Ridge League season before 2,000 fans 10 4 over Hagerstown. Various local honors tours scholarships and student activities are noted including Hood College Arts Festival and Frederick High School student leadership.
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J. Frank Fife
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Woodsboro
The
Kiwanis Club
Board of Aldermen
Baker Park
Bentz Street
College Avenue
Carroll Creek
Jimmy the Greek rates Carter favorite in 1980 race
Washington column notes Jimmy the Greek Snyder rates Carter the odds on favorite for the Democratic nomination ten months before the New Hampshire primary. Reagan is nearly even money for the Republican standard bearer. The piece lists other contenders including Kennedy Brown Mondale Moynihan Byrd Church Udall Connally Baker Bush Ford Crane Thompson Dole Weicker Laxalt Anderson Kemp with various odds. Also cited is a Mara kesh Express report on Secretary Kreps traveling with a large delegation costing about 100000 for official duties.
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Washington
George Gallup
Elmo Roper
Lou Harris
Jimmy
Carter
Ronald Reagan
White House
Snyder
Teddy Kennedy
Kennedy
Teddy
Jerry Brown
California
Brown
Fritz Mondale
Sens
Pat Moynihan
Robert Byrd
Frank Church
Mo Udall
Joe Califano
Reagan
Hollywood
John Connally
Texas
Richard Nixon
Howard Baker
Senate
George Bush
Bushs
Jerry Ford
Phil Crane
Connally
New Hampshire
Illinois
Jim Thompson
Robert Dole
Lowell Weicker
Paul Laxalt
John Anderson
Jack Kemp
Marrakesh Express
Commerce
Juanita Kreps
Tunisia
Morocco
Romania
Marrakesh
Kreps
Commerce Department
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Eugene Wigner
Ermal
John C. Lewis
9Th Street
Jeffery Himes
Himes
TJ. High School
God
Butiony
Soul-Saving Church
Mary Cromwell
Thomas Avenue
VFW
Donald Shoemaker
Antrim St. Taneytown, Md
AIR Force Jazz
Robert Coates
Petersville
Knoxville
Newis-Pont
Harriet Kemp
Helen Miler
Hagerstown
Boy Scout Office
M. P. Moller, SR
J. Edward Harrs
St John’s Lutheran Church
Marth. Moller
M. P. Moller Jr
Copenhagen
Mr. Moller
Denmark
Dr. Harms
France
Germany
England
Daniel Reed
Marie Kaetzel
Gapland
Naomi Miller
Bridgewater
Rocky Mount
N.C
Raymond Kaetzel
Hood College
Richard Meehan
Frederick High School
Meehan
Sandra Roberts
Samuel W. Barrick
Mary K O'Melveny
Near Emmitsburg
Washington College
Chestertown
Charles Edward Collins Jr
Near Urbana
Tohne Bankine
Baltimore
Philip Gregory Arnold
Brunswick
Johns Hopkins University
Wayne Anton Rhoderick
RFD
Johns Hopkins
Fort Detrick
Jack Anderson
Trefi
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