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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1982
Page
3
The Downtown Frederick Association plans a Saturday cleanup to brighten the center city. US Association President Jeff Hurwitz notes the effort targets alleys and downtown businesses while residents and visitors benefit from cleaner streets and storefronts.
The Washington Report argues that curbing cost-of-living adjustments in federal benefit programs, notably Social Security and military civilian retirements, is essential to shrink the $180 billion deficit. It notes COLAs have grown faster than wages since 1970, raising retiree incomes relative to workers, and calls for Congress to curb these payments despite political difficulties.
Readers push back against the Frederick City Historic District Commission over focusing on minor items like a Coke machine while neglecting broader district upkeep. They urge a sweeping cleaning of neglected homes and yards to boost tourism and civic appearance, citing Marvin Anthony’s service and a push to reappoint him to the Frederick County School Board.
Letters from Frederick County residents urge Governor Hughes to reappoint Marvin Anthony to the Frederick County Board of Education. They praise his attendance, participation in meetings, and commitment to a high quality education for all county children. Some residents attest to his knowledge, experience, and responsiveness over five years.
A Copley News Service column outlines how budget cuts target the aged, especially low income seniors. SSI changes, rounding benefits, food stamps, energy aid, Medicare and Medicaid shifts, rent hikes, and eliminating the Senior Community Service Employment Program threaten the elderly poor, risking higher costs and reduced independence.
The mayor announced a new salary schedule effective with the new fiscal year reducing annual salaries by 7518 dollars, about five cents on the tax rate, while keeping unchanged the salaries of a pent marketmunter at Ligasore Miration plant and the light plant engineer. County residents and deputies watched two Mount Airy drasks wrestle in mud as arrests for drunkenness and disorderly conduct were made after warnings to quiet the crowd were ignored. The Diamond Jubilee open air service for Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church drew 4000 to 5000 attendees, with Bishop John M. McNamara presiding and Monsignor Bernard J. Bradlow celebrating. Frederick City watershed recreation facilities were discussed at the Governor's Conference on Recreation and Parks. Governor Tawes was expected at the Democratic Women spring luncheon in Urang.
A Democratic prosecutor in Iowa faces removal amid sharp partisan fighting over an investigation into Republican Senator Roger Jepsen. The nominated successor Evan Hultman is accused of botching a grand jury probe and allegedly falsifying military medical records. Senate leaders weigh ethics, while questions linger about DOJ priority and the fate of Jepsen's campaign finance case.
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