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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1986

Page

4

Is Reagan just lucky or a designed president

The column argues Reagan appears lucky to critics but cites his disciplined approach and design. It compares to Branch Rickey who called luck the residue of design, noting Reagan’s delegation to skilled aides and a conservative California blueprint reflected in his national goals. The piece hinges on luck versus design in political success.

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Whistleblowers face harsher retaliation in government work

Washington headlines reveal whistleblowers endure tougher reprisals despite protections. Elaine Mittleman of the Treasury alleges firing over enforcement of bailout rules for Chrysler. The Office of Special Counsel and Office of Personnel Management friction, plus broader fear, frame a climate of retaliation and stalled reforms. Other cases cite demotions, suspensions, and career roadblocks for workers who spoke up about fraud, mismanagement, or unsafe practices.

Washington Elaine Mittleman Treasury Department Irving Chrysler Corps Congress Mittleman Office of Special Counsel Neo Ted Office of Personnel Management Personnel Agency New York Times Treasury Miteman Special Counsel Tom Devine Milneman Patricia Schroeder D-Cole Stewart Harris Senate Government Accountability Project

Debate exposes voter apathy and debate dynamics in Frederick

The Frederic High School forum drew about 200 attendees amid strong League backing, highlighting low local turnout and voter engagement. Candidates Barbara Mikulski, Harry Hughes, Michael Barnes and Robert Kaufman faced questions, with Mikulski and Hughes perceived as top contenders and Kaufman noting socialist critique while the event showcased media interest and community interest in politics.

Barbara Mikulski Mike Barnes Montgomery County Harry Hughes Statehouse Hughes Mikulski Reagan White House US Senate Frederick Robert Kaufman Kaufman League Aimes

Community pleads to fund Frederick County Bookmobile repairs

Letters urge public funding of 4000 to repair the county bookmobile after a county board vote denied the money. A final May 28 hearing at the C Burr Artz Library in Frederick invites residents to weigh in, noting the van substitute is inadequate and that many rural residents rely on the service for access to books.

Frederick County Fredenck County Frederick News-Post Fredenck County Commissioners Galen Clagett Bookmoone Library Board Patick St

Local officials discuss tracks removal and elections

Frederick County board of education and county forest warden appointments are noted. Officials from Frederick and Potomac Edison plan to discuss removing streetcar tracks on Patrick and Market streets. A 239 black bass were seized from the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and returned to the Potomac River after floods. Trinity Methodist Church at West Patrick and Cline Boulevard will be consecrated with Bishop John Wesley Lord as guest. Three county boys join the Air Force Academy, departing June 27 for Colorado Springs. Tick Greenwood and Jack Heflin take junior first and second in the Teenage Road Q. Greenwood advances to state competition in Baltimore.

Women’s Democratic League Citzens Frederick City Harry Hughes Mike Barnes League Baltimore County Don Hutchinson Maryland Hutchinson Ron Young Fredenck Charles McC Mathias Young David Race Baltimore Frederik & City and Potomac Edison Company Patrick and Market Streets Chamber of Commerce Jesse W Kolb Kolb Aldermen Brunswick Harpers Ferry Benjamin F Phebus Potomac River NEW Trinity Methodist Church West Patrick Street Cline Boulevard John Wesley Lord Air Force Academy Colorado Springs Thehree Walkersville High School Jeff Dirks Jim Gangaware Frederick High Bruce McElrath Alan Long Eeast Lauren Street US Army Fort Detrick Jaycees Tick Greenwood Jack Heflin Greenwood

Letters on teen death by own action stir debate

A nameless reader from Klamath Falls cites teen suicide cases to argue the issue is real and rising. Refers to Dr Kim Smith of the Menninger Clinic and cites Plano Texas and Las Vegas incidents to illustrate a broader epidemic affecting 15 to 24 year olds.

Dr Wallace Weirton W Va Klamath Falls Kim Smith Menninger Clinic Topeka Kan United States Smith Plano Texas Las Vegas New, Review Journal Bruce Pat Dallas Piano Hears Community 4 Steven Mary Scott Ins

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