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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1982

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Cutback in benefits protested by FC Joint Veterans Council

Frederick County veterans joined ex-GIs from across the country in Washington to oppose proposed cuts in veterans benefits. Frederick County Joint Veterans Council Chairman Larry R. Marshall led a bus to urge Congress to protect promised aid, arguing benefits are part of wartime costs and must be preserved for those who served.

FC Joint Veterans Council Frederick County Larry R. Marshall Washington, D.C DAV Sherman E. Roodzant House of Senate Marshall America Congress

Britain reports eight more Argentine planes down as warship loss acknowledged

The British government said eight Argentine planes were shot down in Falklands action, while confirming the loss of a major warship, the frigate Ardent. Despite fierce fighting, Pope John Paul II planned a visit to Britain, with talks at the UN on a 72 hour cease fire. Argentina warned of widening war and sought support from Latin allies and the Soviet Union.

Britain Falkland Islands Arinione Vatican John Paul II Argentina Amadeo Frugoli United States Falkland British Defense Ministry Nott House of Commons Snch Washington Canberra South Atlantic London Ian McDonald P and D Lines Mdbitl Deuis Suuibiadavil Stanley Falklands East Falkland

Pepper and Sarbanes Attack Reagan at Democratic Dinner

U S Rep Claude Pepper and Sen Paul Sarbanes harshly criticized President Reagan at the Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner in Frederick County. Pepper praised Franklin D Roosevelt as a reformer while Sarbanes denounced cuts by Budget Director David Stockman. Gov Harry Hughes urged support for Democrats and presented Pepper with honorary Maryland residency as others were honored for service.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Frederick County U.S Claude D. Pepper D-Fla Pepper U.S. Senate Roosevelt White House Ronald Reagan Paul 8 Sarbanes Reagan OMB David Stockman Stockman Oscar Wilde Harry R. Hughes Maryland

Washington Merry Go Round and Other Views Skim

Columnist Jack Anderson profiles Yasser Arafat as compromising and vacillating. Suzy Brett notes joys of moving. Holmes Alexander shows how to quit alcohol. Eugene Goll urges better coordination of vocational education. Kenneth Scheibel questions agricultural economy prospects. David Handler previews fall TV programming. Ken Wisner advises on cereal leaf beetle control. Dan Bard urges city and suburban gardeners to care for their yards.

Washington-Merry-Go-Round Jack Anderson U.S. Intelligence Yassir Arafat Teader News-Post Suzy Brett Holmes Alexander Eugene Goll Kemmeth Scheibel David Handler Ken Wisner Dan Bard

Maryland Weather Outlook for Several Days

Western Maryland counties expect mostly cloudy skies with gradual warming and drier air from the southwest. Highs near 70 today, near 80 Wednesday, with thundershower chances late Wednesday. Maryland mountains see 70s today and mid 70s to near 80 Wednesday. Farm forecast shows southeast winds 5 to 10 mph today turning southerly Wednesday with drying conditions improving. Yesterday’s temps ranged Frederick 61 to 54, Hagerstown 66 to 55, Westminster 54 to 50, Gaithersburg 62 to 51, Leesburg 64 to 53.

Maryland Carroll Frederick Howard Montgomery Washington Hagerstown Westminster Gaithersburg Leesburg

Inside The News The One Serious Conviction

A fragmentary piece centers on Samuel Butler and his warning not to take things too seriously. The enigmatic line invites readers to ponder wit and philosophy.

Samuel Butler Close Oe Aseeys

Rousselot budget plan targets immediate deficit balance

The House debates Rep. John H. Rousselot’s plan to balance the budget next year through large domestic spending cuts and higher tax revenues, rejecting liberal Democratic proposals and signaling a decisive shift in fiscal strategy.

Washington House California John H. Rousselot Hhegatuiéssus Ue Gui

Ashbury Enters County Commissioner Race in Frederick

John W. Ashbury, 43, homeowner and owner of a property management firm in Walkersville, declares entry as a county commissioner candidate. He pledges fewer regulations and more government harmony. His mother Frances W. Ashbery leads the county board of education and his brother M Dunbar Ashbury is an auditor at the county audit firm.

Frederick County John W. Ashbury Ashbury Walkersville Winchester Hall Frances W. Ashbery Board of Education M. Dunbar Ashbury

Reagan calls housing aid bill a bailout for industry

President Reagan denounces a 5 billion mortgage subsidy plan as a budget busting bailout for housing. Senator Lugar praises it as a jobs measure for the economy. Reagan warns that single sector bailouts invite broader cost and seeks colleagues’ support against the measure.

Reagan Washington Reagano Richard Lugar R-Ind

Iran claims capture of Khorramshahr in pivotal victory

BEIRUT AP Iran said its forces routed the last pockets of Iraqi resistance in Khorramshahr and Baghdad conceded the fall of Khuzistan last stronghold in Iran. The Iraqi withdrawal from Khorramshahr marks Iran's major victory in the 20 month war and the loss closes Iraq's only outlet to the Persian Gulf.

Beirut Lebanon Iran Khorramshahr Iraq Khuzistan Baghdad Shatt-al-Arab Waterway Persian Gulf

Senator Edward T. Conroy Dies at 53 in Washington

State Senator Edward T. Conroy of Maryland, a veteran and long time reform advocate, died after a pancreatic cancer diagnosis following surgery on April 13 at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. He served 19 years in Maryland legislature, chaired the Senate Constitutional and Public Law Committee, and was a decorated Korean War veteran with three Purple Hearts. He had been a prominent Democratic reform figure in Prince George’s County and resided in Belair Bowie.

Washington — State Edward T. Conroy Maryland Walter Reed Army Medical Center Conroy Senate Constitutional and Public Law Committee Bernard Terry Devaney Sonroy U.S. Senate Charles McC Mathias Jr Gladys Spellman Steny Hoyer Senate Heartbreak Ridge DAV Prince George's County

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