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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1983
Page
4
A6 Thursday May 26 1983 discusses Reagan era defections among congress members who doubt defense and tax reforms will survive the 1984 elections. The piece argues summer soldiers may back to pre 1981 policies, while Americans who desired reform in 1980 remain unlikely to abandon it.
Frederick readers recall how recession fears reshaped political stances in Congress. Amid new Christmas tree budget proposals and a $10 billion cut to defense, conservatives stay united behind Reagan reforms while pundits push doom forecasts and peace rhetoric. The 239-186 House vote backs MX missile plans, signaling continued reform and a resilient coalition.
Don McEvoy describes slow healing of relations between American Jews and mainline Protestant denominations after a 1980 National Council of Churches policy. He recounts a recent meeting between NCC and Synagogue Council of America aimed at honest dialogue and mutual understanding to bridge deep rifts over Israel and the PLO.
The Washington Merry-Go-Round reveals secret Defense Department and Arms Control Agency documents describing a potential nuclear first strike option. The MX missile is cited as central to a land based, highly accurate force intended to knock out enemy offensive missiles, with feasibility claimed for the early 1990s. Dale Van Atta obtained copies of the reports.
A report warns under extreme crisis conditions Soviet leaders might feel compelled to strike first in a nuclear conflict. The piece outlines a grim warning that Washington could misread Moscow’s decision window and escalate to a preemptive action before the other side acts.
The Frederick County field meet recorded over 1500 entries as details were prepared for mimeographing. A new Taneytown factory building sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce will be dedicated with a short program and IOOF band in front, followed by a community card party.
A longtime reader denounces The News for biased coverage of Willy T. Ribbs at Summit Point Raceway. He cites ribbing of Ribbs as a black driver, questions about lap data and racing etiquette, and argues sponsors favor white drivers. He lauds Ribbs' talent and calls for fair treatment by press and sponsors.
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