Return of Nimitz draws praise and defense budget concerns
The article recalls the carrier Nimitz and sister ships returning from extended operations in the Indian Ocean amid praise from the president, while criticizing the Carter administration for vetoing a new nuclear carrier and warning Congress to close a defense funding gap. It argues U.S. military strength lags behind the Soviet Union, urges budget scrutiny, and notes Pentagon perks and waste alongside issues affecting Special Olympics and tobacco policy.
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Building code debate in Frederick County letters to editor
Letters discuss the county Department of Permits and Inspections and a proposed building code. The writer criticizes BOCA influenced officials and the Frederick County Home Builders Association while defending ethical builders and urging fair enforcement of codes to protect the public. The piece cites potential costs, bureau crecy benefits, and seeks public accountability.
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Four firsts and placings at Key Post decathlon meet
The May 28, 1980 item notes Walter Bussard won the decathlon at Frederick High School sponsored by Francis Scott Key Post American Legion under Coach Barry McDonald. It lists participants Edward Albaugh Smith Blair Robert Drucker Walter Bussard David Derr Kermit Fry Luther Horine Edward Moberly George Page Robert Ritchie Francis Strube Grayson Stevens Alton Smith Henry Zimmerman Robert Wagner George Dansberger Oland Meitzler. Also mentions a birthday dinner for John Stockman and a Maryland State School for the Deaf commencement with board remarks and exhibits.
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Installation of Officers at Frederick Aerie 1067 Eagles
Frederick Aerie 1067 Fraternal Order of Eagles will elect and install new officers at the Eagles Home on East Patrick Street. Named are Richard Brown president Joseph Mercer vice president Richard Brachey secretary Robert Hartman treasurer Donald Smith conductor Bernard Norwood new trustee and Archie Harris retiring president to be installed as past worthy president. The 65th Alumni Reunion and banquet of Thurmont High School occurred in the school cafeteria with officers Calvin Sayler president Eddie Lewis vice president Sylvia Fraley Keller secretary Jeanette Young Wiley treasurer Alma Weller Angleberger corresponding secretary. The Wide Awake Sunday School Class banquet at Francis Scott Key Hotel in the Wedgwood Room was attended by the Rev Calvin Blue and others. People predicting an economic turnaround urged restoration of the old economy on One Street.
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Carter military boast meets tough Soviet edge in navy analysis
In a stark assessment the article argues President Carter’s push for defense boosts falls short. It cites Soviet superiority in numbers and missiles and U.S. naval weakness. Experts warn a nuclear exchange would devastate the United States, while the navy lags behind in subs and ships.
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