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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1985

Page

4

Critics dispute Soviet war memory and the Great Patriotic War

Anthony Harrigan assesses Ellen Goodman and others for framing the Soviet role in World War II and the Holocaust. He argues that Soviet Russia operated as an empire with deportations, purges, and Gulag labor, and asserts Western media ignore Soviet victims while praising Allies.

Ellen Goodman Miss Goodman Leningrad Piskarivskoye Memorial Saing Soviet Russia Nazi Germany Poland Hitler Britain France Soviet Union Siberia Nikolai Tolstoy Ussr Alexander Solzhenitsyn Gulag Gorbachev Andropov Brezhnev Khrushchev Stalin Lenin Goodman Volga Canal Solzhenitsyn West

Readers question Hughes critique sparks letters to editor

Royd R. Smith of Frederick voices support for Gov. Hughes and Maryland Attorney General Sachs amid S&L crises. He questions assembly actions on MSSIC reform, FDIC coverage, and S&L regulation, urging scrutiny of stockholders who are legislators and their ties to banking interests.

Frederick News-Post Meachum Gov. Hughes Steve Sachs Frederick Gubernational Schaefer Mandel Harry Hughes S&l Hughes General Assembly Maryland MSSIC Joel Kline Ohio Nebraska Dept. Otee House of Delegate FDIC Harry Steve Angels of Mercy

Saratoga Soiree and a Navy Flight for a Congressman's Guests

Washington reported on two favors for influence. Navy flights ferried Rep Charles Wilson and aides to Jacksonville then to the carrier Saratoga offshore. The cost was about 4050 for the legs, with Wilson promising to reimburse a lobbyist Annelise Ischenko and later confirming airfare for her. The exact total remains unclear.

Washington Congress Capitol Hill Saratoga Navy Charles Wilson Dtexas Wilson Jacksonville Fla Texas Annelise Ischenko Asghar Newrout Cmdr Mike Cherry Ms. Tschenko Ischenko Cherry Molly Hamilton Jack Wheeler

Pampered politics and Soviet intrigue headline spread

Congress lavishly entertained by Navy hospitality for six visitors during an orientation trip to Florida. The Tobacco Institute plans a luxury staff junket to New York with Amtrak travel and a Broadway show. A Soviet defector case and an internal Soviet study are also noted, signaling a broader intelligence and defense context.

The Kremlin United States CIA Vladimir Ivanov KGB Manila Ivanov U.S Munich Lufthansa Airlines Pravda Pentagon United Feature Syndicate Inc

Yesterday a News-Post Items From Files of Thi

Readable fragments from the News-Post files describe yesterday’s archived items. The brief notes hint at local events, notices, and routine reports, but lack complete details for firm identification or dates.

Thi

Annual Frederick Flower Show Planned by Garden Club

Fifty years ago the Garden Club of Frederick planned its annual flower show at the garden center on Court Street featuring table displays and miniature and still life arrangements. Mrs Baer served as general chairman while Frederick and other residents prepared to attend a National Holstein-Friesian Association convention in Seattle. Frederick County elementary students were to graduate to high school with Foxville graduates named among the class.

Garden Club of Frederick Court Street Mra W. Baer Albert N. McCardell Murray D. Nicodemus Unionville Frederick County Foxville Dorothy Marie Ruhrman Jean Yvone Flair Zobelde Luzenia Fox Arlene Rena Kuhn Fauvette Toms Scott Morris Toms Freda Alice Weagley Ethel Margaret Willard Community College California Community College Board of Governors California Los Angeles

Routsahn moving and storage to anchor near Poolesville

Twenty years ago Houtzahn's Appliance gained Carbaugh Van Service assets as Allen B Routsahn announced two name changes to Routsahn's Moving & Storage. Plans for a new facility to employ 200 scientists near Poolesville were revealed with NIH Animal Center supplying holding space. The play Our Town by Linganore High School featured Webb family members Artie Elworthy Robert Conrad Carolyn Norris and Virginia Van Laan. Cotton dresses by Paty Stiles Heath Sandra Fry and Charles Callihaw won top prizes at the Maryland State Grange contest and would advance to the National Grange event in New York.

Houtzahn’s Appliance & Furniture Stores Carbaugh van Service Inc Allen BR Routsahn Moving & Storage Inc Abrecht Place Arens Poolesville National Institutes of Health Animal Center Ening Our Town Linganore High Webb Artie Elworthy Robert Conrad Carolyn Norris Virginia van Laan Paty Stiles Heath Sandra Fry Charles Callihaw Maryland State Grange New Market Grange Hall New York

Emmitsburg ski resort vote opposition tallies 367 to 19

Thurmont Blue Ridge News and WTHU radio report a write in poll showing 367 Emmitsburg area residents oppose a ski resort on College Mountain while 19 vote in favor. Residents cite traffic noise water resources and beauty concerns urging opponents to resist the venture.

Thurmont Blue Ridge News Wthu Radio Emmitsburg Area College Mountain

Boosts Clagett in Frederick County Politics

Letter from JOBN and POLLY WEDDLE of Kissimmee praising Commissioner Clagett as forward thinking and hardworking. They defend his handling of growth and the County Police proposal, accuse critics of jealousy, and urge continued progress for Frederick County under the current board.

Clagett Frederick County Galen Clagett Board of County Commissioners

Social spending crisis labeled in liberal press critique

Phyllis Schlafly assesses liberal overspending from 1965 onward, arguing that community colleges misallocate funds, produce high dropouts, and illiteracy claims while hospital bed expansion wastes taxpayer dollars. She cites California and New York data to claim an economy burden from unused beds and rising, unfocused public aims.

New York State Health Department New York New York City

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