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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1982

Page

5

Veterans Day events honor all wars in Frederick area

National salute to Vietnam veterans tops plans with ceremonies in Washington and a full schedule from Sunday in Frederick and Brunswick. Memorial services recall World War I II Korea and Vietnam with speakers Col. Boyd Cook and Charles C. Bender. A Brunswick parade includes 75 units and a flyover by U.S. Air Force. Nationwide religious services Sunday November 14 mark remembrance for all who served.

Washington Frederick County Frederick Brunswick Memorial Park North Bentz West Second Streets Old Armory Vietnam Old Frederick Francis Scott Key American Legion Gov. Thomas Johnson High School National Cathedral Wisconsin Massachusetts Avenue NW Washagton D.C Arlington Cemetery Veterans Administration Congressional Medal of Honor Society Massachusetts Avenue Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund

Suzuki resignation reshapes Japan's LDP leadership race

LDP president Suzuki's sudden resignation shocks Japan but meets limited criticism. Former ministers warn of weak leadership as contenders Nakasone and Komoto emerge, with Tanaka backing Nakasone. The successor, pro business and pro United States, faces party unity challenges and broader economic pressures.

Washington Zenko Suzuki Liberal Democratic Party Masayoshi Ohara LDP Suzuki United States Japan Zentaro Kosaka Diet Kosaka Suzuki Yomiuri Asahi Mainichi Nohosuke Kishi Takeo Fukuda Takeo Miki Yasuhiro Nakasone Toshio Komoto Economic Planning Agency Nakasone Tokyo Kakuei Tanaka Lockheed No. 2 Komoto Fukuda Tanaka Sayonara Suzuki-san

Congress Boosts Military Pork With 1983 Spending Rush

President Reagan criticized Congress for leaving Washington to campaign without passing funding bills. One bill did pass, funding military construction for 1983, revealing heavy pork spending. Additions include $61 million for bases in Rep. Brinkley’s district, $7.2 million to build new barracks, nine new armories, and $2 million to air condition three schools in Rep. Gonzales’s district. Senator Inouye blocked a $32 million land lease cut for the Mariana Islands.

Washington Reagan Congress Appropriations Treasury Pentagon Honea Armed Services Committee Jack Brinkley D-Ga Military Installations Subcommittee Blytheville Air Force Base Arkansas Bill Alexander D-Ark Military Construction Appropriations National Guard Thomas P. O'Neill Jr Dmasa O’neill Henry Gonzales D-Texas Peter Grant Daniel [Nouye Hawaii Mariana Islands General Accounting Office Inouye

Legislative battles over military funds and Watt scandal

The text outlines House cuts to military construction including 12 million for Kaiserslautern barracks, later restored by the Senate. It notes Interior Secretary Watt using donor funds for private Christmas parties, protests by non profits, rent threats, and a repayment demand. It also mentions Schweiker eyeing budget increases for HHS against White House wishes.

House Kaiserslautern Germany Senate Senate Armed Services Committees Saith James Watt National Parks Watt Custis-Lee Arlington Cemetery The Park Service Eee Sidney Yates Dtll Subcommittee On Interior Appropriations Health and Human Services Richard Schweiker White House Congress HHS Schweiker United Feature

Givenpitis and Despair in American Public Life

Phyllis Schlafly warns that post Korean and Vietnam era despair mirrors a phobia labeled givenpitis. She cites psychiatrist Maj. William E. Mayer, condemns nuclear freeze advocates, notes fear-driven attitudes in schools, and urges renewal of American can-do spirit through faith and leadership to face the future with confidence.

William E. Mayer Army Jeremiah den Tn Alabama Helen Caldicot Physicians For Social Responsibility Ince wCai Caldicot Pat Elliett Cabucett Jim Slemer Pax Christi America Colorado Fauve

Democrats in Frederick County mass meeting denounce Iran policy

A Democratic mass meeting at Winchester Hall denounced Iran policy under Leroy McCardell while discussing tourism promotion. The text also notes a St John s Lutheran Church pastor dying after a heart attack during homecoming services and mentions plans by Frederick County students for a new experiential business startup.

Winchester Hall St. John's Lutheran Church Creagerstown Woodbry, Na Fred B. Seibel Frederick County

Haunted House committee thanks local supporters

Letters to the editor note that the Uniform Rank of Junior Fire Company No. 2 Haunted House Committee thanks Revisalin's Custom Printing Hardware Hiltner's Furniture town USA McCutcheon Apple Produce Stauffer Funeral Home Wickes Lumber Frederick Manefactorig Groff Signs K 6 Jeaber Company Ladies Auxiliary for a successful first annual Haunted House. Domalde Tracy, Chairman, and Junice Pire Company No. 2 address a mail order delivery issue.

Haunted House Committee Peave Revisalin's Custom Hiltner's Furniture Town USA McCutcheon Apple Produce Stauffer Funeral Home Wickes Lumber Frederick Manefactorig

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