Not All Over Today. Election Day Reflections and Calls to Vote
A candidate declares it all over on election day, but the piece argues the real test begins now for victors and losers alike. It urges Frederick area voters to act today by voting on 12 ballot questions and to push for government spending controls, better roads, schools, and accountability, stressing democracy and citizen involvement.
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Frederick
House of Representatives
The
Highway Administration
Reader letter attacks disability payers and calls for tax cuts
A reader argues against disability pensions and related welfare programs, alleging widespread cheating and bureaucratic waste. The letter urges heavy spending cuts, elimination of unproductive government positions, and balanced budgets, naming figures like Tip O Neill and departments such as GSA and HEW, and concludes with a call to vote for tax cuts and reforms.
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Daily News
GSA
Carter
Tip O'Neal
House of Representatives
Golden years under rising costs and careful parenting
The text critiques escalating prices labeled as the golden years and warns against harsh discipline before verifying a child’s exposure to karate lessons on home media, while mentioning recession and a crash as potential experiences or evasions.
Preserving the Farmer Amid Suburban Pressures in Pennsylvania
Dick Thornburgh campaigns in rural Pennsylvania arguing farmland preservation hinges on protecting farmers. The piece cites Weaver and Jaindl disputes over setbacks and zoning, and New Jersey debates over Right to Farm and water standards. Local officials, state agencies, and extension services are urged to support modern farming against nuisance rules and environmental restrictions.
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Dick Thornburgh
Pennsylvania
Robert Weaver
Weaver
Lancaster County
Fred Jaindl
Lehigh Cowsty
Jaindi
South Whitehill
New Jersey
Charles Yates
Burlington County
N.J. Dairyman
State Department of Environmental Protection
Dairyman
New Jersey Farm Bureau
Morris County
N.J
Avaca Iefci
Christopher Jackson
New Jersey General Assembly
International Union
Dave
Cooperative Extension Services
State Ag
Fred Javid
Javid
Wo Lage Lius
Ue Ly. Supreme Court
Jaindl
Koge
Jor
Dob Biver
November 7 158 Republics swept Frederick County by unprecedented majorities
Report notes heavy Republican performance in the presidential election with Wachart Hanver hand leading in Frederick County. Hoover’s statewide tally fell short of expectations amid Democratic optimism. the article also mentions Kiwanis meeting at Francis Scott Key Hotel and various local events including 4-H and school activities with officer elections and sports results. The piece closes with a biblical quote about Solomon and the living child from Kings.
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Frederick County
Wachart Hanver
Hoover
Met
F. Berry Primer
The
Kiwanis Eerx
Frederick Kiwanis
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Civitan Club
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Ralph E. White
Europe
Mount Pleasant
Roy Cassell
College Park
Somoza blasts Sandinistas as Cuban trained terrorists
Washington reporter Rod Sherman profiles the Sandinista movement in Nicaragua. He describes their cross class makeup, aim for a democratic provisional government, and reliance on the Group of 22 while noting Somoza's fear of U S support and the rebels' hopes for a U S blockade and broader anti Somoza coalition.
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Washington
Anastasio Somoza
Central America
Somoza
United States
Somozas
Carter
Snd
State Department
Rod Sherman
Somoze
Manigua
Dinistas
Group of 12
Proletariat
Cuba
Somaza
Guer
Israel
U. S
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Wongee
Pisa
Porch
Prane
Wenkdert
Orore
Ayers Washegeen DC
Maryland
Frederick, Md
Blair Lee
Marvin
Empire State Building
New York City
Social Security
Weesagd
Robert D. Menzie
Mt. Airy, Md
New Market Parent-Teacher Association
A. J. Zimmerman
E. F. Roop
Carrie Fleming
Clarence Stevens
Middletown High School
Knights of the Valley
Emmttsburg High School
Hays
Middletown
White
Emmitsburg
Solomon
Kong
Abe
Jack Anderson
Nicaragua
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