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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1982

Page

4

ACT SO Olympics of the Mind details push in Frederick

Frederick NAACP president D Nickens outlines ACT-SO Afro Academic Cultural Technological and Scientific Olympics as a program to raise black youth scholastic achievement. Local coordinator Charles Stewart will present to students and counselors, with ACT-SO stages for grades 9 through 12 and finals at the NAACP national convention. Community support aims to expand to over 500 cities in five years, including Frederick, with medals and significant scholarships awarded.

Lord D. Nickens Frederick County NAACP Joe National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Nickens ACTSO Charles Stewart Frederick Maryland Baltimore Benjamin L. Hooks

Poland fights for freedom amid martial law crackdown

Edward W. Wash of the Industrial Council reports on Poland’s crisis as the government annuls the August 1980 liberal labor law, abolishes the right to strike, and Solidarity calls a nationwide strike on November 10. Riots, tear gas, and economic collapse shadow the nation while Pope John Paul II and Western leaders react. The Soviets watch as Poles endure hunger and demonstrations, praying for renewed liberty.

Solidarity Gdansk Reagan Poland White House John Paul II Rome Kremlin East Germany Hungary Czechoslovakia Bob Ageny Edward W. Wash U.S. ‘Industrial Council

Nursing home rules risk lax standards under Reagan plan

The Reagan administration plans to ease federal nursing home inspections, risking subpar safety and care as Medicaid funds, including 5.7 billion of 1980 federal share, flow to states. GAO findings cite Autumn Hills centers in Texas City with nurse shortages, questionable costs, and improper charges amid a push for looser oversight.

Washington U.S Texas Autumn Hills Convalescent Center Inc Indiatrante Alinca Claude Pepper D-Fla General Accounting Office Autumn Hills Texas City GAO Manila Robert Gay Tony Capaccio United States Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

Reagan critique misreads Great Society history

Cophey Mews Service argues President Reagan misreads Great Society impact. Programs aiding the poor reduced poverty and costs were small, while rising spending favored non poor entitlements. Inflation decline came with a recession and high unemployment. The piece defends social programs as moral and civic goals.

Reagan Vietnam America

November 1982 election results and rainfall records

The item notes weekend rains boosting November totals to exceed 1931 and 1902 marks with 3.03 inches in seven days. It also reports on Maryland elections with Congressman Charles Mathias winning re election, Gov J Millard Tawes securing a second term, and Republican Russell Z Horman winning a county seat, plus voter turnout figures for Frederick County.

Charles McC. Mathias House of Representatives Mathias Maryland Russell Z. Horman A. Irvin Renn Lawrence A. Dorsey Board of County Commissioners Horman C. Burton Cannon

Souls on Fire lifts faith at Faith United Church service

A letter from walkersville reader praises the Souls on Fire group of 13 women and 3 men at Faith United Church of Christ near Frederick for inspiring spiritual uplift. The author credits their director and accompanists, notes the audience’s response, and thanks the show’s visitors. A second letter from Anthony F Conte of Eyler Valley criticizes Emmitsburg mayor Robert Preston over Summit Lake Camp sewer issue and calls for closer fact checking and conservation of the local watershed.

Faith United Church of Christ Frederick Ashbury United Methodist Church Paul Eileen Stull Walkersville Joe Ogie Jesus Hagerstown Summit Lake Camp Byler Valley Emmitsburg Robert Preston Rurn Corned Preston Owens Creek Summit Lake

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