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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1981

Page

5

Labor fights inflation heightening interest rates policy

The New York Times argues labor groups unite to press for low interest rates, but warns the tactic treats a symptom of inflation. It says wage restraint and price controls could help, yet inflation must be reduced to truly lower rates, with Reagan favoring a recession approach and a broad incomes policy unseen by the White House.

Howard Samuel Industrial Union Department Afl-Cio Reagan White House Labor Movement New York Times

Baltimore faces regional toxic waste plan amid May closures

The Sun discusses Maryland’s plan to create a 10 acre state toxic waste site at Hawkins Point and a 143 acre city landfill to handle regional waste. Officials emphasize state supervision, health safeguards, and reuse of state land while warning of potential illegal dumping if sites close in May.

Baltimore Hawkins Paint Curtis Bay Hawkins Point American Recovery Company Maryland Environmental Service Norris Back River New Jersey the Sun

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Cast Cited From Gilligan's Island Sequel Rise

A report lists the cast members for Gilligan's Island spinoff while noting the crew roster for McHale's Navy and the Soviet submarine unit in Sweden.

T.v.'s McHale’s Navy Sweden

Casey's CIA appointment draws scrutiny from Goldwater

The Washington Merry go round notes that Casey's ascent to CIA director has stirred distrust among old agents and lawmakers. Senate investigators flag a Multiponics affair, where Casey was among directors blamed for misleading stock offerings and heavy farm debts. No smoking gun yet, but questions linger about Casey's fitness and finances.

Washington CIA Reagan Big Bill Casey Casey Barry Goldwater Rariz Senate Intelligence Committee Goldwater Wall Street Multiponics Inc Multiponics Senate CTA Multiponies Vernon Bacher John Dillon Corky Johnson Stanley Sporkin Sporkin

Reverend Douglass Hooff addresses marriage canon at All Saints Church

The Protestant canon at All Saints Church requires three days notice before a marriage by any minister and limits remarriage for divorced persons in most cases. Grapes and violets appear in News-Post offices as November harvests are noted. C.C. Creager and W.E. May, examiners for the state police, are ordered to report to a new substation near Mattawoman for duty. Four Frederick County 4-H members win all expenses to Chicago for the National 4-H Club Congress. A salary increase for Frederick County Superintendent Dr. James A. Sensenbaugh is approved by the school board. Walkersville considers forming a planning and zoning commission outside Frederick.

New Zealand Congress U.S Kremlin Soviet Union Alexander Haig Russia House Agriculture Committee New New Zealand Dairy Board Egypt United Feature Syndicate Inc Douglass Hooff Rea All Saints Church C.C. Creager Thurmont W.E. May Brunswick Hal Mattawoman Washington Frederick County Chicago West Frederick Junior High School Harvey Clem Utica Jerry Hevener Johnsville George T. Brachey Frederick Wayne Gaver Middletown James A. Sensenbaugh Sensenbaugh Senszenbaugh Baltimore County Walkersville Goodloe BE Byron

Letters on animal rights and city governance in Frederick

The letter argues fur coats harm animals and supports the Research Modernization Act HR-374 HR-556 as a step for animal rights. It also lists mayoral priorities for Frederick, urging police focus, traffic signals at Baughman Lane intersection, city tours, bicycle regulations, and bridge repairs on College Avenue.

City Hall Rosemont Avenue Military Road College Avenue

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