Song Lingers After Air Force Band Concert at Weinberg
Western Maryland residents still buzz about the October 27 United States Air Force Band and The Singing Sergeants at the Weinberg Center. A capacity crowd of 1,181 heard artistry that stirred patriotism. tickets for 1,200 more could not be filled.
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Arafat Under Pressure as Syrian Move Aims to Oust PLO Leader
Secret reports warn Syria's Hafez Assad plans to replace Yasser Arafat as PLO chairman, backing Abu Iyad while Arafat seeks to preserve independence. The CIA notes show Assad leveraging his covert support to control the Lebanese arms channel, with Arafat courting rivals and foreign ties to counter the challenge.
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Humane cure for defeated candidates letter to editor
A reader suggests a humane post election ritual of removing campaign signs to ease rejection. The writer recalls using a hammer and pinch bar to pull down signs after the election, noting signs came down easier than they went up and thanking Gail Guyton for sign building tips from the 1982 campaign. The piece mentions using signs for barn sheeting later.
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No Pro Ball Today Amid Labor Management Feud
A reader laments ongoing NFL labor strife driven by greed between owners and players, warning of a nation watching as a "golden egg" TV deal is contested. The letter argues for broader political lessons, praising civic participation while urging reforms like tax overhauls, Social Security protections, and stricter federal and state campaign finance controls.
Armistice Day remembered and local notes from Frederick
Fifty years ago from NewsFeed files recall Armistice Day ending the Great War. Frederick County totals show tax shifts while local clubs form a Young Women's Democratic League at the YMCA. Heavy rains and winds hit Maryland with Cumberland Hagerstown and Frederick reporting over an inch of rain. Johns Hopkins educator Leon M. Ginsburg to speak on day care for working mothers. Alvin G. Quinn, longtime YMCA leader, dies after illness. McCurdy Field hosts a muddy tie between Frederick and Westminster Cadets as season winds down.
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Moscow Symphony Orchestra World Tour Remark
In Moscow a Soviet quartet is identified as the Moscow Symphony Orchestra after a world tour. The piece shifts between Tokyo and New York observations and notes Seoul bustle with counterfeit designer goods at low prices, contrasting Taipei’s distinct scene.
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Taiwan's Economic Miracle Under Reagan Era Trade Ties
A detailed sketch of Taiwan's booming economy, low unemployment at 2.6 percent, and a robust export surplus amid global shocks. The piece praises Taiwan's growth, notes its Four Year Plan shifting toward private sector, and highlights U S ROC trade dynamics and potential shifts in financial centrality to Taipei. It also remarks on a relaxed, prosperous, but resource-light society with signs of modern prosperity and ongoing development.
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