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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1981

Page

5

Wary of Gas Tax Hike in Maryland Critics Cry Foul

Marylanders especially rural residents should beware Governor Hughes third annual gasoline tax increase. With gas at 1.25 to 1.39 per gallon and no spending safeguards, taxpayers urge limits, earmarked road use, and budget cuts. They call out $560 million over four years, surplus waste, and demand accountability before any hike.

Baltimore Transportation Fund Annapolis Stockman Washington Frederick County U.S. 15

Brandt espionage ties shadow German chancellor CIA KGB

West German chancellor Willy Brandt reportedly worked for the CIA in the 1950s 60s and may have supplied information to the KGB while rising in Berlin and West Germany His handlers distrusted him due to links with Soviet intelligence The disclosures come from four longtime CIA sources and add to Brandt’s controversial career ending with his 1974 resignation after an aide’s exposure as an East German spy The report notes Brandt denied money from either agency and cites Eleanor Dulles and other officials in support of the claims

Washington Willy Brandt Berlin CIA KGB Brandt Social Democratic Party Kremlin U.S Dale van Atta Lubeck Hitler Norway Sweden Stockholm Eleanor Dulles State Department Allen Dulles East Germany Roseia West Berlin Klaus- Henning Rosen Rose Labor Ray Donovan White House Labor Department Malcolm Lovell Rubber Manufacturers Assn Lovell Donovan New Jersey William M. Bell Reagan Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Senate House Pentagon Ualted Pentare Syndicate Inc

Responding to Editorial on Comparable to What

Anita Stup, president of the West Frederick Middle School PTA, argues that county school spending focuses on repairs and maintenance rather than new buildings. She notes major CIP funds for West Frederick, frames the issue as facility comparability versus program needs, and defends redistricting while urging attention to textbooks.

Anita Stup West Frederick Middle School PTA Board of County Commissioners Frederick County Frederick Board of Education CIP West Frederick Tam Goldsmith Franklin Roosevelt Burgee Burges Maryland

Maryland Masons Harvest at Bonnie Brink Armistice Day

November 12 1931 report covers Maryland Masons fourth annual feld day at Bonnie Brink near Cockeysville with over 4500 state members, corn husking, cattle judging, and a $1000 gift to Mason Home trustees. Frederick High School relay wins Armistice Day race 5 27. Plans for U S 15 bypass for Emmitsburg discussed.

Frederick Frederick High School Francis Scott Key Post American Legion U.S. 15 State Roads Commission Emmitsburg

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