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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1981

Page

4

Handguns and Hughes in Maryland Gun Law Debate

The News American analyzes Maryland Governor Hughes push for a Massachusetts style handgun law with a year in jail for unlicensed carry. Supporters see tougher rules as common sense after Hinckley case, while gun owners fear confiscation. Senate co sponsors rise to thirteen, House signs on as 15 to 20 expected. Public support grows despite gun lobby concerns.

National Rifle Association Maryland Hughes John Hinckley United States Texas Reagan Massachusetts Boston J. Joseph Curran Curran House Paula C. Hollingers The News-American Baltimore

William Holden Remembered as a Strong But Ambiguous Hero

The Evening Sun notes William Holden aged, dignified, and etched by time with a career marked by varied roles from Golden Boy to presumed death in 1981 amid alcohol stories. His life abroad, wildlife conservation, and faith amid doubts frame him as a durable, complex American film icon.

William Holden Bill Holden Evening Sun Baltimore Brother

Lessons from Central America a cautious view for U S policy

Washington Report argues that after Carter era stability shifted to revolution and conflict in Central America. It warns that rushed intervention without clear goals backfired, urging realistic economic aims, regional cooperation, and democratic reform to counter communism while avoiding forceful upheavals.

Carter Central America United States Somoza U.S el Salvador Washington

Why fed watchdogs failed on the silver market

Washington reporters detail a House Subcommittee report accusing federal regulators of inaction during the 1979 80 silver boom. It blames failed enforcement by banks and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, highlighting Hunts Conti group ties and heavy loan activity, with wide credit impacts and policy conflicts.

Washington House Subcommittee On Commerce, Consumers and Monetary Affairs Nelson Bunker William Herbert Hunt Conti Group Hunt Family Subcommittee Hunts Federal Reserve Board Fed Commodity Futures Trading Commission Commission Nelson Booker Hunt Libya Hunt Commodity Commission Vicki Warren Tony Capaccio Congress

Greenland bases questioned amid defense waste debate

Richard L. Lesher argues that two U S Air Force bases in Greenland cost at least 85 million annually while refueling needs have vanished. He notes neighboring early warning systems and satellite detect missiles, calling the base rationale weak and costly. He labels wasteful spending and cites Proxmire’s Golden Fleece awards as further critique.

Washington Cap the Knife Weinberger U.S. Air Force Greenland Atlantic Air Force Sondersterom Thile Canada Europe United States Pentagon Ata Ski Resort Thomas Love Washington Report U.S Sierra Sky Ranch Ski Resort California

Liberty Town Lights Dwindle As Club Funds Run Low

Excerpts from the News Post recount Liberty Town street lights failing after the Liberty Town Woman's Club sponsorship waned. Only one arc light remains privately owned as annual costs once funded by public contributions and club entertainments fade, with attendance and donations shrinking.

Libertytown Libertytown Woman's Club Petrenere

Insect Collection Wins Maryland Trip for 4-H Member

George Brachey Jr. of Frederick earned Maryland's Entomology representation at the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. His 183-species exhibit classified insects as beneficial neutral or harmful, noting only 0.04 percent are harmful. Brachey’s decade with 4-H featured many awards and local activity in Mount Pleasant Boys' 4-H Club.

George Brachey Jr Frederick Maryland Chicago Mount Pleasant Brachey

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Frederick. Md Jack Frost Jack Anderson Peter Peyser D-N.y Senate House White House Peyser William Wampler R-Va Defense Intelligence Agency United Feature Syndicate Lee Richard L. Lesher Voice of Business Washington Post Reagan Administration Department of Energy David Stockman Department DOE Proxmire William Proxmire Sen. Proxmire Senate News-Post City Hall William F. Steiner Nathaniel Bowen Baker Park City C. Cyril Klein Fort Detrice Greater Frederick Harold W. McCue Army Charles McC. Mathias Glade Valley Lions Club Frederick County JO Ellen Adams
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