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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1989

Page

4

Weasels and a Pay Raise Plan for Congress

The article critiques a congressional pay raise plan announced a day before a vote, detailing a multi-tier increase scheme from 4.1 percent to 25 percent plus cost of living boosts. It accuses lawmakers of blackmail tactics, linking the raise to ethics reform and noting the high salaries proposed, contrasted with the imagined unfairness toward turkeys and weasels.

Ralph Nader Congress House Capitol Hill Congressional America

Roy Meachum Blind politicos

A column criticizes political blindness at federal and Maryland levels. It cites Rep. Foley over using an Air Force jet, Senate President Mike Miller over campaign finance reform delays, and Mount Airy Mayor Linda Boyer over a contractor deal with her husband. The piece urges ethics reform and accountability.

Washington Annapolis Mount Airy Thomas Foley U. S House of Representatives Congress Foley Senate Mike Miller House of Delegates Maryland R. Clayton Mitchell Miller Prince George's General Assembly Mitchell Sen. Miller Baltimore William Donald Schaefer P.G Mount Airv Linda Boyer Frederick Carroll Line Boyer Frederick County Coalition Boyers Rep. Foley

Two youths captured after 100 mile chase near Washington

State Police caught two 1 year old suspects after a 100 mile per hour pursuit ending on South Mountain. Their third stolen car a 1939 Ford sedan from Frederick Motor Co. was damaged. the youths were unharmed. Also Frederick hosts its fifth annual Food and Better Housing Show at the State Armory with Gov. O Connor replaced by Francis Perrott. The Walkersville girls field hockey team finishes season undefeated with both varsity and junior varsity squads, listing players on each line.

the Nations Training School Washington Norman Boone Edwin Jackson South Mountain R.L. Warfield Frederick Motor Co Frederick State Armory Herbert R. O'Conor Francis Perrott Lloyd C. Culler Arlene Murray Mount Airy Maryland Moore Walkersville Linda Lockingbill Sally Stull Katy Mercer Lynn Baker Jane Detbarn Donna Smith Sharon Baker June Mainhart April Green Kitty Buza Sue Eaves Pat Clemm Faye Keefer Sharon Gilbert Brenda Hedges Kay Ramsburg Debbie Broadwater Joy MacCartee Tina Winn Ann Bowers Billie Glacken Karen Bachtell Liz Talley Debbie Stauffer Nannette Carigan Winnie Eaves

Keating Faces House Panel Over Lincoln S&L Collapse

Congress will question Charles Keating as the House Banking Committee probes the Lincoln Savings and Loan failure in Irvine California. Regulators say the collapse could cost taxpayers over two billion dollars, with a 1.1 billion fraud lawsuit pending against Keating and relatives.

Washington Congress Oliver North Charles Keating House Banking Committee Lincoln Savings and Loan Irvine Calif Keating Lincoln House Federal Home Loan Bank Board U.S Danny Wall Savings and Loan Michael Einstein Savings California Savings and Loan S&l

Wall pressure could force Bush to push Wall aside

Congress presses for accountability as Henry Gonzalez urges President Bush to dismiss Wall over Lincoln S&L collapse. Keating admits deregulation and S&L purchases fed the crisis while steering donations to lawmakers. Soviet missile momentum and MX Midgetman debates frame the broader security context.

Pentagon America Congress United States

Eminent domain debate over local landfill in Frederick

Donald L. Gouker responds to a letter by G Lee Teets about the Schroder farm and eminent domain. He questions whether the county commissioners act for the public good given soil and groundwater pollution concerns from a current landfill and seeks broader site consideration and public participation in the petition drive. He notes petitions show limited turnout among Frederick County residents.

G. Lee Teets Teets Frederick County Bush Creek EPA Mark Hoke Sterling Bollinger Bill Schroder T. Anita Stup

Letter on Fair Sports Coverage at Linganore and Local Schools

Walter R. Hilter Jr. of Mount Airy argues that the Frederick News-Post gives unequal sports coverage. He cites Linganore’s 1987 state finals and bias toward Gov. Thomas Johnson and Frederick High, urging equal treatment for boys and girls teams and all local schools.

Linganore Frederick News-Post Frederick Singapore Thomas Johnson Frederick High

Imitation of Japan in US economy sparks sovereignty fears

The writer argues Japan dominates key American industries and banks, cites daily $400 million foreign borrowing, and urges passage of Senate Bill 1553 granting presidential line item veto to curb pork-barrel spending. Marguerite Snyder of Knoxville calls for action to senators and representatives.

United States Japan

Local FFA sweetheart crown ed by Miss Mol

A Midland reader complains that the local FFA sweetheart photo credits miss proper recognition. She notes Joy Titus and another unnamed contestant deserved fuller credit alongside Virginia Cha and urges fuller attribution in future youth coverage.

FFA Mol Joy Titus Virginia Cha Cha

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