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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1985

Page

4

Dear Mr President project sails to publish citizen letters

Northwestern journalism students launch DEAR MR PRESIDENT a non profit book project inviting Americans to submit letters with one selected to present the collection. Proceeds fund journalism scholarships. Also notes on PAC money limits bill proposal leaders and a Baltimore National Aquarium belukha whale arrival and acclimation details.

News-Post United States Northwestern University S.P.A.C.E. — Society For the Preservation of Sharon Lee White House S.P.A.C.E Lee Arlington Heights Ill

Letter to the editor on repeated budget failures and Star Wars

Dorothy Bernard of Frederick criticizes Congress for repeating budget crises each year, condemns waste and Star Wars spending, and argues against broad tax increases on the common worker. She asserts the system fails despite voting in every election and calls for financial reform.

Congress Dorothy Bernard Frederick

Weisberg fires back on Meachum corruption of reality

In a pointed letter to the editor, Weisberg criticizes Roy Meachum for anti Israeli propaganda and antisemitism. He accuses Meachum of torturing facts, defending terrorists, and rewriting history to justify harsh U S and Israeli actions during the Middle East crisis. Weisberg contests Meachum’s international law claims and asserts the need for honest, factual reporting.

Roy Meachum Middle-East Meachum Israel Lebanon Egypt Syria United States Washington Post Bekaa Washington White House U.S Waite Beirut Tel Aviv Rible Arafat Jordan Hussein Khomani Iran Arafats England Palestine Turkey Germany Transjordan Jordan River Abdullah Trans Hafez Asad al-Asad Walter Lipmann Lippmat

Boonsboro principal rescued after leg injury on South Mountain

Yesterday’s notes recount Homer W. Guyton of Boonsboro High School being saved by hunters John Main and Glen Obler after a badly sprained knee left him motionless in a South Mountain clearing. Also listed are Dr. Paul Holtz’s fellowship in surgery and other local items from The News Post.

Homer W. Guyton Boonsboro High School South Mountain Guyton John Main Frederick Glen Obler Hagerstown

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