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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1984

Page

4

Honest Sam's used satellites and Christmas poems

A Frederick News-Post page mixes a cartoon about Honest Sam's Used Satellite Lot selling Palapa B at $25 million and Westar 6 at $20 million with notes on poet Tom Kolb's Christmas volumes and autograph events. Also covered are Maryland historical records forums, local student thoughts on Reagan and Mondale, Salvation Army holiday efforts, and public notices.

Christine Bowersox Seminole Road Honest Sam Palapa B Westar 6 Sam Oliver Thomas Knib Broderick Tom Kolb Frederick Quynn Tannenbaum East Patrick Street Dalton Book Store Francis Scott Key Mall Little Professor Book Sure West Seventh Street Anna Standoff Reagan Walter Mondale North Frederick Clinton Crowder News-Post

Maryland Trust for Retarded Citizens Aids Parents

The Maryland Trust for Retarded Citizens MTRC an independent group aids parents of mentally retarded children by funding ongoing care and services. It charges a 1200 dollar one time fee to list a child and uses investments over 20 years to support residential educational vocational legal financial and recreation needs with ongoing family involvement and potential advocacy.

The Maryland Trust For Retarded Citizens MTRC Maryland Association For Retarded Citizens ARC Joanna Pierson Frederick County Pierson Carl Storm Howard University Storm Frederick Charlotte Glick

Ironies of exile and homeland in Middle East discourse

Ralph de Toledano reflects on PBS views of Arab emirates using Palestinians for development while noting a Palestinian in Kuwait who feels insecure despite wealth. He contrasts Jewish exile after 1648 with Jews thriving in Israel, then laments rising anti-Semitism in the United States and Palestinian politics. He argues genuine peace in the Middle East hinges on ending such ironies and hatred.

Washington Public Broadcasting Service Arab Emirates Persian Gulf Kuwait Arab World Syria Morocco Spain Iberian Peninsula Germany Europe United States Walter F. Mondale Democratic Party Jesse Jackson New World U.S Palestine Jordan Palestine Liberation Organization Hussein East Bank Middle East Iran Iraq Copley News Service

Local clubs and events highlight Frederick community life

Yesterday's Truth Seekers class met at Mrs. Handley's home with Mrs. Kline and Mrs. Handley elected to a sick contact committee. Frederick County unit head Hunter Bowers named by federal official Hungerford. Sons of the Revolution speaker Keiffer Delauter, band Jokers Wild played at teen dance for mentally retarded children fund. Young farmer winners announced by judges Zufall Shiffler Smith and Hahn.

Truth Seekers Cavary Mle William Handley Wilford Kline Harvey Kemp Handley Maurice Sharrer Hunter Bowers Frederick Frederick County Federal Housing Administration Arthur M. Hungerford National Emergency Council Maryland Jokers Wild Tex Harvey Frederick Armory Frederick County Association For Jacob R. Ramsburg Charles J. Brandenburg Burkittsville Mehrle H. Ramsburg Jr Lewistown George H. Toms Walkersville Junior Chamber of Commerce John Happy Johnny) Zufall Kenneth £. Shiffler Hay H. Smith Walter J. Hahn

Full employment requires public private partnership and volunteer roles

The author argues that private sector alone cannot provide jobs for all and urges a federal commitment to public private programs, infrastructure rebuilding, universal training, and targeted youth and disabled supports. Government as enabler, funded by investing in people, is essential for dignity and civil rights through work.

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Frederick Post Frederick. Md Honest Sam's Washington County Maryland State Archives National Historical Publications and Records Commission Maryland Historical Records Advisory Board Hagerstown Ada Steve Cooper John Seymour Salvation Army Tadic Earl Fitzgerald Bre Capa Oge Digeseyt Maryland Trust For Mwa Mangehottha By Joy Pittman Gurley Ralph de Toledano H. Keiffer Delauter Frederick County Bar Association Sergeant Lawrence Everhart Sons of the American Revolution John E. Jacob
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