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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1981
Page
3
The piece muses on Thanksgiving as the most American holiday linking modern tables to Native American foods. It notes turkeys trace to European stock via Aztec origins, and lists native dishes such as beans, cranberries, corn, squash, and nuts. It recalls Pilgrim feasts and postmeal exhaustion.
Washington voters rejected the D C Education Tax Credit Initiative by 73 829 to 8 44 a result seen as harming the push for tuition credits. The article contrasts the D C plan with the Packwood Moynihan bill while noting concerns about equity and nonrefundable credits. It cites quotes from Chester Finn and views of church officials and unions.
Letter to the editor argues for tuition tax credits or grants based on a child's grade and local costs. It contends credits would remove fairness issues for taxpayers funding public schools and praises private school parents as heroes while challenging the church‑state separation claim. It notes many private schools are church‑related but not all and recalls colonial roots of American schools.
Washington columnist JACK ANDERSON decries food stamp and WIC program cuts, global aid limits, and farm debt while urging private charity and policy shifts. He cites unemployment, beneficiary reductions, and stalled aid to Vietnam and Cambodia, then criticizes educational monopolies and public funding rules.
Congressman David J. Lewis of Maryland's sixth district was slated to speak on tariffs at the Frederick County Farm Bureau annual meeting at Calvary Episcopal Church. Frederick officials toured Washington to study the Miller Translator traffic system as Christmas lights lit downtown Frederick, with local dignitaries and club members in attendance.
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