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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1978
Page
3
A brief, reflective report notes a serene sea scene near Netus with calm waters and light winds. Local watchers describe peaceful skies, gentle waves, and a sense of quiet continuity in the coastal area. No injuries or disruptions reported.
Groundbreaking for the new Frederick County courthouse marks a long battle over the facility with Judge Robert E. Clapp lauded for guiding the project. The ceremony honored local veterans from Korea and Vietnam, memorialized as the forgotten fallen, funded by the Frederick County Veterans Association led by Harvey Showe.
The article discusses a chaotic debate over reforms and military issues. It notes phrases about dates, rates, and reviews, naming several figures such as Armen and Shas Pecsi. It references political shifts, revolutionary ideas, and ongoing tensions between reformers and conservatives.
Reporters in Nicaragua face censorship and wire-tapping under Somoza regime. La Prensa and other outlets push to cover rights, elections, and protests while state security clamps down. New censorship steps ease slightly as opposition lines persist and media tradeoffs continue.
Washington analysis shows three major anti gun control groups led by the National Rifle Association spending over 1 million dollars to influence House and Senate races. The piece notes Carter's budget limits and Kennedy as a leading gun rights advocate shaping judiciary committees and potential handgun policy moves.
The Frederick County News-Post notes that Tema frames will attend the annual International Poultry and Hay Show in Chicago. Participants include Frank Moo Stevens Creagerstown Havator Derr Fredenck and Frank Staffes. Over $60,000 in Christmas accounts will be paid out by Frederench banks next week.
Twenty years ago reports describe mountain sections iced over and roads torn after a storm. The Good Shepherd Lutheran on West Seventh Street will soon be dedicated with Rev. Dr. Frank Fife of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland as speaker. Frederick High's basketball team fears height gaps in CVAL and state play.
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