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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1985

Page

4

Frederick High Cadets Seek State Title at Byrd Stadium

Frederick High faces McDonough Rams in the Maryland Class A football final at Byrd Stadium. The 8-2 Cadets meet the 12-0 undefeated Rams after a 21-7 win over Fairmont Heights, with kickoff at 4 p.m. Saturday. Supporters, boosters, and the Frederick community rally behind the team and staff as they pursue a championship.

Frederick Frederick High School Byrd Stadium Maryland College Park McDonough FHS Frederick Cadets Fairmont Heights Hornets McDonough Rams Fort Hill Sentinels News-Post Frederick County Frederick High Steve Wilson Tom Allen Mike Hauk Ed Remus Charlie Neel Kurt Baker Shawn Carey Ron Cecil Scott Reece Shannon Baker Black and Gold Paula C. Butterfield HR Akmls Abn Dean Boyce Chip Moser Vince Mooney Jake Rishter Alan Ward Jack Croneburg David Delauter Steve Donohue Ed Schade Jim McBride Derek Smith Ed Jean Rick Knipple Paul Athry Curt Jester Tony Smith Eric Whitmore Rodney Cecil J.T. Smith Sheri Killen Michelle Routzahn Mary Pat Daugherty Sandra Carey Jennifer Rudy Frederick High Boosters Club FHS Boosters Paula Butterfield Frederick High Cadets Mort Mill Ramamhor

The Case Against Amnesty for Immigrants

Anthony Harrigan cites Dr. M E Bradford arguing against amnesty for millions of illegal entrants. He warns citizenship requires lawfulness, English, and cultural alignment, urging policies based on national needs and public virtue. The piece opposes sanctuary notions and warns of mass illegals overwhelming services and stability.

Congress United States M.E. Bradford Dallas University University of Georgia Press Bradford Dr. Bradford

Frederick Festival of the Arts planned for May 10 1986

Frederick prepares for a two part festival blending crafts and fine art with a park weave-in and community sculpture idea. Mary Xlotz of the Frederick Arts Council promotes crafting as art while Don Cleveland oversees visual arts. Contact 663-8750 for details and schedule. Roy Meachum anniversary note and Johnny Laughland letter conclude column.

Frederick Frederick Festival of the Arts Don Cleveland

Thank you to Citizens Nursing Home staff in Frederick

JOLEEN HART of Fairview Ave Frederick thanks the Citizens Nursing Home staff for compassionate care given to her grandmother Miss Nettie. She praises the facility’s professionalism, cleanliness, staff friendliness, and lively activities, urges county residents to support this dedicated team of professionals serving senior citizens.

Frederick County Citizens Nursing Home Miss Nettie E-wing

Lottery tickets seized at post office and other WW items

SEVERAL THOUSANDS of dollars worth of lottery tickets on the Irish and Canadian sweepstakes were being held at the local post office. Importation violated postal and federal laws. JAMES McCANNER brought 2 black widow spiders to The News-Post office. GHAFFAR DJALAL was arrested for speeding. released for lack of jurisdiction over a foreign diplomat. Jerry Young won WBALs talent contest. Forty plus members join Virginia Tech Varsity Glee Club. YMCA Junior Leader's Club members awarded trophies. Teen fashion at Singanore High and Walkersville High schools. Cafeteria belief in hot dogs shows school humor.

Guy E. Motter Ghaffar Djalal United States Iran Elkton Clayton Ellison George C. Rawson North East Djalal

Debtor’s Time Bomb Warns Of Debt Soaring Beyond 13 Trillion

Jack Anderson outlines a stark forecast of rising public debt from 2 trillion to 13 trillion in 15 years and beyond. He argues runaway spending, political incentives, and special interests drive deficits, threatening the American way of life and burdening future taxpayers with high costs.

Washington Congress

Deficit and tax policy debated by Grace Caucus

A budget critique argues that tax increases fail to solve deficits and cites 1982 measures. It proposes combining tax hikes with spending cuts, noting the 1983 85 period fell short. J Peter Grace urges waste elimination to balance the federal budget and stop the spending spiral, with Rep. Beau Boulter chairing the Grace Caucus urging constituent support.

Congress Buster J. Peter Grace Grace Caucus Rep Beau Boulter Texas

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