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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1981
Page
3
Frederick Memorial Hospital overflows prompt calls for expansion with two new floors and enhanced radiology. City may annex Park Place to enable growth, risking loss of on street parking near Hospital Park while promising future parking deck. Local residents worry over reduced spaces amid long term benefits.
The hospital, backed by Frederick County residents, seeks Park Place land and Elm Street School property to expand and add parking. City zoning demands more spaces. without growth the hospital cannot meet rising patient and physician needs as Frederick County's population grows. Officials urge timely approval, stating the issue is non political and urgent.
The article critiques Congress after raising the debt limit to 13 digits amid partisan disputes. It notes Republicans support for the increase while Democrats fear risks, discusses borrowing versus taxes, cites Senator Proxmire’s long filibuster and its $64,674 cost, and questions citizen thrift amid a trillion-dollar era.
Washington reports reveal NCPAC's Texas invasion plan for 1982 targeting five Democratic incumbents. Dolan plans $1.6 million for campaigns and Independent Expenditure Program to destabilize targets. The strategy emphasizes image over substance and district wide polling to pick candidates.
Nearly 2,500 members of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs from Maryland Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania and D C visited the State Odd Fellows Home north of Frederick for an annual program on the porch after inspection. James M Chapman Jr Baltimore spoke of paying homage to an ideal vital to life. A Frederick woman reported a floral oddity on a begonia leaf with 30 small leaves and many embryo shoots. Brunswick work on Yourtee Spring slated to halt after four days unless funds and rights of way issues are resolved for a $60,000 bond project.
Mrs. Ernest W. McCoy of near Keedysville learned that three Civil War projectiles on her property still contained charges. Fort Meade officials confirmed one live shell. the others were inert. The items were uncovered across two decades, matching weapons used against troops in the Civil War.
Readers critique Fair judging on needlepoint back comments and discuss political shifts, Reaganomics, taxation, and national economic policy. The letters feature Judith Littlefield, Roger Stron g, Thomas H Hattery, and Thomas Hat tery addressing fairness, historical interpretation, and party alignment.
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