Sadat the peacemaker slain in assassination
Anwar Sadat president of Egypt, famed for the Camp David Accords, was assassinated Tuesday. Global leaders mourn and vow to continue the push for Middle East peace as Mubarak and Reagan urge resilience and renewed resolve against terrorism.
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Reagan credibility tested as 1982 election race gathers pace
Phyllis Schlafly notes potential candidates for 1982 statewide offices emerge as Illinois apportionment shapes races. She warns Reagan’s credibility wavers amid high interest rates and Social Security fears, citing Thatcher’s decline and O'Connor nomination as coalition strains.
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Planned Parenthood hosts open house during National Family Sexuality Education Week
Letters discuss Planned Parenthood Frederick open house Oct 9 at 228 Market St. Residents urged to seek resources from clergy MDs teachers and local health agencies. Readers' letters defend Braddock Heights, criticize KEK, and vent about milk pouch controversy at local schools.
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Frederick outlines city fire gear and health drive in 1931 notice
Epidemic control efforts in Frederick County focus on diphtheria with Dr E C Kefauver and nurses visiting Walkersville and Woodsboro to immunize residents. Unionville school cultures awaited to confirm cases. A county elementary pupil is cited as the likely outbreak source.
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Nunn Amendment targets Pentagon cost overruns amid defense shakeup
Washington details show Sen. Sam Nunn pushing a defense authorization amendment to require detailed cost reporting and inflation-adjusted accounting for weapons programs. Critics say it challenges contractors while generals seek to blunt changes with "preferred solutions" that would exempt major cost areas. The move sparks a tug of war between Congress, the Pentagon, and industry over who pays for overruns and how profits are managed.
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