Four H Week Highlights Frederick County Progress
Four thousand 4 H youths in Frederick County join nationwide 4 H Week as the new Frederick County 4 H Camp and Activity Center nears completion. Since 1961, the program has expanded to include city youths, with new junior programs, mini college workshops, and judging teams. The center, built with $120,000 of a $300,000 goal, hosts community groups and long term plans, while youths gain opportunities to travel to Chicago Houston and Salt Lake City, with future visits to Utah anticipated.
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Frederick County
Jefferson
Camp Misty Mount
Catoctin Mountains
Girl Scouts
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Young Farmers Association
Maryland Lung Association
Dan Braucher
4-H
JoAnne Leathermoan
Chicago
Houston
Texas
Salt Lake City
Utah
Frederik
National Social Security Reform Leaks Tax Hike Plan
A reform driven push signals a payroll tax increase as the National Commission on Social Security Reform nears its end. Leaks claim moving forward scheduled tax rises could fund a short term deficit, with rates potentially rising to 7.65 percent by 1980 and 8.6 percent by 2010.
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National Commission On Social Security Reform
Zotthke
Commission
Claude Pepper
Savonarola
Reform
Socia
Tudor and More
Infarme
Stanford
Michael Boskin
Retiring queen credits 4-H for character growth
Tanya E Easterday of Myersville retires as Frederick County 4-H Queen after a decade in 4-H earning a diploma and nursing school plans. She praises agents Dan Hraucher and Joanne Leatherman and thanks her parents, pledging to continue as a 4-H leader with the Maryland 4-H All-Stars.
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Dan Braucher
JoAnne Leatherman
Frederick County
Four-H
Frederick Community College
Dan Hraucher
BMC Wu
C. Donald Easterday
Mayors Speech and School Pageant Display Community Spirit
Yesterday in Frederick crowds heard Mayor Elmer K Munshower call for constructive city improvement while students and seniors joined a parade of costumes from red to white. The Brunswick election saw Democrats leading, cartoons in the daily, and a Maryland Angus sale at Frederick Fairgrounds netting 18470 total. DeMolay installs officers at Masonic Temple led by Master Councilor Richard D Puttman. Deer hunting becomes legal with bow and arrow permits in Maryland and Montgomery County.
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Maryland Angus Association
Frederick Fairgrounds
Ball
James E. Trapp
Riderwood
Edward E. Stafford
Valley View Farms
White Hall
Maryland
Montgomery County
Marylan
Washington deals traced in billion dollar Egypt arms contract
Reagan aides weighed canceling a 3.5 billion dollar arms shipping contract with EATSCO to Egypt due to possible bribery by Egyptian and American officials. Pentagon and State Department chose renewal amid diplomatic concerns. Secret fees could reach up to 199 million, with subcontracts and shifting contractors amid a complex, opaque audit trail.
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Washington
Reagan Administration
Karelian American Transport and Services Corp
Eatsco
FBI
U.S
Egypt
Pentagon
Dale van Atta
Indy Badhwar
State, Defense and Justice Departments
Ot Aes
Eatsco 15
Israel
Pete
F. Be
Batsco Oo
Batsco
Alexandria
9 Pentagon
Security Assistance Agency
Erich von Marbod
High
CIA
von Marbod
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Tanya E. Easterday
Myersville
Hong Kong
Taiwan
Gibraltar
United States
China
John L. Thompson JR
Liberty
Walkersville
Margaret Thatcher
Peking
Syear
Britain
Spain
Rock
Falkland Islands
Elmer K. Munshower
Frederick
Wach Lve
Soph Ar First
Col
D. Joka Paler
I Brunswick
Matt and
Jeff
Thene Cuan
Boots
Bungle
Reg’lar Fellars
The
Newfangles
Jack Anderson
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