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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1981

Page

4

Frederick Ethnic Festival Celebrates Global Heritage Event

The fifth annual Frederick County Ethnic Festival runs Saturday from noon to 7 pm at the Frederick Adult Recreation Center. It features 24 countries with foods, artifacts, and performances. Admission is free. food samples are $4 per book, available in advance or at the door.

United States Frederick America Frederick County Evangelical Lutheran Church FARC Routzahns

Letter to Commissioner on DUI Task Force Chair

Ruth A Prusik of MADD urges Frederick County to allow Sandy Golden to chair the DUI task force. She cites rising DUI arrests and auto deaths and criticizes misaddressed authority claims and resident status. She argues knowledge is key to stopping drunk driving deaths and asks for prompt operation of the task force.

Mary Willams Sandy Golden Frederick County Larry Speelman Janet Wright MADD Board of Commissioners Mr Golden Golden

Bilingual elections under fire in Congress debate

Washington Journal notes a six year old law mandating bilingual elections in counties with many non English speakers is up for renewal. Critics say it is costly and inefficient while supporters argue it integrates Spanish speakers into politics. The House Judiciary Committee approved a ten year extension in July but broader passage faces tougher tests.

Washington Congress House Judiciary Committee Robert McClory Rail California Paul N Pete Mee Closkey US Senate Bill Thomas Senate Reagan Justice Department Republican Party White House Texas Subcommittee On Civil and Constitutional Rights San Diego Los Angeles Don Edwards D-Calif Quebec Copley News Service

Smugglers Terpil and Wilson Rally Global Backers

A shadow network linked Terpil and Wilson with British businessmen, intelligence officers, and underworld figures in an overseas operation to hide criminals and ship arms. Key associates include Mustafa the Libyan contact, David Jenner of Crewe, Robin Braid-Taylor, Samuel Cummings, Ralph Warren, and a Scottish-linked police liaison, with Jamaica to Asia routes and a Liberian-fronted hotel project.

Washington Dames Bond CIA Frank Terpil Ed Wilson Terpil Wilson & Co Mustafa Muammar Qaddaf David Jenner Terpil Hunters Lodge Crewe England Justice Department Terpit United States Third World Robin Braid-Taylor Douglas Fairbanks Samuel Cummings Philadelphia Interarms Co E Ralph Warren Cummings Brard- Taylor Whitehall Foreign Office McGowan Wilson Cheshire Constabulary Scotland Yard Jenners Ben Elysee Hotel London Cheshire

Memoir of Frederick’s Building and Loan Plans and DeMolay Install

A 1831 note reports Central Building and Loan Club directors planning to terminate affairs and refund depositor funds while borrowers pay through Francia B Sappington. An October 1941 item notes George Cramer being installed as master councilor of Frederick Chapter DeMolay and Dr George W Waxter’s dental fluoride findings reducing cavities by 42 percent in Air Force tests.

Central Building and Loan Club Central Trust Company of Maryland Frederick Francia B Sappington Domestic Building Association George Cramer Guy Cramer Braddock Heights George Frederick High School Darryl Stup George J Stup Rosemont Avenue George W Waxter Frederick County Dental Society Air Force

Reagan era critique of past policies and tax reform debate

Ronald A Wood argues against the 1960s-70s social programs and progressive tax structure, tracing the 1920s crash factors to farming debt and credit, then critiques the 1960s-70s welfare state. He cites inflation, military spend, and tax data to challenge trickle down theories and call for new approaches beyond Democratic policy.

Harry Prong Calvin Coolidge Herbert Hoover FEC Hoover Andrew Carnegie Congress Reagan Ronald A Wood Frederick

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