U S 15 dangers stir Frederick County residents
Frederick County residents demand safer U S 15 as 28 deaths since 1978 haunt the area from Frederick to the Pennsylvania line. They blame Gov. Harry Hughes vetoes delaying dualization, fear deadly at grade crossings near Emmitsburg, and call for faster state action and better signage.
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U.S. 15
Frederick
Pennsylvania Line
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Frederick County
Harry Hughes
Maryland General Assembly
Richard Cody
Resthaven Memorial Gardens
Mr. Cody
State Highway Administration
Calvin W. Reese
Associated Press
Reese
Maryland
Cody
Catoctin Furnace
Hughes
SHA
Frederick Road
Keysville
Sweden’s welfare state is a moral corruptor, says Brodin
Swedish economist Eric Brodin argues that four decades of welfare policy have failed economically and eroded family life. He contends a state driven school and media apparatus shapes society, limits parental rights, and suppresses private schooling, citing Palme’s 1967 view on education as a tool of transformation.
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Eric Brodin
U.S
Sweden
Marquis Childs
Childs
Brodin
United States
Olof Palme
Spain NATO debate grows amid anti US sentiment
Washington coverage notes Spain’s King Juan Carlos to visit for talks with President Reagan as Spain’s public opposition to NATO grows. Graffiti and posters opposing NATO appear nationwide with Socialist Party support, while Spaniards question U.S. influence and timing of military alliance moves.
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Washington
Columbus Day
Spain
Juan Carlos
Reagan
Orient
United States
New World
NATO
Western Europe
Leopoldo Calvo Sotelo
Lucette Lagnado
Socialist Party
Cadiz
Columbus
Francois Mitterrand
Alexander Haig
Haig
Saudi Arabia
Fahd
Congress
Capitol Hill
Readers question dining guide fairness and coverage
Constance Stapleton from Middletown and G W and Patsmith from Walkersville critique the Frederick County dining guide and county government spending. They urge clearer geographic scope and review criteria, and question the comptroller's cost-saving moves and desk purchases at Winchester Hall ahead of the 1982 elections.
Memorial honors Hayward Shepherd at Harper’s Ferry
October 12, 1931 Frederick residents and United Daughters of the Confederacy attended a dedication for Hayward Shepherd memorial at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad site. Shepherd was the first fatality in the 1858 John Brown raid. The memorial was funded by UDC and Confederate Veterans. Also noted: C.C. Bowers of Brunswick appears on a study honor roll at Washington and Lee University. W.R. Schildknecht makes dean’s list. Mrs A B Keller reports two cucumbers from her garden. October 12, 1961 Kiwanis 4 H awards presented to George Smith III and Jimmy Frook for cattle and swine showmanship. Frederick High School apprentice thespians elected officers. Mount St Mary’s beat Loyola 2–0 in Mason–Dixon soccer. Stoner 24 saves. Brown and Saba score.
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Frederick
Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Hayward Shepherd
Harper's Ferry
Shepherd
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
John Brown
Harpers Ferry
The
Confederate Veterans
C.C. Bowers
Brunswick
Maryland
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
W.R. Schildknecht
Frederick Kiwanis Club
George W. Smith
Ili
New Midway
Jimmy Frook
Middletown
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Dick Swomley
Woody Stoner
Mount St. Mary's College
Loyola College
Stoner
Bob Brown
Anton Saba
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D-N.y
Russo
John LaFalce
Jim Howard
D-N.j
John Burton
D-Calif
Louis Prima
Gene Snyder
R-Ky
Kentucky
United Fes
Are Syndicate Inc
Province
Market Street
Chesapeake Beach
Airport Inn
Hagerstown
Shepherstown
Mike
Marge
Constance Stapleton
T.M. Fox
Fox
Hal Keller
Lee Koontz
Winchester Hall
P.S
G.W
Patsmith
P.O
Walkersville
News-Post
A.B. Keller
Burck St
News-Post Office
Frederick High School
Mike Hess
Tom Nikirk
Mary Hurst
Linda Boyer
Donna Young
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