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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1982

Page

4

NRA gun rating dominates Carroll County Senate race in 5th

The Baltimore Sun reports NRA ratings shape the Maryland 5th Senate contest between Del. Raymond Beck and Carroll County Commissioner Roger Mann. Beck receives an A, Mann an F, with broader notes on other races and incumbents. The piece cautions about rating methods and the impact of non responders.

Baltimore Sun Carroll County National Rifle Association NRA Del Raymond E. Beck Frederick Carroll Roger L. Mann Beck Mann Maryland Senate James Clark Jr Charles H. Smelser Montgomery County Mary H. Boergers Edward P. Thomas Raymond W. Kline Washington County Sen Victor Cushwa

Art appreciation probe hits Navy abuse at printing service

Navy officials in Washington face scrutiny over commissioning paintings of landscapes wildlife a bullfighter and a belly dancer at the Navy Publications and Printing Service. Investigators also examine questionable accounting found as early as 1978 as managers depart on wide ranging junkets including Paris Heidelberg Munich Naples Rome and Madrid.

Washington Navy Publications and Printing Service Navy Naval Investigative Service John Dillon Donald Goldberg James Cherny Ray Vandemark Cherny Frankfort Heidelberg Munich Naples Rome Madrid London Government Printing Office Danforth Sawyer Cabie Strand Palace Hotel Joint Committee On Printing Valdemark Pacific San Midway Yokosuka Vandemark Printing Service Labor Ray Donovan Robert Shoriley Donovan White House Shortley Maiselle Morton Blackwell Maiselle Shortley Hest Mayflower Labor Department Wendy Borcherdt California Reagan

Condemned Unfairly in Oct 5 Editorial Response

A reader rebuts the Oct 5 editorial condemning Israel and praising Yasser Arafat, praising civilized restraint toward the PLO leader while noting Vatican debates and Lebanese Christian suffering from PLO actions. The writer questions Israeli self confidence amid regional tensions and condemns terrorism.

Israel Yassar Arafat PLO Vatican

Debates Over Policy Turn Personal in Local and National Discourse

The letter and column pieces reflect heated views on race, Israel and PLO policy, and a critique of national leaders. Accounts highlight tensions around busing, perceived double standards, and calls for negotiation. The text also covers local government perks, Navy logistics, and government waste prompting public reaction.

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Hanson House legacy or hoax in Frederick remains debated

Elliott Haines of 4722 Monument Road Myersville questions why Frederick's Monument to City was omitted from coverage of the deli catioin ceremony for the new cops iheane Italy Service. He asserts the Hatton House legacy endures at the site, urging continued attention to keep Frederick respected and attractive for tourism.

Frederick Iheane Italy

Frederick Fair closes with large crowd on last day

The Frederick Fair ended its final day under clear October weather as officials and workers praised the strong patronage. The issue notes the B and O loan plans for extensive railcar and locomotive work and mentions local Farm Bureau activities and community projects in Frederick, including garden club efforts and blood donations at Frederick Memorial Hospital.

Washington GSA Commerce Department Frederick Fair Blesersly

Safe driving and the road carnage debate revisited

Copley Mews Service argues that highway death figures need context and critiques anti car propaganda. It cites 165 million registered drivers, 1.5 trillion vehicle miles in 1981, and 4.16 fatalities per 100 million miles, noting air bags pose risks and that US fatality rates lag Britain and Germany.

Washington Car and Driver United States U.S Britain West Germany Anti

Mag Ape Lawsuit Adage Cited by Attorney Clash

A courtroom exchange sparks a legal quip about memory and litigation as the attorney for the opposing party invokes a provocative remark during a case discussion. The remark underscores tensions in the ongoing lawsuit and hints at strategic posture from both sides.

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