The News marks 100th volume and centennial plans begin
The Frederick News marks its 100th volume with centennial plans including seven monthly supplements from April to October 1983. The issue outlines themes from church and social life to business, education, agriculture, and community growth, highlighting ongoing commitments to public service and First Amendment duties.
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William T. Delaplaine
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Great Southern Printing & Manufacturing Co
News
Frederick Post
Greater Frederick
United States
Fourth Estate
Shoreline subsidies battle shapes coastal barriers law
Washington reports on last minute Congress action that designated hundreds of miles of beaches as coastal barriers to curb development and curb subsidies. The move favored environmental protections yet escaped 100 miles of protection amid real estate pressure.
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Atlantic
Gulf Coasts
Congress
Interior Department
Potemkin
Don Pedro Island
Florida
Daufuskie Island
South Carolina
Strom Thurmond
R S.C
National Association of Realtors
Peter Grant
NAR
John Breaux
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Gene Lavder
Kentucky
Walter James
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Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Readers' letter urges Reagan action amid crime fears
Audrey Carroll writes from Mount Airy about high crime, government overreach, and safety failures. She recounts personal losses, surveillance claims, and corruption accusations while appealing to President Reagan to intervene and deploy action on crime in Washington and nearby areas.
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FBI
Caent
Hell
Jean
Stomp
F Street
Hazel
Johnson
South Vietnam
Lea
Capitol Hill
Hoover
Ambrey
Audrey
D.C
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Roosevelt
Mount Airy
California
China
Paul
Standard Oil
Russia
Europe
Supreme Court
Miss Blesner
FDR
George Wallace
May
Calvin Coolidge
Frederick County notes and theater items from Clyde E Thomas annex
A Frederick area report notes Hood College dedicating the Clyde E and Julia E Thomas Annex to the Joseph Henry Apple Library during Campus Day. Gov Tawes critiques opponent in a campaign, and Western Maryland hunting and fishing potential is discussed by Rep Mathias. Also referenced are a televised beauty pageant and a quip from Raymond Redifer about optimism.
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Joseph H. Apple
Hood
Frederick
J. Millard Tawes
Wn Tawes
Frank Small Jr
Tawes
Clyde E. and
Julia E. Thomas
Hood College
Joseph Henry Apple
William Hall
Calvary Methodist Church
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Maryland
Mathias
United States
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