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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1982
Page
4
A legislative committee recommends decriminalizing minor traffic offenses and handling them administratively to ease crowded court dockets. The panel argues most infractions such as running red lights and radar speeding are not criminal offenses and should be streamlined for the 1963 Maryland General Assembly session.
The piece argues keeping the 12 point license loss rule and mandatory fine payment before license tag renewal, as tools to curb risky driving. It supports preserving serious violation laws while seeking to drop criminal penalties for minor traffic infractions, stressing safety and accountability.
Lively column notes Japan's anger over Soviet refusal to discuss returning Kunashiri Etorofu Shikotan and Habomai islands seized in World War II. It covers public rallies Northern Territories Day, Moscow’s military stance, and expert views on strategy for Tokyo including public support US relations and arms spending.
The Washington column outlines lame duck timing for Social Security reform debates after next week’s elections. It cites CBO draft findings showing the Trust Fund needs $15 billion in 1964 and $3 billion in 1965 in revenue, with temporary borrowing from medical and disability funds possible only until Jan. It warns deficits rise from rising health costs and notes options like shifting Medicare financing through the Treasury amid a uncertain economic outlook.
A garbled OCR fragment references Social Security benefit cuts, cost of living adjustments, and burdens on elderly recipients, plus a CBO note on protecting low income beneficiaries. It loosely notes a safety commission computer system upgrade, costs, and a brief diplomatic warning about potential civilian massacres in Beirut with ambassador alerts and monitoring gaps.
The letter asserts US focus on Agent Orange while ignoring Soviet use of mycotoxins and chemical agents in Laos, Kampuchea, Afghanistan, and Pakistan refugee camps. It cites Haig, Madrid conference remarks, a State Department report, and UN observers, alleging lethal toxins and poisoned wounds tied to Soviet forces and Afghan conflict.
The article notes a low of 31 degrees and frost in Vater Maryland on October 2, with Mayor Paul E. Magaha set to declare Halloween trick or treat from 6 p.m. Young residents previously roamed late, prompting complaints. Frederick Memorial staff discuss changes and inquiry into a closed matter, as blood bank officials announce drives.
Readers respond to prior coverage of Hamilton family run taverns and local beer establishments. Jean Kearney and Mrs Evelyn Shepley share memories of community figures, including a Mr Ira Smith pictured with pumpkins for Halloween and a father who dreamed of a tractor trailer of money for family needs.
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