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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1983

Page

3

Realtors push Three-for-All in Maryland to spur recovery

The Maryland and national Realtor groups urge immediate federal action on deficits to revive the housing market and economy. President Pollie Sliger cites rising rates and a looming election, while Leo Farrall II notes potential job, income, and housing gains if Three-for-All is adopted and indexed to curb deficits within five years.

Frederick County Board of Realtors Maryland Association Pollie H. Sliger Natron Congress Maryland Association of Realtors Reagan Leo K. Farrall II Maryland Farrail John Danforth R-Mo David Boren D-Oxia Jim Jones D-Okla House Budget Committee Carroll Campbell R-S.c Washington Pollie Sliger

Africa in Crisis and the West's Dilemma

Anthony Harrigan argues Africa's postcolonial path is a tragedy of mismanagement and premature independence. He cites Ghana Nigeria Zimbabwe Rhodesia and South Africa amid regional turmoil, urging cautious Western engagement and rejection of expanding Marxist influence in Namibia and Mozambique. The piece reflects a late Cold War liberal view on Africa.

Chad Upper Volta Africa West Africa Saharan Africa Ghana Nigeria Zimbabwe Rhodesia Times of London Ian Smith Macmillan Republic of South Africa America Europe South Africa Graduate School of International Studies University of Denver James H. Mittelman New York Times United States Mozambique People’s SWAPO Freign U.S Anthony Harrigan

Equality and abortion debate sparked by insurance rates and ERA

Letters discuss sex based insurance pricing, the ERA, and Michigan’s essential insurance act. They oppose unequal rates for women and predict reactions from NOW while warning about third trimester abortion as defined post Roe v. Wade. Also a correction reprints a Libertarian Party stance in Frederick County.

Michigan State Farm All Citizens Insurance National Organization For Women Frederick County Right To Life Supreme Court U.S. Supreme Court

CARE party funded by Jefferson 4-H club fundraiser

Through an International Farm Youth Exchange student influence the Jefferson Boys 4-H Club organized a CARE party to raise money for Ecuador farm tools. Calvary Methodist Church Leaders Bible Class aims to form a singing group for Sunday services led by President Joseph H. Wolfe. Washington faces a $500 million Potomac River Basin water project with potential wide impact on Frederick County and residents.

International Farm Youth Exchange Jefferson Boys’ 4-H Club Ecuador Calvary Methodist Church Joseph H. Wolfe Washington Potomac River Frederick County Maryland

Capitol Hill cocaine scandal fades from public view

The Washington Merry-go-round reports that the Justice Department dropped prosecutions against three lawmakers accused of buying drugs from a Capitol Hill cocaine ring. The piece alleges a cover-up, detailing pressured pleas, destroyed police records, and avoided grand jury scrutiny, with ongoing questions about leads and possible obstruction.

Washington Capitol Hill Justice Department Department Congress Fourteenth Street Bridge Dan Bernstein Bernstein Troy Todd Stanley Dietz Todd Douglas W. Marshall Indy Badhwar Bill Bartman Capitol Bill Drug Enforcement Administration Marshall Capitol Halls of U.S Rudolph Giuliani New York City Don Campbell Major Crimes Division Odd Campbell International Monetary Fund

Captain JGHK transfers from Frederick to Philippines

The senior regular army instructor with the First Regiment Maryland National Guard will not return to Frederick. He has been transferred to the Philippine Islands after eight years with a Civilian Conservation Corps camp in Wyoming. The move marks a major duty reassignment for the long serving officer.

Jghk & Church Maryland National Guard Frederick Civilian Conservation Corps Wyoming Philippine Islands

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