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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1983
Page
4
A fragmented OCR item mentions individuals with titles and roles including an editor and managing editor. The readable parts suggest a newspaper staff byline or internal note with names such as Netus Fred and Archibeld, plus Frecench and Mc, but concrete events or dates are absent. The record captures personnel identifiers rather than a clear public story.
The article rebukes early reports that a South Korean jet with 269 aboard landed safely and explains how initial AP UPI and newspaper briefs misled the public. It defends press accuracy and transparency, noting subsequent corrections and the Soviet missile attack was later confirmed.
Washington summer mail reveals federal and local spending reaching roughly 1.3 trillion dollars this fiscal year with two thirds by the federal government. A vegetarian groups campaign urges McDonald’s to offer non animal burgers and recycled materials. A Los Angeles supermarket uses a four thousand item catalog and video terminal to cut checkout times. U.S. factory workers spend fewer minutes earning a pound of steak than workers in multiple nations. Hog producers on modern farms show bigger operations with fewer farms after 25 years and an 8 percent farm drop.
A fragmentary clipping cites Sidney Siller of the New York Criminal and Civil Courts Bar Association proposing NOM, the National Organization for Mex, as a response to the women’s movement. It also quotes Simone de Beauvoir on mutual vulnerability to criticism in her relationship with Jean-Paul Sartre.
Washington reports that NATO plans 464 ground launched cruise missiles and 108 mobile Pershing I missiles across five European states to offset Soviet advantages. The classified State Department brief warns of fragile reliability and limited range of current missiles, while Poseidon and Polaris submarines are deemed most survivable but carry escalation risks. The piece also notes Yuri Andropov's offer to scrap some Soviet missiles if the US drops Pershing II and cruise missiles, and covers a separate Volcker-Weidenbaum clash over deficits and interest rates.
A cash register was stolen from Allen Fitzgerald's gasoline service station on Gettysburg Road near Emple seede. An Aspers, Pa, man turned the item over to state police. Rep David J Lewis and Association officials note new bowling group formed with Clayton Morgan president. County reemployment office opens with sixty eight applicants registered at Frederick County courthouse.
The Board of Education invites bids to build Carroll Meyer Elementary School at Adams Town. Site land, purchased from Rockville Crushed Stone Co, received final approval from Frederick County Health Dept. The 15 classroom, library, admin unit, multi purpose room, kitchen, cafeteria and boiler room design aims to serve Western Maryland. The First Western Maryland Regional Planning Conference will be at Morris Frock American Legion Post in Hagerstown, focusing on regional interests and unique economic geographic traits.
Letters from Frederick County readers urge backing the new school superintendent Dr Stuart Berger and the evolving system. They contrast innovation with protests, note changes in policy, and praise the educator’s efforts while warning against regressing to outdated methods.
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