Radio station WTRI in Brunswick seeks higher power and new towers
WTRI plans a signal boost to widen its reach into Virginia counties and parts of Frederick County remain hard to hear. The case centers on ownership linked to Lyndon LaRouche Jr. and comments by owner Allen Salisbury, who associated LaRouche with the station. The FCC approved the wattage increase and two new towers, aiding the country music format toward Washington area bedroom communities.
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WTRI
Brunswick
Maryland
Virginia
Frederick County
Lyndon LaRouche Jr
WIRI
Allen Salisbury
Salisbury
LaRouche
FCC
Washington
Hatred and Remarks on Stuart Berger Ex Superintendent
Roy Meachum recalls a three year column feud over Stuart Berger in Frederick County schools. He debunks local rumors, defends Berger’s professionalism, and criticizes anonymous accusations and “new journalism” while noting personal rifts and ongoing public debate.
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Stuart Berger
Berger
Frederick County
Frededrick County Teachers Association
News-Post
Washington Post
Iran’s Nabavi airs grim view of heavy industry
Iran’s heavy industry minister Behzad Nabavi warns of a collapsing industrial base under the Khomeini regime, citing war damage and mismanagement. He details shut Mazda operations due to foreign currency shortages, electricity outages, and costly debt, plus losses subsidizing military production at Khodro plants.
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Washington
Iran
Behzad Nabavi
Khomeini
Iraq
Nabavi
Tuptey
Tehran
Melli University
Jamhouri Islami
Mazda
Kayhan
Tehran University
School of Economics
Tran
Khodro
Ameri
Harmony School Bus Controversy Prompted Extra Vacation
September 9 1937 report notes forty five Harmony School children enjoyed a second day of extra vacation as parents refused to let them be bused to Myersville. The Harmony School closure plan had prompted public objection and a land lease near Middletown for a park project by town officials.
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Harmony School
Myersville
Board of Education
Middletown School
Middletown
Broad Run
Jefferson Roads
Why the Iran Iraq War Still Unfolds After Seven Years
This analysis traces why the Iran Iraq war endured beyond a planned quick clash. It links territorial aims around the Shatt al Arab waterway, Khuzistan, and Basra to broader fears, fuelled by Khomeini's revolution and regional power interests. The piece notes miscalculated hopes of a short war and global involvement reshaping the conflict.
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Tran
Iraq
Shatt al Arab
Tigris
Persian Gulf
Middle East
Xhuzistan
Iran
Basra
U.S
Gulf
Ayatollah Khomeini
Khomeini
Traq
Khuzistan
Scripps Howard News Service
Meese critique and immigration note from William A Rusher
William A. Rusher reflects on a TV segment idea about Attorney General Edwin Meese facing unwarranted attacks and resignation calls. He also cautions about immigrants awaiting permanent residence, cites Hong Kong sixth preference delays, and comments on language use and Sen. Albert Gore Sr.'s proposed gender balance in government roles.
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Edwin Meese
United States
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Hong Kong
Albert Gore Sr
Gore
Pentagon
Sen. Gore
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Roy Meachum
Noel Farmer
Frederick
Grafeity
Jack Anderson
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National Academy of Sciences
Gary Clouser
Christopher Bond
R-Mo
David Pryor
D-Ark
Soviet Union
Mathias Rust
Red Square
Joe Stalin
United Feature Syndic
State Roads Commission
SRC
Jerome Wolff
County Government Study Commission
James P. Mause
Thomas Johnson Stadium
Frederick Cadets
Glenelg Gladiators
Guy Wright
Gulf Nations
William A. Rusher
INS
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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