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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1985

Page

4

Giving drives Frederick County United Way kickoff at Weinberg Center

The Frederick County United Way campaign opened with strong turnout at the Weinberg Center sponsored by the First National Bank of Maryland. David F. Miller of JC Penney spoke on the value of giving, citing the Golden Rule and noting 22 agencies like the Red Cross and YMCA benefit from community contributions.

Frederick County United Way Weinberg Center Frederick First National Bank of Maryland JC Penney Frederick Towne JC Penney Stores David F. Miller Jacksonville Fla Clint Walker David Miller Penney Organization Florida Miller James Cash Penney Penney Mr. Penney Mr. Miller United Giving United Way of America

Reforms Won't Defuse South African Demands

Letter writer Stephen Budiansky argues reforms in apartheid fail to ease black demands and warns that token concessions empower extremists. He condemns Reagan era policy of quiet persuasion and urges stronger action, citing brutal South African repression and the need for self determination and sanctions.

Meachum Congress South Africa Hitler Europe Mr. Meachum

What does an American look like

A collage of famous Americans is listed, from Henry Ford to Sam Goldwyn, Marilyn Horne to Lena Horne, Willie Nelson to Willie Mays, Diane Sawyer to Diana Ross, and many others. The piece asks what defines an American by appearance and ends asserting an American looks like you and me. Don McEvoy is named as executive director of the National Conference of Christians and Jews.

Henry Fonda Henry Aaron Henry Kissinger Henry Cisneros Marilyn Horne Lena Horne Lana Turner Tina Turner Willie Nelson Willie Mays Diane Sawyer Diana Ross Gerry Ferraro Jerry Falwell Eva Marie Saint Buffy St. Marie Lee Trevino Lee Iacocca Nancy Reagan Nancy Lopez Ali McGraw Muhammed Ali Julia Child Julius Erving Julius LaRosa Barbara Walters Barbara Streisand Barbara Jordan Uncle Sam Sam Ervin Sam Hayakawa Sam Goldwyn Sammy Davis You Don McEvoy National Conference of Christians and Jews

Reagan might tilt toward India in long U.S. rivalry with Pakistan

Washington insiders hint at a possible shift in U.S. policy toward India as Pakistan faces internal turmoil under Gen. Mohammad Zia ul-Haq. The piece notes past favoritism for Pakistan, Bhutto’s daughter Benazir, and mounting pressure on Zia amid her house arrests and a publicized funeral as lawmakers seek relief.

Washington Reagan India Pakistan U.S Mohammad Zia ul-Haq Zia Bhutto Benazir State Department Benazir Bhutto Islamabad Capitol Hill

U.S. tilt shifts toward India in Reagan era views

Insiders note waning U.S. backing for Pakistan as Reagan aides cool to Zia amid concerns over human rights and a developing Islamic nuclear threat. Rajiv Gandhi’s Washington visit strengthens India alignment while Zia’s arrest of Bhutto tests U.S. tolerance. debate surfaces on US response to terrorism and press reproofs as cost overruns and missteps hit federal IT upgrades.

Roy Meachum South Africa Lucette Lagnado Reagan Pakistan U.S Ordor Zia White House Washington Rajiv Gandhi Congress India Ms. Bhutto United States Ayatollah Khomeini Social Security Administration Social Security Office Health and Human Services Margaret

Frederick Fashion and Business Show highlights state armory event

September 11 1935 report lists seventy local firms at the Kiwanis club sponsored Frederick Fashion and Business Show at the State Armory with profits to aid handicapped children. Other items include gypsies camp arrest near Frederick Junction drugging school strike at Broad Run, beer ruling for National Guard armory, Myersville water system debut, charity parties for Kids Inc, and local community notes including a kindergarten nutrition debate.

Frederick State Armory Kiwanis Club Parsons Newman Sherman P. Bowers Roy M. Hiltner Frederick Junction Walter B. Sinn People's Court Frederick County

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