Editorial argues gun control fails against crime
A syndicated guest editorial by Senator Steven D. Simmons argues gun control laws fail to reduce crime. It cites FBI data showing Boston, New York and Washington leading violent crime and claims high crime areas have weaker police protection, urging self defense and criticizing handgun restrictions as unconstitutional. The piece notes voters rejected handgun sale limits by nearly two to one last November.
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fuHow
Steven DB. Siamms
Idaho
Americanism Educational League
FBI
Boston
New York
Washuigtoa
Right of self defense gun control debate in California
A January Inquiry magazine article argues gun control fails to win broad support across all voter groups in California. It contends gun control infringes on individual liberties and does not prevent crime, urging advocates to focus on crime reduction rather than disarming citizens.
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California
Inquiry Magazine
Gan Control
Reversing Afghanistanism in National Debate
The piece argues a shift in focus from domestic issues to distant conflicts. It notes easy deployment of Marines to Lebanon and Chad with little U.S. controversy, while foreign policy in the Western Hemisphere provokes sharp debate and resistance.
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Afghanistan
U.S
Lebanon
Chad
Congress
Reagan
American News Service
Sensing the news on the World Council of Churches
The author condemns the Vancouver meeting of the World Council of Churches for pro Soviet, anti American, and pro liberation movements positions. It accuses the WCC of supporting Afghanistan Russia Nicaragua and SWAPO while ignoring Soviet persecuted Christians and urging Israel's withdrawal. The piece questions church leaders who remain silent and funded by the WCC.
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World Council of Churches
Vancouver
WCC
Free World
Soviet Union
Afghanistan
Israel
International Church Organization
Africa
Swapo Organization
Namibia
Associated Press
Soviet Empire
Nicaragua
Central America
U.S
Honduras
United States
Churches of the
Eedom
IMF Bailout Sparks Critique of Global Banking Power
Washington debate centers on an $8.4 billion IMF bailout to shield banks and indebted nations from consequences of risky lending. Citicorp is singled out for alleged cross border moves, with SEC and European legal opinions cited. The piece also critiques Reagan era civilian employment figures and OPM accounting tricks.
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Washington
Congress
International Monetary Fund
Citicorp
Donald Goldberg
Securities and Exchange Commission
David Edwards
Nassau
Edwards
SEC
Commission
Europe
Switzerland
Italy
Swiss Banking Commission
John Dingell
D-Mich
House
Ronald Reagan
White House
Civil Service
Reagan
Office of Personnel Management
OPM
Readers urged to attend rate hearing at Winchester Hall
AARP Frederick urges turnout at a 7 p.m. hearing by the Maryland Public Service Commission on Oct 3 to discuss possible telephone rate increases and service changes. The letter notes a $218 million proposed increase and warns about impacts on the elderly and poor, urging citizens to influence PSC decisions. Dahl Drennen Woodsboro.
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Maryland Public Service Commission
Winchester Hall
Public Service Commission
PSC
Frederick
Frederick County
Maryland
Tom Hattery
George Littrell
United States
Cantigny refight slated at fairgrounds show
Maryland National Guard units from artillery infantry and aviation prepare for the Cantigny re fighting event on October 11 at the fairgrounds opposite the grandstand. Albert W. Ecker of Thurmont named foreman as Frederick County September term opens. Edward M. Eader of Frederick dies at 76.
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Maryland Navnal Guard Sill
Cantigny
Fairgrounds
Price
Albert W. Ecker
Thurmont
Frederick
Urner and
Willard
Edward M. Eader
East Church Street
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Temptrity
Fred J. Archibald
Frederice Mo
Anthony Harrigan
World Council of Churches Vs. Freedom
Jack Anderson
Bill Bartman
Defense Department
U.S. Postal Service
Pentagon
Post Office
United Feature Syndicate
Perusa
Aarp
Cal Kresin
American Association of Retired Persons
Harry W. Gilmore
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Monocacy
William G. Tavenner
Frederick EB. Smith
17Th Virginia Cavalry
17Th Virginia
John McCausland
McCausland
James B. Ricketts
Taveaner
Rickett
Lew Wallace
Baltimore
Eighth Illinois
Urbana
Lth
Virginia
David R. Clendenin
Eighth C Linois
17Th
Frederick E. Smith
Zion Episcopal Church
D.C
Taverner
Zion Church
Zion Cemetery
Major Smith
Jubal A. Early
Potomac River
Smith
Tavenner
Frederick Junction
News-Post
Pennsylvania
Maryland Line
Emmitsburg
Monocacy River
Frederick City
St. Peter's Hall
Libertytown
Haber & Co
Frederick Shopping Center
John Walz
St. Peter's Parish
Davis
Haber
St. Peter's Sodality
Walkersville
Middletown
Harmony
Myersville
Richard Metcalf
Braddock Heights
Cypress Gardens
NSP
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