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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1983

Page

4

Louis L Goldstein Treasury Building Named In Maryland

The Maryland State Board of Public Works surprised longtime comptroller Louis L Goldstein during its meeting by renaming the Treasury Building at Calvert and Rowe Boulevard the Louis L Goldstein Treasury Building. Governor Harry Hughes presided as item 29 induced the action while Goldstein, serving 46 years in state government with a WWII break, was left speechless. The move honors his years of public service and includes a plaque to be unveiled at a ceremony.

Ald Lows Goldstein Maryland Lows Louis Harry Hughes State Board of Public Works William James Board of Public Works Treasury Building Calvert and Rowe Boulevard Louis L. Goldstein Board

Louis L Goldstein Honored For 25 Years Of Service In Maryland

A state ceremonial resolution cites Louis L Goldstein for two and a half decades on the Board of Public Works. It notes his long tenure since 1837 and remarks on Maryland fiscal stability under his tutelage. Colleagues praise his public service and the Comptroller’s enthusiasm for work.

Hughes Louis Maryland Louis L. Goldstein

Human rights and U.S. policy in Latin America

Victor Krulak argues that American concern for human rights in El Salvador, Guatemala, and elsewhere has led to flawed policy. He cites Batista, Diem, the Shah, Somoza, and Iran as warning examples, urging cautious, realist engagement to protect U.S. security and survival. Copley News Service.

Washington United States Latin America el Salvador Guatemala Fulgencio Batista State Department U.S Batista Fidel Castro Wight D Eisenhower New York Times Castro Earl E.T Smith Cuba Ngo Dinh Diem Southeast Asia South Vietnam Iran Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi Middle East Savak Congress Shah Anastasio Somoza Diem West Point Nicaragua Soviet Union Somoza Copley News Service

Assad plays waiting game as Lebanon tears apart

Washington points to Assad sticking to Latakia as U.S. diplomats chase meetings with him over Lebanon. McFarlane struggles to advance talks while Beirut bleeds and Reagan faces mounting pressure to withdraw Marines. Saudi mediation falters as Assad solidifies power and U.S. leverage wanes.

Ington Assad McFarlane Damascus Lebanon Middle East Syria Mediterranean Latakia State Department Lucette Lagnado U.S Robert Paganelli Abdel Halim Khbaddem Paganelli Khaddam Reagan Israel Amin Gemayel White House United States Palestinian Liberation Organization Beirut

Yesterday Items From Files of the Mews-Pot

A septuagenarian miscellany records a possum struck on a country crossroad near the Square Corner. Highlights include Bishop Francis J. McConnell addressing about 250 ministers in Calvary Church, Braddock Heights glider pioneer Richard du Pont’s landmark feats, and Frederick City planning a full-time year-round parks program. Governor Tawes speaks at Rotary Day during the Great Frederick Fair.

Francis J. McConnell New York Methodist Episcopal Church Baltimore Washington Cumberland Frederick Calvary Church Frederick County Youus Richard du Pont Charles Zimmerman Braddock Heights Frederick City J. Millard Tawes Rotary Club of Rotary Tawes Walter L. Roney Francis Scott Key Hotel Gov. Tawes

Residents oppose sale of Frederick watershed to state

Readers argue the proposed watershed sale to Maryland would degrade water quality and damage a beloved natural area. They warn against state control bringing roads and tourist facilities, citing Thurmont as a cautionary example, and urge preservation by local citizens.

Frederick Thurmont Ron Young News-Post Greenbrier Cunningham Falls Maryland Board of Aldermen

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