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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1983
Page
3
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Frederick County 4 H marks 80 years with a planned public dedication of the new 4 H Camp and Activities Center on Basford Road. Dr. David M. Denton will speak on the National 4 H theme Building on Experience as volunteers, leaders, and alumni celebrate the 70 acre woodland center opened after years of community effort and fundraising.
Ruth Oc Richards of Emmitsburg protests a Soviet airliner attack and urges citizens to flood the Soviet Embassy in Washington with protest letters. The nonpartisan effort mirrors past campaigns to slow embassy operations and shows Broad support to demand punishment for the crime.
Jack Anderson reports intercepted radio transcripts show PLO units regrouping above Marine positions in Lebanon. The messages describe forces on the Beirut-Damascus corridor and assisting local Druze and Lebanese factions as U.S. Marines worry about renewed attacks.
A House subcommittee report warns that only 4 percent of workers exposed to asbestos for more than 20 years can expect a normal life span, as Congress debates whether government or private industry should bear responsibility for asbestos related disease costs.
Edward Nichols surveys the natural gas盘 policy arc from the 1978 act to today noting high prices, old and new gas distinctions, and take or pay contracts. He cites Kansas City and Ohio examples, explains why shortages, glut, and price spikes followed. He argues that well-intentioned regulation created new problems.
Congressman Jealings Randolph from West Virginia District 2 told about 3000 IOOF and Rebekah Assembly members that the national crisis will be overcome by leaders with vision who steered the nation through the Revolutionary and War periods. Temperatures hit a record for October 1 as a thunderstorm cooled the day. John Baumgardner Paul Simpson F E Brengle Felix Thervecht and Emory Carmack went on a fishing trip catching blues rout and perch.
The Board of County Commissioners unanimously chose Mrs Grace Schell as superintendent of Montene Home following a majority recommendation from the Democratic State Central Committee for Frederick County. Schell has long served as Montene Home head matron. A Catholic order has bought the 312 acre Mutton Hill estate south of Buckeystown for a summer retreat, purchase price about 170000 dollars, with stamps recorded at the Court House.
Industry figures warn deregulating natural gas by 1986 may relax prices but risk higher overall costs. Senate aides argue unsettled rules could spike unemployment and farm losses, while officials expect a modest rise of about 40 cents per thousand cubic feet compared with current levels.
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