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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1977
Page
2
The Daily Mail will report news fully and impartially in its news columns. It will express editorial opinions only in plainly labeled editorials on the page. Other opinions from columnists or people in the news may appear elsewhere. It will publish all sides of important controversial issues.
A Carter Administration push led by Bert Lance advocates cutting government paperwork to restore confidence. The piece notes 57 000 pages in the Federal Register and 388 new laws last year, urging cost benefit analysis for each new regulation. It cites FDA labeling debate and a proposed Regulatory Cost Impact Act to require assessments, while recognizing added paperwork.
Readers condemn the Maluccans in Hulland amid international crime reports. A Malent gang extorts 10,000 pilgrims in St Patera Square, urging prayers for a troubling event that shocks public life worldwide.
Washington column argues American legal system is clogged by lawyers and complex rules while Iran seeks modernization. It cites Burger warnings about a lawyer dominated U S government, rising law school graduates, and unmet legal needs of the poor, urging reform and caution.
In the wake of Spain’s first general vote since 1936, center left leader Adelfo Suarez and Socialist Pele Gonzales promise reform amid severe economic woes. Inflation, unemployment, debt, and a weak peseta strain the young democracy as Madrid, Barcelona, and Catalonia shift toward leftist candidates. The army watches the Communist Party’s modest showing while Juan Carlos and Fernandez Miranda guide a cautious transition toward a durable constitutional framework.
Readers are invited to express views in the People column. Letters should be kept to about 250 words, concise and signed with the writer’s address. Preference given to letters whose authors consent to publication of their names.
A reader proposes selling $10 certificates to fund a state lottery. Interest would be drawn yearly, with 50 percent paid to winners and no limit on purchases or wins. Holders could cash in anytime, losing eligibility. Example with 1,026 certificates shows $600,000 interest, $300,000 in the lottery fund, and various prize structures.
A long as neighbors of diverse orientations live together in peace in Washington County, urging restraint before choosing sides. The piece questions prejudice passed down through generations and calls for mercy over hatred, referencing a musical line about bias.
Alegica t class of Boons horo High School expresses thanks to Mr Russell Weaver for patience humor teaching ability and understanding Our class feels he cares about students and keeps the class friendly The note wishes best of luck to Mr Weaver for his students in Second Period Algebra.
A reader notes that next year public schools should include Bible teachings as a patriotic practice under God. The writer describes personal change after memorizing verses and mentions a belief in spiritual struggle and praise for inspirational readings.
A constituent complains about lack of response from Senator Corderman after writing about a state matter deemed unjust. The writer notes repeated calls to the office, politeness, and support for the Senator, asking why no reply has been received and whether the Senator is busy or needs help from others.
Yesteryear notes report Hagerstown Bookbinding and Printing Co acquiring Dupticratters Inc. assets and a vari type compositor. Cilenn Shindla becomes Chewsville Lions Club president. Temperatures rise as showers dampen day. a squirrel adopts a Metz family chair. Sydney McFaddig named for sixth birthday party on East Antietama Street. Authorities probe a milk bottle racket costing local distributors hundreds weekly.
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