Frederick County Sheriff Criticized Over Recurring Car Wrecks
The Frederick County Sheriff and his aide William Fadely faced scrutiny after a 2:30 a.m. crash demolished a department Chrysler during routine patrol. The piece notes 24,000 dollars in damage to 11 department vehicles over two years and insurance costs rising to 17,380, with the department moved to assigned risk. It questions the department's response and ongoing accident pattern.
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Frederick County
Carroll K. Mauck
William Fadely
Mauck
Letters to the Editor survey Winchester seat move and local concerns
Readers argue against moving the county seat from Winchester and discuss the historic zoning decisions for 11 So Kent Street. Others urge safer Route 11 school bus practices and acknowledge public speaking coursework at Shenandoah College.
Election Letter Deadline for November 6 Ballot
Letters to the editor on the November 6 election must be received by 5 p.m. Tuesday October 30. No letter received after that time will be published. The deadline applies to all letters concerning any candidates on the ballot and they must be signed in accordance with the Evening Star policy.
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Evening Star
Death and Taxes Combine
Opinion on the carryover basis rule of estate taxation and its potential to reorder American family life. Kennedy authorship, congressional delay, and potential repeal efforts are outlined with a farmer case highlighting the impact on holdings and inheritance.
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Media Mountains From Molehills
Russell Baker critiques Florida political happenings around Oct 13, arguing the event was meaningless yet widely treated as significant by media and politicians. He lampoonsKennedy and Carter, media perception, and the ritual of public attention in the run up to the presidential campaign.
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Martha’s Vineyard
Atlantic Littoral
New Hampshire
Everest
John Kenneth Galbraith
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Galbraith
Carter
Kennedy
Inflation Fight Through Policy, Fed Chief Says
President Carter backs tight money to curb inflation despite political risk. Paul Volcker argues for four part program: budget reform to curb deficits, deregulation to restore competition, restraint until inflation abates, and cuts in business taxes over five years. Burns warns education of the public is needed.
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Arthur F. Burns
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