Frederick Foibles
Peter SamuelPolitics in a Maryland country town on the edge of the Washington DC metropolis with special focus on a downtown hotel racket that goes back over a decade. My personal Substack
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b UK 1940, education UK/Australia, B Econ Hons U Melb, journalist in Canberra 1965, New York 1980, Washington DC 1982, Frederick MD freelance 1992, toll roads 1996, retired 2013, follow local gov. Into dogs, plants, design, Bach, freedom.
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