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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1988
Page
2
City Hall faced many complaints about skateboarders clogging sidewalks parks and streets as boards became a mainmeans of transport for youths. Aldermen may ban downtown skating while backing a revived skatepark to provide a safe ride space.
The writer predicts Cher or Glenn Close may win Best Actress with Moonstruck a strong Best Picture contender. Robin Williams shines in Good Morning Vietnam, though some say his win would echo playing himself. The Last Emperor and Moonstruck are weighed against Fatal Attraction and Broadcast News, with Hope and Glory notably omitted from Frederick cinemas.
NIH funds research over 5 billion dollars annually but rarely challenges top universities and scientists. Testimony from Walter Stewart and Ned Feder before a House subcommittee cites cases of fabrication, delayed investigations, and self policing by universities.
Frederick city officials established a Housing Authority after a meeting with Annapolis leaders to manage evacuations from slum areas. Mayor Lloyd C. Culler said a new housing unit may be needed to relocate residents before clearance projects begin, following a study by Frederick's Planning Commission. Deserted Brunswick children, ages 1 to 13, were committed to the Children's Aid Society after their father failed to keep the family together. Parkway School intermediates observed Arbor and Bird Day with a music and pantomime program led by Miss Ella V. Krieg. Participants included Shirley Fout Shirley Shirley Albert Stevens Dorothy Walters Pauline Mossberg Edith Lewis and others.
Twenty years ago Mayor John A Derr extended Frederick curfew to every night until further notice with Frederick County and nearby towns Brunswick and Thurmont matching. A dozen scientists at Fort Detrick picketed at the main gate protesting defoliation chemicals in Vietnam while Post Office delays affected mail flow. European frozen food distributors toured Frederick Produce Co as part of a national industry study led by Jack Niemann Milton Brunk and Edward Bhomnenauer. President Lyndon B Johnson met at Camp David with Averell Harriman and Ellsworth Bunker to discuss possible North Vietnamese peace talks.
MARIE ANNE ERICKSON defends NASA quotes cited in The News-Fest, arguing for recognition of women’s contributions and condemning denigration as prejudice. A second letter by SALLY BAKER questions justice and hearsay in drug cases, criticizing law and welfare systems, while DONCELLA HIGGS thanks Michael Enright for his pedophilia coverage and calls for societal growth through open discussion.
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