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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1990
Page
4
Starkist and parent Heinz act to make tuna dolphin safe amid a consumer boycott over dolphin deaths. Bumblebee and Chicken of the Sea soon follow, expanding a three‑firm shift in the U.S. market that may raise can costs by a few pennies.
In a two hour meeting Mayor Gordon and aldermen tried to end the public dispute over Golden Mile Marketplace on U S 4 West. Residents say eight months of delays and broken promises created unsafe conditions including a sagging fence and glare from lights. State inspectors forced Morgan Keller to curb noisy grading after residents complained. The mayor ordered tighter inspections and required plans to be filed with the record. Residents blame the developer and its contractor while chastising city officials for delays.
A self described Senior's Coalition touts defeating the catastrophe health care bill and urges donations to block new federal changes. Critics say the group preys on seniors, with Rep Dan Rostenkowski defending the act and Sen David Pryor calling for a federal probe into the coalition's tactics and funding. Mark Siljander is also mentioned as a former congressman linked to the matter.
The article details Jack Siljander as honorary chairman of the Senior Coalition, collecting about $34,000 monthly to lend his name to mailings. It notes doubts about undercover lobbying, a claimed full‑time lobbyist, and the coalition’s expected costly operations. It also previews a separate federal sale of failed thrift assets overseen by William Seidman.
Edward B Jenkins of Frederick questions the 1988 plane crash coverage and radar gaps. He asks about pilot experience, flight plan, weather briefing, VFR vs IFR, and altitude, urging adherence to instrument procedures for safety.
Terri Brown from Walkersville advocates a high school survival course focusing on real life skills. The program would cover budgeting, career planning, salaries, family finance, retirement, and practical life decisions to help students avoid unprepared outcomes.
A reader criticizes elementary lunch offerings featuring Little Debbie and other snacks, suggesting healthier items like fruit and nuts. Another letter questions police staffing for a headlight violation, noting auto theft and perceived patrol gaps, urging more constructive use of officers.
Dave Segal objects to Montgomery County Bill 31-90, arguing it guarantees NEA Waste Disposal market share or payments for 20 years, discourages recycling, and locks in an incinerator. He urges a 5-year moratorium and re assessment of costs and hazards, urging waste reduction first.
A compact recap of yesterday’s News Post items highlights community events, brief notices, and afternoon briefings. It emphasizes local personalities, upcoming meetings, and small-bore news that shaped the town’s daily rhythm.
County Commissioners back Sheriff Guy Anders on a prisoner labor program for road work with insurance concerns delaying start. Weather and snow paused golf at Catoctin Country Club while cherry blossoms drew crowds in Frederick. Flooding pressures rose on Israel Creek and Monocacy River areas as traffic surged and a new taxi service began. YMCA notes a new baseball diamond on Seventh Street near Fort Detrick and county budget cuts spurred Frederick Teacher's Association actions. Charles E. Collins said a $400000 state loan would fund road widening, as state aid covered half of new construction costs.
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