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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1981

Page

3

Frederick News Post Mourns Fulton Colleagues Remember Dave Fulton

The Frederick News-Post and Frederick Cablevision staff honor David Franklin Fulton 50 longtime pressroom superintendent and 20 year employee. A devoted father and friend, his practical skill and steady dependability are praised as the newsroom mourns his loss. The notice extends condolences to his wife Evelyn and children David L Spike Fulton Walter R Rick Fulton Melvin E Gene Fulton Evelyn C and Sheila A Fulton plus grandchildren Melodie Casey. These tributes reflect a long history of service and leadership at the paper.

Frederick News-Post Frederick Cablevision David Franklin Fulton Mr. Fulton Fulton Dave Fulton Evelyn David L “Spike” Fulton Walter R Rick" Fulton Melvin E Gene” Fulton Evelyn C. Fulton Sheila A. Fulton Melodie Casey Fulton News-Post

Auto dealers denounce veto on 50 cent annual inspection fee

Frederick County auto dealers condemn Governor Ritchie s veto of a 50 cent annual inspection fee. They warn the fee’s abolition could end the save a life campaign requiring fall vehicle inspections, arguing many garages will not participate for little profit.

Frederick County Guv Ritchie

Literacy drive fights illiteracy in Frederick County

A Frederick County effort addresses 1700 illiterates and functionally illiterate residents. Laubach tutors and the Literacy Council push reading services through the Reading Center at the Enoch Pratt model, aided by county and library cooperation. The piece highlights the need, ongoing tutoring, and fundraising for a new Reading Center in Frederick.

Kay Mac Mackley Enoch Pratt Free Library Baltimore Holiday Inn Inner Harbor Cherry Street United Parcel Service Civic Center Alteration Service Frederick Frederick County Frederick City Laubach Kay Mackley Literacy Council Division of Library Development and Services Maryland State Department of Education Jane Heiser Enoch Pratt Heiser Reauix CETA Heises CRTA Theor Schaeffer Center Evangelical Lutheran Church St Frederick Jesse Hallam Johnny Cash Frank Laubach Literacy Council of St Frederck Fredenck County Todaw Kurt Haltert

Letters to the Editor on Winchester Hall Door Changes

Readers critique Winchester Hall alterations and the new entrance layout as a symbol of broader government changes. They question accountability, citizen participation, and the suitability of the building as a public space amid calls for clearer governance and historic preservation.

Winchester Hall HDC Winchester

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