Tom Mills Named Executive Editor On Friday
Tom Mills was named executive editor in a Friday announcement. The appointment confirms Mills will lead editorial direction and manage newsroom operations at the publication.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1985
Page
4
Tom Mills was named executive editor in a Friday announcement. The appointment confirms Mills will lead editorial direction and manage newsroom operations at the publication.
Frederick MD recalls the April 30 1975 Saigon evacuation marking the 10th anniversary of the fall of South Vietnam. The piece argues the war was unwinnable and costly, noting over 58000 U S deaths and vast losses, while criticizing U S policy and the 1954 Geneva outcomes.
In reference to Arthur Kneer s letter the writer argues Kneer s facts are in doubt not Bollinger s memory Bollinger is said to have spent money tearing down a Tat infested beer joint hog pen and built assets that increased County taxes He has often fought for Frederick County residents against over regulation and permits and followed all required rules and permits The text suggests the Appeals Board told Encer there could be other legal businesses at the location.
Investigators from Health and Human Services found over 1 million dollars in questionable Medicare costs at Allied Services for the Handicapped and its Walters Institute facility. The memo cites lavish spending by company executives including country club dues, private parties, travel and legal fees, plus high salaries and benefits. The probe, to be presented to a U.S. attorney in Scranton, questions reimbursements used to enrich officials and their families.
Yesterday items note new officers of the Great Council of Redmen of Maryland with John L. Mann as Great Prophet and Edward G. Cooper as Great Sachem. Garden Club Frederick to open second center in Court Street Potts building with free seeds. GOP fund-raiser card party planned at Winchester Hall. Five Frederick County educators to do Ford Foundation funded nationwide survey. Eagles Aerie 1067 to honor Mayor Magaha as honorary member ahead of anniversary ceremony. Thomas Stevens wins three of five in county 4-H photography contest. Beverly Tipton and Philip Schrodel win Teenage Safe Driving Road E.0 at Frederick Shopping Center, heading to Towson state finals.
The Frederick County League of Women Voters urges Governor Harry Hughes to veto SB 230 and HB 468, arguing strip mining on steep coal fields risks Chesapeake Bay and Potomac River pollution, offers minimal jobs, and harms long term coal reserves. The call cites Maryland Geological Survey figures and DNR concerns as reasons to oppose.
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