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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1988
Page
4
In Frederick County officials confront borrow pit and rubble landfill rules after the Eyler case. Commissioners must craft safeguards to allow operations in restricted areas while protecting nearby homes, addressing residents' complaints on Reids Ford Road.
The essay argues that postwar car naming shifted from simple maker labels to flashy brands signaling prestige and masculinity. It catalogs models and makers, linking brands like Lincoln, Cadillac, and Jaguar to status, while noting gendered perceptions of car styles. It laments marketing influence on identity and traces shifts from Plymouth to Chrysler and American Motors.
The Dec 4 1983 U S raid left Abdo Tabet and his family homeless and burned. His wife died and his children were scarred as a fighter pilot bailed out and the plane wrecked their home in Zouk Makayel. He seeks compensation while the Navy and Defense Department closed the case.
Recent actions list a mayoral consent for a Housing Authority appointment in Frederick, plus steps to push sanitary sewer connections via a special mayor and aldermen session. A summer survey by Albert M Powell aims to study Monocacy and Potomac river bass habitats and food conditions. Parson Newman urged Rotary on Community Chest campaigns. April weather risks continued below normal precipitation. Frederick Chamber showcases local manufactured articles in Peoples Drug Store windows. County leaders warn against planning commission conservatism harming industrial prospects. A merger unites the Methodist and Evangelical United Brethren churches dating from 1800. The state education department secures a 153177 grant for migratory workers programs in Frederick and six counties. The Frederick Pony Club hosts a multi-division horse show at Ijamsville.
Walkersville commissioner explains he voted against a resolution on school redistricting. He commends concerned parents but argues the town should not be tied to line based busing. He cites county wide schooling and rapid farmland conversion driving overcrowding as core issues.
A letter by Town Commissioner John L. Thompson Jr. argues for long term land-use plans and public zoning meetings to curb school overcrowding costs. He predicts elected change and urges active parent involvement to balance development versus community needs. A second letter from a Governor Thomas Johnson HS senior laments senioritis and fears of entering the real world after graduation, preferring time to himself before college and work.
Stephanie M Dorsey and Pat Pearl share appreciation for the April 16 News-Post front page feature on “OK” Johnson. The letter commends Jean and Johnson's humor, generosity, and shared treats, noting their zest for life enriched the Frederick community during seven years of neighborly rapport.
In a letter from Walter Baker of Rockville, Harry, describing himself as a Fredneck County cousin, argues the federal government should fund two red brick buildings in Washington to honor Arabs with a Holocaust Museum, drawing on the saying about sauce for the goose.
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