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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1988

Page

3

Frederick ducks mural faces Historic District Commission decision

Frederick’s Historic District Commission debated a proposed mural of ducks for Nicole’s on North Market Street and approved the duck painting called Egress. The commission also approved a large glass firehouse etching titled Volunteers for public display, both crafted by William Cochran of The Signworks Walkersville.

Frederick’s Nicole’s North Market Street Frederick Community Public Arts Endowment Historic District Commission Frederick Independent Hose West Church Street Chesapeake Bay Walkersville William Cochran Signworks

A lesson in death from a local teen tragedy

Robert C. Reid writes on the sudden death of a 17 year old girl in the town. The student, admired and popular, died after a car crash near a library and a fire truck roared past. He urges safer driving for teens and talks with his own family about defensive habits and attention while behind the wheel. The piece ends noting Bob Reid is the Annapolis Bureau Chief of the Frederick News-Post.

Motor Vehicle Administration Insurance Shock Trauma Center Baltimore Bob Reid Annapolis Frederick

Inventor Seeker Fowler Battles Patent System and Lost Cards

Seventy-five year old Seeker Fowler details repeated losses to big firms and patent attorneys after pursuing home inventions. He documents two near misses where others patented his ideas first, and he remains wary of pursuing patents alone due to high attorney costs. Fowler plans a book outlining the hurdles for ordinary inventors and advocates reform. Separate note discusses lost Social Security cards under new amnesty and costs to replace them, plus a memo urging DHHS staff to tally Reagan era accomplishments.

Washington Seeder Fowler Florida Mr. Fowler Fowler National Security Agency National Toy Company Popular Science Magazine Seeber Fowlers Seeker Fowler Social Security Administration General Accounting Office GAO Reagan Administration Department of Health and Human Services White House United Peature Syndicate Int

Roads Officials Meet With County Commissioners in Frederick

State Roads Commission delegates led by Homer E Tabler met behind closed doors with Frederick County Commissioners and road officials to discuss general road problems. The visit included J Glenn Beall and J Frank Luthardt among others, with formal disclosures limited.

State Roads Commission Frederick Homer E. Tabler J. Glenn’ Beall J. Frank Luthardt Nathan L. Smith R-M. Reindollar William A. Codd A.H. Derr A. Grant Hooper Jessie I. Renner Thomas M. Linthicum Franklin W. Rothenhoefer A.R. Molesworth

Mount Airy Election Voices Critique of Mayor and Campaign

Letters from Mount Airy residents urge voting on May 2 and criticize Mayor Lew Dixon for hostile responses to citizens and ties to developers while praising Linda Boyer for fair town leadership. Authors describe zoning tensions, citizen involvement, and the need for responsive government.

Mount Airy Dixon Mount Airy Civic Association Inc Lew Dixon Linda Boyer

Advocates for Mount Airy stance in town race

Patricia E Frey defends The Advocates for Mount Airy while criticizing opponent Ms Boyer. She alleges growth benefits under Dixon, questions trooper program budgeting, and cites local concerns in Friendly Acres regarding storm water management and speed controls. She asserts her husband's community work and urges residents to vote for Advocates for Mount Airy on May 2.

Ms. Boyer Mount Airy Dixon Lopez Boyer Friendly Acres Friendly Acres Homeowner's Association

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Frederick, MD Robert C. Reid Jack Anderson Hulme News-Post Adelaide Moffett Brooks Winchester New York Richard E. Byrd Pythian Castle Court Street Guy K. Metter William Brish Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church Lawrence Shaw Church of the Brethren Ross Brookhill Union Church Wesley Eans Clavide Eans Tenth St Laurel Cunningham Falls Thurmont Ernest Snyder Co. A National Guard Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co Frederick County Carl Weakley Maryland Robert H. Woodward Mount Aity Patricia E, Frey
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