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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1987
Page
3
The piece notes rising anger over airline delays as passengers form a group to push for action. It compares consumer activism with the auto club model and reports Congress weighing a monthly DOT delay and baggage loss reporting bill.
Roy Meachum reviews how France’s 1980s leadership faced a cohabitation crisis after the Greenpeace incident, linking Mitterrand and Chirac to a hard line stance in the Gulf and Tehran. He notes resurgence for Mitterrand in polls, Chirac’s lag, and debates over transcom and hostage politics amid U.S. and European tensions.
In Washington secretary Malcolm Baldrige urged use of free enterprise to push space tech forward and keep U.S. leadership amid Soviet advances. He argued the orbit should become a commercial zone with government as research driver and private firms developing space applications.
Herman Hauver a Liberty High math teacher was named to replace Charles Remshberg at Frederick High as Remsberg retires after 38 years in the local system. Warren Evang and Rosena Willard also take positions at Frederick High for the coming year.
Four registered Holsteins including Maryland butterfat champ Princess were struck by lightning while seeking shelter under a tree owned by Frank G. Remsberg. Princess held 1261 pounds of butterfat. Elsewhere Damascus native Jim Ward earned a Ravens roster spot as a second string Colts quarterback after starting at Gaithersburg High and Gettysburg College. Frederick City plans property assessment reviews next year under state law, with annual reviews every three years, taking about a year to complete.
A reader condemns a chase at 100 mph on a windy county road near Hyattstown. She asks why police did not radio ahead or set road blocks and notes a neighbor injured. questions if the accident was necessary and the risk to many lives. The woman injured is expected to recover but faces lasting impact.
Valerie Vickers envisions a Tribelike Tramsville market with responsive managers near the checkout, extra cashiers to shorten lines, and clear guidelines against tipping baggers. She argues for consistent pricing and a focus on service over advertising, hoping to balance costs with real customer convenience and fair tips policy.
A reader proposes a dual express checkout for small purchases and ice cream sales, plus in-store fruit tastings and stricter cashier hygiene. The letter page then features vigorous letters criticizing columnist Robert Reid, praising Roy Meachum, and a parent recounting teen driving dangers observed while commuting to Singanore High, describing it as a perilous race.
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