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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1978
Page
2
A Frederick MD news column decries repeated drownings in abandoned quarries like Dickerson, urging state and federal action. It describes quarries as deadly, cold pits that draw swimmers and skaters, despite fences, police patrols, and warnings. The piece urges sealing off or safe use and penalties for trespassers.
The OECD, based in Paris, expects a payments deficit of about 12 billion dollars for the United States next year, down from an estimated 19 billion, as exports gain competitiveness. It notes lingering doubts about breaking even, and links higher reading difficulty in newspapers to more complex prose across high school and college levels.
Washington reacts as Dr Peter Bourne alleged marijuana users among White House staff spark calls for inquiry. A Playboy article cites a Capitol Hill poll showing dozens of lawmakers admitting to smoking pot while naming Rep John Burton as a prominent user. It links narcotics chatter to a San Francisco figure and notes cases of pot sentences, then recounts a debunked cover story about Gary Cohn and Bourne.
In Annapolis Bill Burch’s withdrawal from the governor’s race is marked by a rare public warmth. He smiles freely at the elections office after a sobering press conference, contrasting his usual stern political persona and underscoring how politicians often reveal only partial identities to the public.
A August 10 1938 column reports county automobile law violations totaling 206 dollars this week and state total 6907 dollars with 1054 dollars in Baltimore. The Stonewall Jackson bridge at Rents Street and Carroll Parkway is noted amid city flood fears. Junior Fire Company parade with engine, captains Frank and Harry Danger. Hanover Raiders beat Frederick Hustlers 3 to 0 in final game after a tight five innings.
Twenty years ago residents were barred from using the Brunswick town dump along the canal towpath east of town. The municipal facility serves local residents and Mayor James E. Cummings announced the restriction as part of a measure to manage waste disposal.
A reader recounts a Dart Drug parking lot incident where a child about five was left alone in a sweltering car. She praises the manager’s response, condemns neglect, and calls for protecting children's rights while noting possible bias against a minority. The page also includes letters debating transit costs and youths’ rights, with several Maryland residents advocating for job rights and driving privileges for minors.
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