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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1990

Page

4

Voice of experience on transitions in Frederick County government

Richard Grossnickle, a 54 year old commissioner with 12 years in Winchester Hall, urges new perspectives and advocates transition from commissioner government to charter home rule. He argues voters want specifics on growth rather than buzzwords and notes administrative duties overshadow policy making.

Sioner Richard Grossnickle Winchester Hall Grossnickle Frederick County

Saddam Hussein and regional power in the Gulf

A column argues Saddam Hussein tests Arab unity as Jordan and Egypt navigate the embargo. It notes Syria and Iraq’s Baathist aims, Kuwait's royal family risk, Western support for intervention, and Shiite Kurds faced with gas attacks. The piece warns of a prolonged siege and Saddam's resolve to survive.

Middle East Baghdad Frederick Iraq Saddam Hussein Saudi Arabia Jordan Cairo Hosni Mubarak Egypt Kuwait Saddam Israel Jordan River Washington Hussein Hafez Assad Damascus Syria Baath Party Assad Iran Ayatollahs Sabah London Arabian Peninsula George Bush U.S Red China Hitler

Reagan Libya raid failed to curb terrorism says report

West Berlin bombing and Tripoli strike touted as successes by Reagan are dismissed by intelligence sources as counterproductive. Since 1986 Libya has attempted to kill hundreds of Americans, with Gaddafi using foreign agents to hide moves. The history notes Libyan actions surged after the Tripoli raid.

West Berlin Ronald Reagan Libya Muammar Gaddafi Middle East Reagan Gaddafi U.S United States Tripoli Bush Saddam Hussein Iraq Gadhafi U.S. Information Service Center Peru Cairo America

Gaddafi linked to plots and terrorism across multiple nations

Top secret reports allege Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi funded a Lebanese group with up to 1 million dollars to kill American hostage Peter Kilburn. Other incidents include Libyan-backed plots against U S facilities in Lome and Peru, a Pan Am 73 hijacking in Karachi, and attacks in Naples, Yemen, Egypt, and Turkey. Also notes that Gaddafi seeks broader ties and claims mutual respect in dealings with the United States.

Khartoum Sudan Gaddafi Peter Kilburn U.S Ankara Turkey North Yemen Lome Togo Tripoli Pan Am Karachi Pakistan Libya Egypt Red Army New Jersey Turnpike WEY WY Waarepee USO Naples Colombia Spain Costa Rica Peru

News-Fest Tile Recaps From Yesterday Items

Yesterday’s tiles capture a mosaic of brief items across journalism, culture, and local happenings. Highlights include small reports on community events, concise notices, and quick summaries of notable personalities and venues.

Highways upgrades urged as 50 years ago

Fifty years ago the U S 240 Frederick to Washington and U S 40 Baltimore to Hagerstown fell below national defense standards. Estimates for improvements were being prepared by Wilson T Ballard chief engineer of the State Roads Commission. Petitions circulated to Hagerstown and Myersville for an early dual Frederick to Hagerstown highway completion. The commission had shown no funds for years to resume work.

U.S.240 Frederick Washington U.S.40 Baltimore Hagerstown Wilson T. Ballard State Roads Commission Myersville

White sheets overshadow a local political race

A reader condemns a Frederick County fundraiser photo caption as biased and questions equal coverage for candidates. The letter denounces a Ku Klux Klan influence and cites personal fear and frustration at a candidate’s campaign amid racist views.

Roger Kelly News- Post Ku Klux Klan KKK Frederick County

Housing rights and affordable homes push in Frederick County

A reader responds to a letter on the right to housing, arguing government action is needed when private profit ignores low income needs. The note cites 1988 costs for a three bedroom home, a $600 month two bed rent rising with inflation, and $50 000 lots, noting 30 percent earn under $20k. It highlights Peace Resource Center and Just Housing a coalition of religious and community groups aiming to structure affordable housing for all.

Wayne Dougherty Mr. Dougherty Frederick County Peace Resource Center Just Housing

Just Housing Project Presses Countywide Shelter Reform

Yvonne Small of the Peace Resource Center in Frederick urges housing for all county residents, noting shelter alone fails to solve the crisis. Just Housing aims to publish a quarterly on housing needs and form a policy study group to craft a feasible county and national housing plan.

Frederick County Planning and Zoning Commission Yvonne Small Peace Resource Center Frederick

Court chips away at checks and balances

Leo Sperling critiques the Supreme Court for overstepping constitutional bounds in a July piece. He argues life tenure makes nine unelected judges powerful, with 4 to 5 splits showing bias, and he suggests remedies including presidential vetoes or periodic voter recalls.

Supreme Court Congress Reid

Art of the Innocents opinion page by James Pearl

Elizabeth R. Spicknall calls James Pearl's Wednesday July 25 column Art of the Innocents essential reading for all young artists in America. The piece is praised as witty penetrating and honest, and regarded as guidance for every young art student in Baltimore.

James Pearl Art of the Innocents America

Readers invited to send letters to the editor

The Frederck News Post invites legible signed letters with address and telephone for verification. Letters may be edited for length and content, and not all may be published due to volume. Concise letters on public interest topics have the best chance for publication.

Carter Frederck News-Post Patrick St. Frederick

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