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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1987

Page

3

Governor Schaefer Learns Farming On Frederick County Visit

The governor visits Frederick farms and learns about animal waste holding tanks and state funding for pol­lution controls. He jokes about cows and peaches while promoting Maryland with Pride stickers on local produce, underscoring his effort to understand state programs and support Maryland-made goods.

William Donald Schaefer Frederick County Frederick Farms David Dotterer Baltimore Schaefer Wayne Cawley Baltimore City Maryland Harry Black Thurmont

Curb Unwanted Phone Calls With Simple Rules

Robert C. Reid argues for practical regulation to curb telemarketing and prank calls. He cites harmful phone sex scams, suggests legislation requiring clear preface to sales pitches, and proposes hours banning selling calls to reduce intrusions and even violence. He urges reader feedback for combating nuisance calls.

Los Angeles Washington Times

S&L bailout weighs as FSLIC teeters on collapse

The Congress backed $10 billion to prop the FSLIC insurance fund, but analysts warn the total may not cover a likely $50 billion shortfall and rising interest rates. A wave of sick S&Ls, mismanagement, and risky bets threaten the system, with taxpayers bearing the ultimate burden.

Washington Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp S&l Ohio Maryland Congress FSLIC Treasury James Baker S&ls Michael Einstein Feds Chrysler Lockheed New York City Billings Edward Reidy Social Security Hearings Mont Reidy Don Edgar Burris Merit Systems Protection Board Burris

Open season on blacks fears per Lincoln Review analysis

The piece argues that danger to blacks is extreme in inner cities with high black-on-black murder rates. It cites NCHS data showing 34 per 100000 among blacks and 7 among whites, noting most victims and perpetrators are black and violence linked to school areas.

National Center For Health Statistics Jay Parker The Lincoln Review Howard Beach N.Y Benjamin Hooks NAACP Chicago Defender Leroy Thomas Georgia Julian Bond

Black self-help groups rise amid crime and hope

A commentary notes ongoing black led efforts to curb violence and rebuild institutions. It cites groups such as the Center for Neighborhood Enterprises and the Institute for Independent Education, plus ministers and activists highlighted on Oprah Winfrey Show, calling for responsibility and community support. Distributed by Heritage Features Syndicate.

Center For Neighborhood Enterprises Institute For Independent Education

Centralization urged for road system in state and county

Fifty years ago, Aug 22 1937, urged dividing roads into state and county systems to streamline planning. Frederick County favored keeping key routes under state control while others would shift to local boards. Urban and public works topics highlighted sewer hookups, annexation plans in Walkersville, and a welcome mat couple chosen by the Frederick Junior Chamber. Sheriff Jacobs discussed rehabilitation centers and detention plans, and county officials eyed land for a future work program.

David Winebrenner III State Roads Commission Frederick County National Pike Liberty Road Washington Blvd Emmitsburg Harpers Ferry Hagerstown Walkersville Gilmore C. Trout Cramer U.S. Post Office Charles F. Landmesser West Caldwell N.J Maryland Landmesser Frederick Crummell P. Jacobs Kiwanis Club Spiro T. Agnew

Congress Looses Funds On Pork Barrel Radon And More

A Senate vote authorizes 31.5 million to study radon in homes and schools amid broad criticism of pork barrel spending. The piece singles out lawmakers including Burdick Johnston Twouye Reid Murtha Clinger Watkins and Whitten for projects ranging from university grants to wildlife and cultural programs. The author calls for curbing Congress's tax and spend powers.

Ashington Congress Senate America North Dakota State University Burdick Mississippi Jamie Whitten House Appropriations Committee Agriculture Department Gulf Coast Nevada Harry Reid Pennsylvania John Murtha Willian Clinger Penn State University Oklahoma Wes. Watkins Choctaw American Battle Monuments Commission

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