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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1986

Page

4

Quiet fair campaigns in Frederick County praised

A Maryland salutation applauds Frederick County candidates for a decent campaign focusing on issues and community engagement. It contrasts with harsher statewide practices, noting other campaigns dig up old voting records and plant stories. The piece commends commissioners, delegates, and Senate hopefuls and hopes for continued civility into November.

Frederick County House of Delegates State Senate

Baltimore Mayor Schaefer Faces Maryland Voters

Roy Meachum argues that Maryland voters may empower Baltimore Mayor William Donald Schaefer, a political boss who dominates city government. He critiques Schaefer’s impact on education, housing, and governance while condemning The Sun for endorsing him, urging readers to oppose Schaefer in the upcoming primary.

Maryland Baltimore William Donald Schaefer Schaefer the Sun Inner Harbor Immer Harbor William Donnald Schaefer State Senate Melvin Steinberg Steinberg The Sun Becom Schaefer Sum

Namphy: Haiti’s military chief seeks no power

In Haiti Namphy describes himself as a duty driven military man not seeking civilian office. He privately doubts democracy suits Haiti, cites ruinous economy and poverty, and plans 1987 elections while easing into civilian rule. Castro looms as a regional influence and legacy from Duvalier’s regime haunts the treasury recovery efforts.

Port-Au-Prince Haiti State Department Henri Namphy Clayton MacManaway Namphy Jean-Claude Duvalier Naraphy Jean Baptist Hilaire United States Washington Castro Cuba Fidel Castro Baby Doc Baby Doc" Duvalier

Letters on vandalism and religious broadcasting spark debate

Readers condemn campaign sign vandalism as un-American and antidemocratic while praising civic virtues and lawful campaigning. A letter praises David Rice and Larry Cook, questions religious broadcasting limits, and urges action with the FCC to defend gospel programming and freedom of speech.

Germany Beethoven Goeth Govud Frederick Frederick County Madeline Murray O’hare America Washington, D.C Federal Communications Commisson

Fantasic job reporting Eastalco strike balance

A Frederick area reader praises the Mews Post for even coverage of the Eastalco strike, commending no side bias while noting workers inside the plant and management. The letter also questions police coverage at the Great Frederick Fair and calls for action to prevent accidents. Carroll Plunkard from Walkersville signs off.

Eastalco Sates Eastaico Frederick Frederick City Fairgrounds Ashton

Yesterday houses Freee Files of tha Wews Poet

Yesterday houses Freee Files of tha Wews Poet appears as a fragmented OCR style note. The readable portion hints at a retrospective piece about a local poet and a collection or file titled Freee Files. No clear persons or organizations are definitively identified.

Maryland News Roundup From Union Bridge to Bruns wick

The 165 acre Stiley farm near Union Bridge sold at public auction to Beethoven Fogle for 4585 dollars with Charles C. Clemson as trustee. Medals awarded to Maryland National Guard members at Indiantown Gap. O Mara brothers visit Brunswick grandparents after a prior police search. Governor Tawes opposes renaming Greenbrier State Park to Tawes Park. Postmaster Grove urges parcel post reform HR 14904. Ralph Brown reopens Jefferson Trading Post after fire, noted as Tuscarora Archers member and local bow hunter.

Joseph and Florence Stiley McKinsky Mills Union Bridge Beethoven Fogle Charles C. Clemson Frederick James A. Grove Boonsboro The National Association of Postmasters Alfred C. Huffer House Senate Maryland Grove Ralph Brown Jefferson Tuscarora Archers Brown

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