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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1992
Page
4
In northern Frederick County the Victor Cullen campus near Sabillasville is being reopened as a detention center for underage delinquents. A public hearing followed state approval, with residents urged to press for strict security and real evidence of safety from the private operators.
The author traces a winding affection for baseball from local street awards to Orioles and Keys experiences, reflecting on stadiums, memories of freezing nights, and a cautious critique of big-money athletes. A broad stream laments priorities, praising workers across fields from teachers to firefighters, and praising civic projects and volunteers who sustain the community.
A garbled OCR style passage mentions Newnan and nearby areas with scattered names and dates. It hints at official notices, possible cautions or proceedings, and references to people and places in a fragmented, hard to parse form.
A first year student at The College of Wooster recalls overnight homesickness and mood swings as winter approached. He details initial high spirits, then mounting loneliness, roommate clashes over 630 a.m. routines, and the realization that adjustment to college is tougher than expected.
Amy Lambo reflects on the roller coaster of college life from Wooster Ohio. She notes the pull between homesickness and independence during junior year and a year abroad in London. She treats emotions as a learning process and advises new students to expect highs and lows, while packing practical items for dorm life.
Fifty years ago EMILY Crim of Knoxville was appointed to lead the first auxiliary to the Frederick County Rationing Board in Frederick. Brunswick donated space and equipment for the new receiving station. Lenora Hammond Willis, wife of Lt. Col. C Willis, reports her husband safely arrived in Great Britain. Lt. Willis and his brother Maj. Hugh Willis were rescued after a torpedoed crossing. Richard Hutcheson enlisted in the Army Air Corps while remaining at Everedy in Frederick. Mrs. Delaplaine visits her son, Lt. (j.g.) William T. Delaplaine II, at Jacksonville Naval Air Station. Bay Construction of Baltimore to repair Md. 75 bridge linking Union Bridge to Frederick County, as a pontoon bridge opens new access. Disaster Area 10 head notes $310,000 spent rebuilding after Agnes flood. A Germantown man narrowly escapes a crash on I-70 near Md. 80, air brakes fail. Hood College holds investiture for Dr. Ross Pritchard at Coffman Chapel to begin the new academic year.
A reader complains about Governor Schaefer and the legislature, arguing deja vu over Doomsday budgets and new taxes. The letter criticizes a recurring pattern of demands, funding for pet projects, and political grandstanding.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Ripken and errors or self made issues, with uncertain references to dates and names. The readable parts imply a sports context around Cal Ripken Jr. and responses to difficulties. No clear events, teams, or outcomes are documented.
A rambling reminiscence moves through a garden memory of fairy tales knights Santa Claus and world globes. The narrator recalls a knight in a green suit meeting on a golf course and siblings staying awake on Christmas Eve. The piece wanders through deserts sphinxes and distant migrations, mixing imagination with faded moments from childhood and family life.
A letter extols teens for positive behavior after Steve Emrick, a junior at Singapore High School, helped a stranger during a stalled vehicle on a steep incline. The writer salutes the youth for patience, generosity, and responsibility, noting many teens are studious and caring.
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