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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1986
Page
4
The next Maryland governor William Donald Schaefer promises to trim state bureaucracy to benefit citizens. He plans a red tape cutting committee but will avoid adding layers of government. His past as Baltimore mayor shows hands on reform and direct citizen contact.
Roy Meachum analyzes Maryland Republicans in Annapolis, arguing the party fractured into factions and failed to present a unified, appealing slate after November losses. He criticizes Dan Fleming, laments dependence on national GOP dictates, and urges a broad, independent path to recover a viable two party system.
Iraqi foreign minister Tareq Aziz and under secretary Wissam Az Zahaawy accuse Israel of crafting the U S arms deal with Iran to sabotage U S Iraqi relations. Baghdad says Washington aided by Israel betrayed Baghdad and aims to undermine Arab ties while denying protest.
Paul R B Lane responds to Maureen Riggles on hunting and deer population. Susan Evans-Wilcom defends hunting as sport, conservation, and family activity, noting deer damage to orchards and local wildlife balance. He cites Maryland income tax windfalls and questions state spending and tax policy.
Local residents warn that turning Ski Liberty into a resort would scar College Mountain, ruin fall colors, and damage photography and painting subjects. They urge government action to stop tree cutting, traffic, and congestion that threaten Emmitsburg and surrounding areas.
Gloria Smith of Walkersville reflects on tutoring nonreaders to read at higher levels. She notes tutors gain satisfaction as students progress through skill books, learn phonics, word-attack methods, and explanations for odd spellings in English, including vowel sounds and syllable placement.
From the Files of the Means-Poe 50 years ago. The Red Parrot Tea Parlor, a pew tea room at 288 N. Market St., Frederick, opened by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wing. Chinese cook Frank Lee from Glens Falls, N.Y., hired to prepare Chinese dishes. a local cook to prepare American fare. First new restaurant in years, occupying the former Peter Pan dining room.
Twenty years ago the Snow Ball junior aides included Betsy Meitzler Susan Ritchie Ellen Selar Terry Tuer Caroline McSherry Lee Ann Gilbert Nancy Kemp Gail Murray Marybeth Leopold Melissa Wachter Sandra Davis Mary Lynn Powell Ann Miller Marjorie Verdi Melissa Plummer Mary Catherine Thomas Nicholette Haban Donna Darby Anna Lee Kefauver Susan Carnachan Elizabeth Brinkley Cathleen Forsman Jo Ann Keller Susan Read. Charles E. Collins was elected president of the Central Maryland Farm Implement Dealers Asso, with Robert Crum as secretary and Charles W. Pelts as treasurer. Mayor John A. Derr oversaw the oath for four new city police officers at City Hall. Major Charles Main led the ceremony. The oath takers were Robert Vincent Brown Hayden Dykes Jr. Douglas Eugene Smith and Bernard Ellis Stitely.
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