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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1987

Page

4

Controversy Over Patrick Center Fire Eviction at Opening

The Patrick Center on West Patrick Street faced controversy over its height and a troubled opening. Workers entered the building during construction, scaffolding and ropes creating hazards, and two firms were evicted by the fire marshal for lacking occupancy permits. The incident highlighted ongoing permit issues and safety concerns.

Patrick Center West Patrick Street Frederick

Peace on Earth Amid Political Hypocrisy and Gaza Clash

A columnist urges U S support for a new arms treaty with the Soviet Union while condemning Gaza violence and U S policy. He argues for global human rights, criticizes Capitol Hill silence, and questions American complicity in occupation after noting Gaza deaths and Israeli arms deals. He laments hypocrisy and calls for moral action in politics and faith communities.

Mikhail Gorbachev Moscow Washington Soviet Union Kremlin U.S Congress Gorbachev Red Army America Capitol Hill Gaza

Gorbachev faces possible ouster amid Soviet power shifts

CIA and other sources warn Mikhail Gorbachev may not survive as Soviet premier into 1988 amid elite opposition to perestroika and glasnost. Analysts cite the nomenklatura, Yeltsin’s ouster, KGB ties to the army, and internal security as key factors shaping the fragile reform era. AIDS in recruits and HUD concerns follow in a separate note.

Washington Mikhail Gorbachev Mag Central Intelligence Agency Kremlin Gorbachev CIA Mr. Gorbachev Nomenklatura Switzerland Russia Communist Party Central Committee Boris Yeltsin Moscow Party Yeltsin Moscow Sergei Sokolov Dimitri T. Yazov KGB

Maryland and West Virginia fish rights clash at Supreme Court

Fifty years ago disputes over Potomac River fishing rights prompted both states to seek U.S. Supreme Court settlement. A West Virginia delegation led by Gov Homer Hold and AG Clarence Meadows met Maryland officials including Gov Harry Nice and AG Herbert O Connor in a bid for a mutual understanding of Maryland's regulatory stance. The talks ended in a deadlock after an hour. Frederick Jeweler James E Doll was profiled in Jewelers Circular Keystone mentioning shop origin and a 1875 start by John W Morris. Frederick County eyed an extra 3 million in school funds and a 340 thousand state loan via bond proceeds. County commissioners planned to rezoning 1400 acres near Buckeystown for an aluminum reduction plant, with public hearing to continue if needed. Frederick city/county agencies discussed a new dog ordinance and an animal control model. A Irvin Renn elected president of the County Agricultural Society succeeding Frank Stauffer. other officers listed.

Maryland West Virginia Potomac River U.S. Supreme Court West Frederick James E. Doll Keystone Doll Mr. Doll John W. Morris New Haven Conn Lew Wallace Monocacy John

Letters to the editor on tobacco ban and Gorbachev critique

A collection of reader letters discusses Montgomery County school tobacco bans urged by Dr. Pitt and the 1988 plan, plus opinions on President Reagan and Gorbachev, with concerns about anti communism and calls for hopeful, peaceful policy. Readers cite health data, political context, and local program plans.

Harry Pitt Montgomery County Board of Education Montgomery County National School Boards Association Maryland Pitt

Quit Smoking As A Christmas Gift From John H O Hara Bowle

The Surgeon General and the National Academy of Sciences warn that tobacco smoke harms nonsmokers. Quitting smoking is presented as a caring, practical gift to family, friends, and coworkers, with a personal note from John H O Hara Bowle.

Surgeon General National Academy of Sciences John H. O'Hara Bowle

KHI Services Seeks New Facility for Howard Academy for Boys

Laura Mullins of KHS Services announces the Howard Academy for Boys in Cooksville will move after four years serving Frederick Carroll and Howard counties as the Juvenile Services Agency selects another vendor starting Jan 4, 1988. The group thanks the community and Howard County Resource Committee for their support in establishing the program and deposits.

Frederick Carroll Howard Counties Howard Academy For Cooksville Juvenile Services Agency KHI Services Inc KHI Howard Maryland

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