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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1987
Page
3
The Frederick County energy assistance program seeks applicants to aid winter warmth. Coordinator Arlie Graham works to reach eligible renters and homeowners who assume they do not qualify. A quick phone call can confirm eligibility and boost warmth this season.
Washington column argues that cutting government waste, not raising taxes, can lower the deficit. It highlights the Grace Commission led by J. Peter Grace and Beau Boulter, with OMB findings of $69.5 billion saved and calls for further reductions to avoid tax hikes.
Bob Reid, Annapolis Bureau Chief, Frederick News-Post, weighs in on Gary Hart reentry as a political joke of the season. The column skewers Hart, his wife Lee, donor figures, and media coverage while noting his lack of campaign infrastructure and possible paths back to the ballot.
Bill Mandel recounts a 1972 trip with his first wife through the Soviet Union. He notes passport controls, confiscations at the border including religious items, limited internal movement, and the facade of a police state amid shortages and quirky everyday deprivations. The narrative ends with a return via Sofia to Istanbul.
The Frederick City Police Headquarters get ready for distribution of about 300 Christmas baskets donated by local stores and city employees. Sheriff Denver Shook and deputies responded to LeGore area reports of a one man raid, finding an intoxicated man damaging property. At Frederick High School the Vocational Agricultural Continuation Club discussed erosion effects on farm income with John W. Magruder and soil conservation by John Hull.
Twenty years ago a group of Frederick County computer specialists led by Charles Crum urged the Frederick County Commissioners to form a citizen panel to study government computer use and advise on establishing a county computer center. They highlighted planning and operation challenges and potential applications.
Nat Hentoff reports on a Rockford Illinois strike in 1983 where Johnnie Blake and family faced food stamp denial as members of unions went on strike. The case LYNG vs United Auto Workers reaches the Supreme Court amid debates over Congress changes to the Food Stamp Act aimed at striking workers.
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