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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1987

Page

3

Frederick County open space pledge boosts preservation effort

The article notes Howard County’s growth pressures and outlines three preservation strategies including parkland protection and agricultural and environmental preservation. Peter Pearce near Clemsonville donates 200 acres to open land, joining his parents’ earlier farm donation to total 550 acres kept from development. The move aims to ease congestion, keep schools less crowded, and maintain a rural lifestyle as Frederick County faces growth.

Howard County Frederick Peter Pearce Clemsonville Frederick County Pearce

Christmas in Bethlehem Amid Israeli Occupation Violence

Roy Meachum argues Christmas in Bethlehem is shadowed by the Israeli army crackdown. He condemns citations of both sides and calls for prayer for Palestinians and for hostages in Lebanon, urging peace and human rights over empire.

Bethlehem Christ Holy Land Israel Gaza West Bank Yitzhak Shamir U.N Folke Bernadotte Jerusalem Iraq Euphrates River David ben-Gurion Gaza Strip Jesus Shamir Sinai Egypt Camp David Libya IDF Security Council U.S Lebanon Middle East

Navy seeks 2.5 million feet of office space by 1994

The U S Navy probes a $500 million relocation, eyeing northern Virginia as a hub near Crystal City with 7,000 related private jobs if a joint venture lease purchase can be struck. GSA bids rise as Arlington holds the line and nearby counties list undeveloped sites. Potential San Diego follow alike warns taxpayers of possible fraud while Moscow shadows raise more intrigue.

Washington U.S. Navy Navy Virginia Crystal City Washington, D.C Navy Yard Neighrhood San Diego National Airport Pentagon General Services Administration GSA Arlington County Penn Northern Virginia Beltway Fairfax County Jennifer Smith Alexandria Northern

Two Men Kidnapped After Gas Station Robbery Near Richmond

Former Knoxville resident Thomas A. Hanes, 25, and a taxi driver were abducted by a lone bandit who robbed a College Park filling station. The pair were forced into a stolen cab and later left on a highway south of Richmond, Virginia, as the robber fled in other stolen vehicles.

Knoxville Thomas A. Hanes College Park Mr. Hanes Richmond

Frederick County Home Rule Debate Splits on Approach

Five members of the Frederick County Governmental Study Commission favor code home rule with a five member board and a cautious pace. The 10 member majority backs a seven member council with an elected executive. Sixteen Fort Detrick staff teach at Frederick Community College. Dr Rex Martin elected president of the Frederick County Medical Society at the annual Christmas meeting. Ernest Dettbarn president-elect, Fred Baker treasurer, A A Pearre Jr secretary.

Frederick County Governmental Study Commission Leon B. Enfield Earl F. Geishert James P. Mause Irving M. Weil Board of Commissioners Fort Detrick Frederick Frederick Community College John M. Ladine Richard O’connor David Edwards Robert Switzer Marshall Dick Robert Rosato David Stafange Wally Foster Arthur J. Dukes Richard A. Creager J. Ray Frank James Martin Brucy Gray Harold Neufeld Jerry J. Tulis Rex Martin Frederick County Medical Society Hotel Frederick Ernest Dettbarn Fred Baker A.A. Pearre Jr

A Bah Humbug Take On Christmas Pressures

A reader from Rohrersville rails at Christmas chaos. She cites decorations, shopping, overspending, tree hunting disappointments, and late bills. She urges parents to educate themselves and contact Annapolis officials about school construction funding.

Annapolis

Family farm eyed for massive dump sparks outrage

Montgomery County executive Sidney Kramer faces backlash as rural preserve land is proposed as a dump site. Critics warn a preexisting landfill nearby could bury decades of trash and threaten farm families. BEV THOMS Dickerson voices the revolt against using agriculture preserves for waste.

Montgomery Sidney Kramer Noo WSSC Shady Grove Travilah

Remember the real St. Nicholas and the Christmas spirit

Robert E. Kennedy praises the historic St. Nicholas as bishop of Smyrna who promoted charity. He notes the contrast with modern Santa Claus and urges focusing on giving over receiving during Christmas. The piece recalls Nicholas’s life, deeds, and sainthood, urging readers to emulate his generosity.

Robert E. Kennedy St. Nicholas Bethlehem Santa Claus Christ Child Nicholas Smyna Asia Minor Nicea St. Bridget

Governor Schafer's school funds clash with pet projects

Public debate centers on whether Maryland can cap school construction at 60 million annually for five years while funding pet projects including a 200 million light rail between Hunt Valley and Glen Burnie. Local officials dispute the governor's spending limit and question how funds are allocated.

Schaefer Hunt Valley Glen Burnie

Charles P Goodwin recounts Festival of Lights origin

Frederick resident Charles P Goodwin recalls proposing natural greens white candles street caroling and a Court Square gathering that grew into a 11 year tradition. He thanks those who make the Christmas event possible and offers goodwill with Tiny Tim’s blessing.

Peter Mertz Williamsburg Court Square Tiny Tim

Problems with road on Opossumtown Pike car dip

Reader comments on the dualization of Opossumtown Pike from page A-10 dated Friday December 41 1987 criticizing the entrance to Amber Meadows Professional Center and warning of possible accidents in bad weather. Signed by McCardell.

Opossumtown Pike Amber Meadows Professional Center

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