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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1984
Page
6
Local edition led by managing editor Fred J Archibald reports on regional events for Saturday February 11 1984. The paper outlines community updates and brief items from city government schools and police precincts.
A Frederick section column discusses the rising price of Rolaids from 35 to 50 cents amid a larger feature on Dr Bill Brown Families Under Stress. The piece highlights local civic figures and community programs, including tourism growth and volunteer fire service funding debates, as well as community charity messages and the U S 15 Information Center project.
Richard M. Clenden writes from Frederick Maryland complaining that after the AT&T breakup his basic service and equipment rental cost rose to 24.62 dollars per month from 17.85. He questions Public Service Commission approval and mocks anti monopoly efforts as costly to citizens. He notes the breakup cost Alleged one billion dollars and adds a critical P.S. about not being an AT&T stockholder.
Cornelia Rodock of Frederick has collected Majolica since about 1930, a hobby she pursues alongside her long career in teaching and later running a coal business with her husband. She treasures Barbara Fritchie artifacts and a Barbara Fritchie clock, preserving local history and artifacts for decades.
The Forty Hours Devo tion of the Roman Catholic Church ends with high mass and eucharistic exposition at St John’s Church in Frederick. A healthy economic outlook is noted as Walter Meier from Seattle describes an official visitation to Frederick Ellis Lodge by a grand exalted ruler. Snowdrifts and extreme cold grip the area, with temperatures near zero.
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