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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1986
Page
4
Guest column argues verbal obscenity harms shared spaces and intimidates listeners. It suggests a public no expletives please sign to curb offensive language, similar to anti smoking rules, with emphasis on respect for others and potential enforcement.
Washington columnist notes Eden Pastora aka Commander Zero replies to our July report. He reaffirms democracy and nationalist aims, disputes errors about his mother and training, and reiterates fighting for Nicaragua against both extremes while seeking a free, pluralist society. He argues he fights for dignity and independence and invites truth about the thousands of barefoot fighters.
Local soft drink makers and advocates debate can materials as prices for scrap aluminum tumble from 27 to 14 cents per pound. Cafe owner Tom Harding notes five bags of cans recycled monthly, while industry official Carroll Huffer emphasizes aluminum cans for jobs and economy. A quirky contrast with Japan’s recycling model ends with a call to better care for the environment.
The Penn Laurel Girl Scout Council held its 1986 cookie sale kickoff, The Great Cookie Pile Up, at Frederick Towne Mall. Contestants built cookie box towers sponsored by local businesses. proceeds funded cookie donations to Frederick County social service groups. Notable supporters included George Laver of ERA Mimi Seligmann Homes Real Estate and Mayor Roo Young.
A 3 to 5 victory over the Potomac Edison Co team featured Kinsey with a 268 mark, surpassing Dr. B W Baer of the Excelator Dairy team who posted 268 two days earlier. Earl Widmyer, Frederick high school coach, helped a player recover after a throat injury. Mrs Charles B Trail, a Frederick host, appeared with grandchildren on Court Square steps.
Fire destroyed two homes including the Andrew Clay family residence after flames erupted from the fireplace area. Four city companies responded with injuries to Martin J. Walsh of the Junior Fire Company who stepped on a nail. The incident occurred at 414 Middle Alley.
A 17 year old asks how to persuade a strict mother to approve a new hairstyle. The letter reflects teen self image concerns, parental control, and a parallel note about a father's alcoholism. The writer seeks guidance on personal decisions and family dynamics in a conflicted household.
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