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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1986

Page

4

Censorship by threat silences American TV show Amerika

An ABC executive says the miniseries Amerika on life under communism was postponed partly due to Russian objections and Moscow bureau pressure. The piece condemns threats to media freedom from both foreign powers and local actors, warning such pressure violates free speech and the press.

ABC Television ABC News ABC Moscow

Mount cancels Feb game with UDC after volatile Saturday

Mount St Marys officials canceled the Feb game at the University of the District of Columbia following a Saturday confrontation in Emmitsburg. UDC coach Wil Jones led a chaotic scene with six technical fouls and a players fans altercation, prompting calls to avoid scheduling UDC again.

Mount St. Mary's University of the District of Columbia Emmitsburg UDC Wil Jones Jones

Guest column on tourism and anti terrorism stance

A syndicated column argues consumer protests can shape foreign policy and combat terrorism. It urges Americans to reconsider Europe travel and calls for economic pressure if European governments fail to curb Libyan backing of terrorists, highlighting Western tourism and Libya links.

Coca-Cola Co Coca-Cola Europe Muammar Khadaty Reagan Mexico Libya England Germany Rome Khadafy United States Cancumer Ralph Nader Ralph

Letter to editor praises Susan Gosling feature and seeks lost $100

Tam writes to Frederick Post readers to commend Susan Gosling and asks for help locating the owner of a found $100 bill from a tire store in Braddock Heights Maryland. The finder requests the owner describe when where the bill was lost and the sales interaction to reclaim it, with replies by March 15 1986 to Kaokun Found Box 102 Braddock Heights MD 21714.

Tam Susan Gosling Mailman The Frederick Post Jerry Crouse Kaokun Braddock Heights Maryland

Tobacco ads target youth lessons emerge in court filings

Internal Brown & Williamson documents from the 1970s show strategic aims to attract young males 16 to 25 to Viceroy cigarettes as part of a broader plan to boost sales. The ads sought to position Viceroy to win over young smokers while retaining current customers, with later notes calling for broader appeal to ages 18 to 40.

Washington American Medical Association Congress Federal Trade Commission Brown & Williamson Ad Agency Viceroy Simm Brown & Wiliamson Vicery Tony Capaccio

Maryland Slogan Buzz Rehashes Tourism Ad History

A look at Maryland tourism and economic ads traces from I Love New York style campaigns through past slogans. It notes state efforts by OECD and the current agency DECD, their new $12 million, three year campaign with Richardson Myers and Dunefrio, featuring Burgess Meredith narration and the line Maryland More Than You Can Imagine, aiming to boost tourism and trade.

Pennsylvania Connecticut Art Carney Virginia Maryland Department of Economic and Community Development Chesapeake DECD Richardson, Myers, and Dunefrio Baltimore Ulm Thurmont Deep Creek Lake Assateague Inner Harbor Ethel Innis Ocean City Thomas Tuck Maddux

Trustees review plans for New C Burr Arts library move

Trustees Jacob Rohrback August Brust and Edward Delaplaine met with architect Charles F. Bowers as the New C Burr Arts library prepares to move from the Academy building. Notices to remove by March 1 triggered renovation of the $35,000 project, with the Free Library relocating to temporary quarters and school offices moving to Winchester Hall.

Jacob Rohrback August T Brust Edward Delaplaine C. Burr Arts Library Charles F. Bowers Academy Ygette William Crawford Johnson Frederick County Free Library Eugene W. Pruitt Leslie N. Coblentz Winchester Hall Free Library

Advice Column On Relationships And Quitting Smoking

A reader asks how to handle being judged with a friend nicknamed Loose Lucy and is advised to calmly walk away from off color talk and clearly tell Lucy you value your reputation. Another letter urges parents to quit smoking, citing a New England Journal study and Cancer Society data about cancer risks decreasing after quitting.

Dr. Wallace Rend Lucy Kim Talladega Ala Hay Babe Eesen Jane Joanne North Tonawanda New England Journal of Medicine The Cancer Society

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