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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1985
Page
4
Frederick United Fire Company urges caution for a fire safe holiday. Fireworks are illegal in Maryland and can cause deaths, injuries, and clothing ignition. Keep sparklers away from children and report violations to the police at 911.
Anthony Harrigan argues that tax reform rhetoric wrongly paints profits as dirty. He urges protecting retained earnings to fund capital investment and job creation, warning that tightening depreciation and cutting investment credits dampens modern industry and high skilled jobs. He links capital formation to a healthier economy and urges firm congressional courage against populist pressure.
A Frederick native recalls his twin brother Jay Krantz Jr who died in South Vietnam. He writes about fifteen years of grief since the loss, seeking awareness and solace while honoring all fallen soldiers, including his brother.
A broad critique argues libel rulings threaten investigative reporting and chill coverage of crime, politics, and government. The piece cites court decisions, a Scalia connection, and costly litigation harming small papers, urging renewed support for press freedom and peaceful discourse. It references personal letters from a veteran and a civic appeal for humane policy.
Yesterday items recall a local tale of two bass landed from a Potomac trip near Harpers Ferry by Charles F Hartman weighing about a pound and a half each. Also noted is a Rotary Club and American Legion free movie program for July 4 at Tivoli Theater and a Maryland Court of Appeals ruling upholding two youths treasure finding rights. County Clerk administered oath to Thomas A Chapline, 43, for a four year term.
Twenty years ago Mrs Warren Smith of Braddock Heights was named one of four state semi finalists in Mrs Maryland 1965. She is mother of two and wife of Frederick High School principal. The 1964 winner was Mrs John Molesworth of Biggs Avenue. In Middletown a separate event featured Little Miss Middletown Beth Fulton leading the Wee Rocketts chorus in Born To Dance to raise 190 for the Frederick County Heart Fund. Debbie Thompson of Frederick tied the American 10.8 second record in Girls 100 yard dash at AAU meet in Columbus Ohio. Band concerts planned July 4 and 5 in Baker Park with Walkersville High School Band and Harmony Concert Band performing.
Urge community attendance at a 10 to 11 a.m. service on July 4 at Trinity United Church Frederick by Clergy and Laity Concerned NAACP and Church Women United. The message frames liberty and justice for all against indifference or hate, honoring founding fathers. Speaker Sally Pease, Frederick.
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