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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1987
Page
3
Frederick officials weigh higher penalties as two of four parking commissioners back a hike. An alderman pushes the idea with decision expected by month end. Current fines of $3 and $5 fail to curb double parking, handicapped abuse, meter feeding, and curbside violations. Downtown traffic slows and attitudes must change to boost visits and commerce.
Annapolis Bureau Chief Bob Reid defends Governor Schaefer against charges of impulsiveness and timidity. He notes the “Schaefer Challenge” prompts staff and volunteers to help lower income children at a Salvation Army day care, totaling 84 hours of volunteer work.
Alan Young, a welder at Philadelphia Electric Co. Peach Bottom, exposed excessive radiation during welding and was fired after alerting the NRC. Labor Department rulings repeatedly sided with him, but he remains barred from Peach Bottom by company policy and security clearances.
A July 7 1937 meeting at City Hall voted to replace Frederick City trolleys with buses on August 1 Potomac Edison to remove wires and tracks and operate the bus service.
Ben Wattenberg argues a presidential czar is needed to rally public and congressional support for Nicaraguan contra aid. He laments internal White House friction and questions Reagan’s grip on power, urging a televised, forceful display of leadership to sway Congress and public opinion.
In a reflective column记者, the author argues the Goetz verdict divides Americans by race and emotion. He notes self defense may justify action, yet laws against assault are vital, while urging understanding between black and white perspectives and criticizing Roy Innis for polarizing rhetoric.
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