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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1988

Page

7

Public input on annexations should be heard says county officials

The Frederick County commissioners face pressure to allow public testimony on annexations. While they cannot block annexations, they can deny zoning waivers and call for referendums, potentially delaying development. Supporters argue the public deserves a chance to comment before decisions, aligning with Commissioner Sterling Bollinger’s stance that the public should have input.

Sterling Bollinger Frederick County

Delegates and Dukakis through a reporter’s eyes

Mike Royko mocks a Chicago newspaper crew at a Democratic convention in Atlanta. A lone delegate offers a cautious, balanced view of Dukakis and a Bentsen pick, while reporters debate strategy and mock the spectacle. The piece blends cynicism with wary pragmatism about unity and messaging.

Backing the Contras Through Aid and Alarm Bells

Dr. Henry Zelaya, a Nicaraguan doctor embedded with the contras, argues that resuming U.S. military aid is vital to prevent a broader communist spread in Latin America. He cites dire conditions among rebel troops, wartime amputations, and stalled leadership as urgency rises with a pending election.

Washington Henry Zelaya Zelzya United States Nicaragua Dr. Zelaya Moscow Mikhail Gorbachev Er. Zelaya America Vietnam U.S Sandinistis Dr. Melaya Oliver North Dr. Zelayas Tran Saddam Hussein Hussein Bussein Congress Pentagon Pentagon Commission United Feature Syndicare Lue

First Maryland Guard loads entire regiment into trucks at Camp Ritchie

Fifty years ago the First Regiment Maryland National Guard conducted the first tactical maneuver in the Séth Brigade history with three local units entering trucks at Camp Ritchie in Cascade. The War Department requested the mobilization as part of a test while the Frederick playgrounds prepare a July 28 Joseph Lee Day pageant marking 15 years of city playgrounds with 150 children across age groups. Delphy’s bike rental ad at 140 W Patrick St promotes 20 cents per hour or 50 cents for three hours. Frederick city also starts a six day sprinkler schedule at city hydrants from 9 am to 4 20 pm with 20 minute moves and 10 minute transitions.

Maryland National Guard Camp Ritchie Cascade War Department Frederick City Joseph Lee Frederick Playgrounds Commission Baker Park Delphey’s W. Patrick St

Artist sketch of Hood College Rosenstock Hall plan announced

A drawing of the proposed Rosenstock Hall at Hood College depicted about to start August with completion in 1970. The academic center would house the sociology psychology history English economics and political science departments. A violent thunderstorm cooled Woodsboro and Walkersville while county sweltered. Red Cross rides honored for nursing home and project Bird Bird work with named volunteers from Frederick Myersville and Middletown. A break in at Sharpe's Florists on Motter Avenue was reported with entry forced by a screwdriver and no items reported missing.

Henrietta Samuel Rosenstock Hood College Woodsboro Walkersville Red Cross Earry Bird Kathleen Whitbeck Sharon Lee Myers Susan Wise Mary Karen Clark Vicki Hasterday Diane Reed Sandra Custer Frederick Carol Watts Susan Miller Carol Slaughter Myersville Nena Heinrich Karol Koogle Linda Ivins Middletown Sharpe's Motter Avenue Immer

Local Solon Labels Abu Nidal as Patriot Not Terrorist

A Frederick area letter to the editor extols a local figure as insightful and modest. It repeats a controversial stance equating Abu Nidal and other Arabs with patriotism and founding fathers, citing Greek and Washington Post reports to support the claim and urging public recognition of the man’s alleged wisdom.

Frederick Withal Abu Nidal Italy Nida George Washington Tom Jefferson Nidal Greece Washington Post U.S Post Rome Vienna Leon Klinghofer Mediterranean Solon

New Age Movement Invades School Libraries

Geri Masters warns that the New Age movement, supported by Hollywood figures, is infiltrating classrooms. She cites ESP, astrology, witchcraft, and occult practices in her son’s library, urging parents to act as New Age ideas spread into corporate and educational settings.

Hollywood Shirley MacLaine Ms. MacLaine Chicago Tribune IBM At&t Ford Westinghouse

CODE to press fight against quarries in Maryland

CODE remains in the fight to stop proposed quarries. Supporters urge donations to CODE at P O Box 13 Adamstown Maryland 21710 for homeowners farmers and communities facing impact near Ballenger Creek. John Espinosa represents CODE in the effort.

Frederick Post F.O. Day Battes Westview Associates Park Code Temain Ballenger Creek Frederick P.O. Box Adamstown

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