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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1987
Page
3
The Supreme Court ruling on mail fraud prompts renewed questions about Marvin Mandel’s Maryland governor case. Critics note patterns of influence used to prosecute, while supporters insist charges matched the conduct. Mandel may seek a pardon, though prosecutors defend the breadth of charges.
Roy Meachum observes Canterbury and Frederick County during a rain soaked journey from the English Channel to Welsh hills. He notes immigration patterns, race tensions, motorways, housing growth, and cultural contrasts between England and the United States while comparing urban and rural life and reflecting on past and present societal changes.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is drafting rules to shield workers who report safety problems at nuclear plants. Critics doubt vows of confidentiality after past breaches where informants were exposed, including at Comanche Peak near Dallas.
Twenty years ago Mount Bethel dedicated its new Foxville church following a Christmas fire that destroyed the original structure. Dr. Raymond C Rhoderick delivered the dedication, and a compiled historical book was released for purchase.
The mayor and aldermen approved Chief Allen Bartis plan to shorten officers’ shifts to ten hours without extra staff. A summer trial led to adoption of the revised schedule. C. C. Mohler of Hagerstown bred albino tadpoles and will present two albino tadpoles to the American Museum of Natural History in New York after four years of white frog breeding. James R. Dubel of Frederick is on a 30 day Marine Corps leave returning home. Ralph G. Kline named to Frederick Zoning Board.
A reader recalls overcoming chronic bursitis in the left shoulder through acupuncture at the Acupuncture Center of Frederick. The account details the patient’s prior treatments, the acupuncture process, and the relief gained, noting needle use, session length, and perceived nervous system benefits.
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