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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1982
Page
3
An advertisement from The Great Southwan Patties Company announces a new venture in Fradersh Maryland with a grand opening on Saturday at 2 PM. The notice provides a phone number 662-1162 for inquiries and mentions B00 eet Pick Strat.
Frederick faces a shortfall as ticket sales trail target for the 13-year-old Babe Ruth World Series opening at McCurdy Field in 23 days. An appeal urges local residents and businesses to purchase advance series tickets, with prices from 20 to 30 dollars for all 16 games, and notes Frederick could host the 1983 event if support grows.
The Catholic Review notes a Supreme Court decision expanding state power to regulate kiddie porn, highlighting gaps in Maryland and other states laws. It argues for stronger statutes to curb production and dissemination, stressing child welfare and First Amendment balance.
A letter writer denounces a June 21 Frederick News-Post editorial on milk as biased Timely defense of dairy farmers argues price supports benefit consumers, condemns sensational reporting, and defends not dumping surpluses abroad while noting existing laws restricting sales to communist nations.
A reader criticizes dairy price supports and exports, contrasts farming to other trades, and argues media coverage misleads readers. She cites government roles, food stamps, and unemployment systems, asks for balanced editorials, and praises American freedoms while noting changing times.
Yesterday in Frederick City officials logged record heat with reported temperatures at 00 degrees. Residents felt extreme humidity as forecasts for storms failed to arrive, while forecasters expected a brief cooldown in the coming days.
Twenty years earlier on July 23 1962 Donald A Woods became the new clerk of the Board of County Commissioners after six years as county accountant. The note recalls Carol Ann Lach as Miss Mount Airy of 1942 and details the Jackpot Days promotion in Frederick with a $500 government bond grand prize, coupons, and store drawings.
Washington reports reveal Sherman Unger's stand up desk scheme costing $1,442, with Arlene Triplett approving payment after pressure from General Counsel Unger. Inspector Funk investigates further travel expenses and a broader push to repeal a law on retirees’ defense contractor employment.
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