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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1990

Page

4

Government seeks higher concession fees for national parks

Interior Secretary Manuel Lujan targets an average 22 percent fee from park concession profits, arguing contracts should be renegotiated for better returns. The plan could lift Treasury receipts by about 100 million annually and earmark funds for parks, while critics warn of higher costs for visitors and vendors.

Diyow Park Service Yosemite Curry Co MCA Manuel Lujan Treasury America

Millies Book the White House First Dog’s Memoir

A witty column notes Millie the Bush family dog will publish a memoir in September titled Millie’s Book As Dictated to Barbara Bush. It compares Millie to past presidential dogs, jokes about dog authorship, and shifts to a San Diego Padres game where Roseanne Barr’s national anthem drew a historic chorus of boos.

Beltway Marion Barry Barry Washington White House Millie Barbara Bush Pooch C. Fred Bush Lawrence College Russia Lincoln Oval Office Pepi Jack Murphy Stadium Teu Ls Pete Ety Ul Cu Tuu Lee San Diego Padres Cincinnati Reds Padres Roseanne Barr ABC San Diego Mars Roseanne Nightly News United States Beverly Sills

Berlin faces hotel crunch as tourists outstrip beds

Berlin endures a tourist surge unseen since the Wall's fall with no vacant hotel rooms in East Berlin and limited availability in the West. Marriott and other chains seek building sites near Potsdamer Plaza while ownership of downtown land remains murky after rapid postwar asset transfers, complicating new hotel construction. The pattern mirrors a wider Eastern Europe shortage as waves of visitors continue.

Berlin Marriott East West Berlin Potsdamer Plaza German Democratic Republic Heinz Busch Hans- Jurgen Binck

Berlin Tourism Boom Amid Unification Workforce Tensions

Berlin officials say lodging is scarce as tourism soars with 5 million plus visitors in East Berlin and rising West Berlin overnight stays. The unification process creates job competition, sparking concern among Turks and East Germans about quotas and employment.

Hollywood Gold Cup guests and racing talk in Frederick region

Dr Edward P Thomas of Frederick and Joseph H Himes of Prospect Hall fly to Hollywood to attend the $50 000 Hollywood Gold Cup. Challedon, Horse of the Year in 1939, is among favorites to win.

Edward P. Thomas Frederick Joseph H. Himes Prospect Hall Hollywood Calif William L. Brann Glade Valley Farms Walkersville Challedon

Abortion's gray areas and the voter’s dilemma

The Time Magazine cover story prompts deeper exploration of abortion beyond pro life or pro choice labels. The piece urges candidates and voters to assess restrictions and nuances including late term limits, consent, clinic standards, and the roles of providers while considering personal responsibility and public policy.

Time Magazine Pennsylvania Supreme Court News-Post

Debated abortion rights and local political clash

Readers weigh abortion questions and voter responsibility as the Montgomery County executive race pits Neal Potter against Sidney Kramer. Letters from L Harvey Kirk II and Connie Koenig criticize coverage of domestic violence cases and call for journalistic restraint and policy change.

Montgomery County Sidney Kramer Kramer Neal Potter

Tiny Feet Break Neighbor’s Windshield on Jefferson Road

JOSEPH BRECZINSKI of Braddock Heights reports a vandal used a rock to smash the windshield of a 1972 Dodge parked on Jefferson Road. The damage forces him to spend vacation savings on repair and installation.

Jefferson Road Braddock Heights

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