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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1986
Page
4
Old vacant East Main Street building damaged by fire is set to become four apartments under new owners. Critics urge blending the look with historic single family homes and ensuring water and septic capacity. The Board of Appeals approved the plan. opponents may appeal.
U.S. officials press private sector privatization of Food for Peace amid famine in Kenya Mozambique and the Dominican Republic provoking riots and complaints. Sen. Melcher held a sole hearing with eight importing countries voices critique AID insisted self help conditions while exporters warn privatization could shift buyers to Canada and Australia.
From files of five decades ago a group travels 50 years prior to a St day auto trip covering midwestern states Mexico and Canada. James S.P. Trowt and wife return to Unrir home at 228 N Market St Trost. Others include postal workers on vacation, mechanical quirks noted, Bull Run reenactment witnessed in Manassas Va, and a queen crowned at Mt Tabor Park. A maple sycamore knot and a farm carnival fundraiser for the Frederick Easter Seal Center are mentioned along with a boy and dog.
A reader rants about widespread cocaine use across national media coverage and public fear. He cites US News & World Report cover themes and FBI, DEA, and hospital statistics, urging parents to act and calling for a national drug crackdown to curb the epidemic.
Readers defend San Mar Children's Home and its leaders William Giffin and Wayne Black, recounting positive changes and community ties, while others critiqued coverage. The letter also urges acknowledgment of real progress and calls for preserving farmland and rural values. The page closes with a note on letters to the editor policy.
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