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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1990

Page

4

Maryland honoraria sweep highlights eight member House picks

Rep Beverly Byron placed third in honoraria from 1989 sources while Tom McMillen and Helen Delich Benney earned more. Byron donated 2000 from Tobacco Institute to Mount St Marys. McMillen gave 21300 to charity. Some lawmakers, like Steny Hoyer, Roy Dyson, and Constance Morella, reject honoraria. House ethics law now bars members from accepting speaking fees. Senate allows still.

Maryland House of Representatives Beverly Byron Tom McMillen District 4 Helen Delich Benney District 2 Frederick Byron Boeing Co Kemper Group Bell Helicopter Textron American Pediatric Medical Association LTV Aerospace & Defense Paccar Inc Sea-Land Service Inc U.S. Telephone Association E-Systems Inc The Tobacco Institute Mount St. Mary's College Sen Paul Sarbanes D-Md Rep McMillen Steny Hoyer District 5 Roy Dyson Constance Morella House Senate Rive

Gorbachev Visit Stirs Mixed Feelings In Frederick

A columnist reflects on Mikhail Gorbachev possibly staying tonight at Catoctin and laments changes in escorted motorcades along Frederick streets. He contrasts Russia’s reform era with Churchillian imperial memories, urges humane views, and recalls Cold War tensions while hoping for a gesture of goodwill.

Mr. Gorbachev Washington Gorbachev Soviet Union Peter the Great Russia Mikhail Gorbachev Peter Russias Europe Asia Stalin Kremlin White House 82Nd Airborne Little Rock Dwight Eisenhower Camp David Goroachev Frederick Churchill London Moscow Iron Curtain Berlin Wall Lenin Afghanistan China George Bush Bush Berlin Mikhail Gorbechev Catoctin Spassiba Balsbei Market Street

Defector's family pays the price in Moscow split

Natalia and Alexander Levchenko, wife and son of Stanislav Levchenko the defector, face KGB pressure after his 1979 escape to the United States. While Stanislav thrives in the U.S., Moscow demands harsh punishment and restricts contact with his relatives, who live under threat and isolation.

Washington Natalia Alexander Levchenko Moscow Bush Mikhail Gorbachev Gorbachev Levchenkos Stanislav Levchenko KGB United States Alexander Levchenko Soviet Union Stanisla Levchenko Justice Department Boston University Tarshankas

Soviet Hostages Struggle for Exit Amid Health and Visa Hurdles

Natalia and Alexander Levchenko face repeated visa denials as Soviet officials label them hostages. Alexander’s health worsens after a year in jail on trumped up charges, while Natalia loses work and fears permanent entrapment. Immigration promises entry if exit visas are granted. Health care costs rise as the White House weighs Canada’s plan and labor battles over benefits intensify.

Alexander Sevcchenko Gorbachev Glasnost Natalia Levcchenko Immigration and Naturalization Service Levchenko United States Department of Visas and Permits Moscow White House Dese Abe Kan Dent

Great Eastern Bicycle Rally draws 450 riders in Frederick

The 20th annual Great Eastern Bicycle Rally staged May 28 to 32 in Frederick drew 450 riders aged 5 to 75 with 23 tours to points of interest in Frederick County and Harpers Ferry. An end of day program at Gov. Thomas Johnson High School drew a standing ovation as organizers considered 1971 return.

Sth Frederick Frederick County Harpers Ferry Gov. Thomas Johnson High School Rally Art Milbourne

Frederick County hires beetle trap crew for eradication drive

NINE EMPLOYEES seven half time and two full time were appointed by the Frederick County Commissioners to tend Japanese beetle traps during the upcoming eradication campaign. Harvey Miller Jr. and Guy F Wolfe of Frederick were named full time. Others include Edward Combs Smmitsburg Edwin Creeger Jr Thurmont Edgar Stevens New Market Carl Crabill Point of Rocks Atlee Kepler Middletown John C Conner James Cox Brushica. Mademoiselle Marguerite Treille Hood College Modern Languages professor left Frederick to visit her 80 year old mother in war torn France mother lived in Yzeure Allier province.

Ime Frederick County Harvey Miller Jr Guy F. Wolfe Frederick Edward Combs Smmitsburg Edwin Creeger Jr Thurmont Edgar Stevens New Market Carl Crabill Point of Rocks Atlee Kepler Middletown John C.conner James Cox Bruashica Mademoiselle Marguerite Treille Hood College France Yzeure Allier

Frederick County Considers Electing a School Board

In a letter from Terry Crews Myersville and Gail Goodman, residents argue for an elected Frederick County school board to replace the current appointees by Gov. William Donald Schaefer. They warn appointments favor connections over merit and urge voters to assess candidates on education policy and teacher welfare. The writer notes eight years of inaction by county officials and frames the upcoming election as a chance for change.

Frederick County Teacher's Association Larry Hauver Frederick County Board of Education William Donald Schaefer Civie Party Frederick County Board of County Commissioners

Letters FAST Swim Team Seeks New Members For Summer

The Frederick Area Swim Team known as FAST fields swimmers from the Frederick area who practice mainly at Walkersville High School pool. Anyone can join and improve with practice. The writer notes family involvement and plans to miss the program after moving.

YMCA Frederick Area Walkersville High School

Letter criticizes editorial and missteps at Frederick schools

JOANN THORINE objects to The Frederick News Post editorial ridiculing Frederick County teachers. She argues a lack of understanding of bargaining issues, praises Dr Noel Farmer yet stresses that employee morale drives school success and respect for staff is essential.

Dr. Farmer Frederick County Board of Education

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