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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1992
Page
6
A local editorial argues for allowing builders and realtors to place directional signs in median highway strips while weighing visual pollution and fairness. It notes the signs could boost housing development while urging responsible policing and maintenance of county beauty.
Rheta Grimsley Johnson recalls childhood summers on a hard farmscape. Heat, no air conditioning, porch porches, melon carving, and the rhythm of work and rest shape love, memory, and identity as she questions modern comfort. The piece notes Johnson's column distribution by Scripps Howard News Service.
Dave Shiflett urges new graduates to embrace humble early years, reject corporate shortcuts, and persist through hardship. He cites copy boy wages, cold rooms, and hostile environments as lessons in resilience, urging steadfastness and self reliance while lampooning conventional career paths. The essay ends noting Shiflett’s Scripps Howard distribution.
In a June 6 1942 special meeting Frederick Mayor Lloyd Culler and the Board of Aldermen named Harry D. Stup Harry P. Phillips and Martin L. Kanode as new policemen. They also abandoned the Fourth of July fireworks in Baker Park and appointed a supervisor for the municipal golf course and swimming pool for the summer.
Eastalco Aluminum appealed a 360000 assessment on two storage silos exempt as manufacturing equipment until removed from the list. The tax would have yielded about 9000 in county revenue. Bowers protested a 7515 assessment on an East Patrick Street house bought for 8500, arguing overvaluation. Downtown Merchants push Marcou O Leary plan amid delays.
PAT MILLER of Frederick laments state funding cuts by Gov. Schaefer that ended her job aiding recovering women. She describes months of delays and red tape in accessing basic resources like food, housing, and utilities, warning she may be evicted or starve before help arrives.
On May 22 I watched C-SPAN Journalist's Roundtable with two main ideas. The hosts discussed Murphy Brown and Ross Perot, noting Clinton's polling drop and limited TV exposure. The segment suggested Bush and Perot trailed by about ten points with no mention of broader U.S. change.
Readers debate Japan's rising role, education and industrial capabilities, questioning if the U S should build domestically, and defending gun ownership as a constitutional right while criticizing perceived indoctrination and political agendas. The correspondence contrasts global power, technology, and societal controls.
Valerie Bowers of Walkersville condemns the Rodney King incident as unfair and biased, blaming white police officers for excessive violence and criticizing the not guilty verdict by a white-dominated court. She supports civil unrest as a misguided attempt for justice.
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