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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1982
Page
4
Governor Harry Hughes is honored for leading Maryland against hate group activity as NCCJ praises his statewide anti hate efforts. He cites a stance against bigotry and a task force on violence that Congress has cited as a national model.
Lesa Bradshaw, a 1982 Frederick High graduate, was paralyzed by an accidental gunshot at age 14 and uses a wheelchair. She returned to Frederick High during renovations, faced stigma yet inspired classmates, and plans to attend Frederick Community College to become a counselor for disabled people.
A report on Operation '62 for rejuvenating Downtown Frederick notes progress after a June meeting with Rev. Ralph M. Ross and Rev. Harry F. Febi. J ONeill Jenkins backed the migrant worker social improvement plan and tours of camps and factories, with Garden Club support for the downtown effort led by John R. Cheathem. The Civil War Museum at Steiner House also advances with a dedicated separate museum corporation and ties to the Civic Club.
Jacob Rohrback, trustee of the C Burr Arts Library Fund, warns Mrs Yesh estate settlement would take two more years as most assets sit in Chicago mortgage securities. W W Wolfe of Frederick boasts a Napoleon cherry tree with nine bushels harvested and over 300 cherries on two limbs. A request to extend Frederick Taneytown mail route service is sent to the Post Office Department by Congressman Harry L. Haines due to limited facilities.
Mary Ann Patman of Frederick argues the May 6 piece on chronic bronchitis should consider non smokers and rural irritation. She cites World Book Encyclopedia and U S Surgeon General findings linking smoking to bronchitis, then asks if dusts from Tamko and Alpha facilities or pollutants from PEPCO and other sources could cause illness in non smokers living in Frederick County.
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