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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1986
Page
6
Public meetings across Maryland gathered voices on child services and programs. Leaders and citizens urged stronger daycare, higher teacher pay, and expanded after school care while stressing parental needs, crime prevention, and abstinence education amid calls for a Maryland Children’s Trust Fund.
Frederick man Jaffray Kevin Ray was jailed overnight after police stopped him for a defective headlight and arrested him for driving on a suspended license. He had paid two delinquent tickets, but the payments had not yet posted to the MILES police computer. Ray says he was told to keep receipts for several weeks until the MVA updated the master system. Court and MVA officials acknowledge posting delays and communication gaps. Ray sought an apology, but none was offered.
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will collect all blood types on Tuesday June 17 at Evangelical Lutheran Church 41 BE Church St from 10 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. The 1985 56 fiscal year ends June 30 and several groups have not met goals. Two last drives June 17 and June 25 are the final chances to reach quotas amid low supplies and AT T strikes causing cancellations in Baltimore. Donors must be in good health weigh at least 119 pounds and be at least 77, bring parking deck ticket for one hour free parking courtesy of the Downtown Merchants Association. Red Cross is a United Way member.
Vacation plans mix travel through Europe with local activities as middle school students look forward to summer. Teens mention France Germany Switzerland Austria Florida and beaches, while some expect camps and sports. A few seek part time work, with one planning to help in a mom's office as New York offers 35000 summer jobs for low income youths through a city program run by Cooper & Lybrand.
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