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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1990

Page

4

Pledge of Allegiance echoed in Flag Day reflections

Community notes Frederick County residents celebrate Flag Day with banners and a flag retirement ceremony at Grove Park hosted by AMVETS at 7 p.m. The piece links the pledge to national ideals and calls for renewed commitment to democracy and liberty.

United States of America Francis Scott Key Barbara Fritchie Frederick County Frederick Amvets Grove Park Supreme Court

Maryland's lobbyists shape Annapolis power and policy

A long look at Maryland’s lobbying scene shows high earnings, large client rosters, and substantial influence on legislation. Top figures include Bruce C. Bereano and Frank Goldstein as six month totals reach over 3 million in 1990, with asbestos bills drawing major money and debates on ethics and campaign contributions shaping politics.

Annapolis Iinere Oia Wiel Yued Hills Pardner Congress New England Maryland General Assembly Uveca Sungros William Donald Schaefer Bruce C. Bereano Stone Products Bereano Frank Goldstein Citibank Mr. Bereano State Ethics Commission Secretary of State

Nuke industry infiltrates the NRC

Washington debate over a proposed NRC nomination. Phillip Bayne, president of the New York Power Authority, could become the first commissioner named from the nuclear sector. Critics say the NRC already serves the industry, and Bayne’s appointment could tilt policy further toward utilities.

Bayne

Nominee Debates NRC Role Amid Industry Bias

Jack Anderson reports a weary Congress avoided confrontation over a Nuclear Regulatory Commission nomination. Officials question Bayne's suitability, noting industry ties and possible conflicts of interest. Bayne hints at a tough regulator’s stance but faces scrutiny over past safety critiques and a New York Power Authority fine. The piece also covers Defense Department AIDS testing costs and implications for military personnel.

Congress Dan Njegomir Senate NRC White House Bayne Oswego N.Y New York Power Authority Pentagon

Historic Copper Box Sealed in Independence Hose Co Building

A copper box from Wilson Stove House was sealed in the corner stone of the Independence Hose Co building on West Church Street containing coins newspapers and clippings. Benjamin B. Rosenstock, Hose Co president, sealed it with plans to preserve Hose Company history. Maj Gen Milton A Reckord announced 625 to 650 new enlistees joined Maryland National Guard in three months bringing total to 4189 officers and men. Local Coca Cola bottling plant manager Charles K Taylor spoke at Kiwanis on the companys history and founding by a Columbus Ga man. Fredericks 225th anniversary observances continued with colonial dressed guides at History Days. Henry Hite appeared at Shop n Save in Monocacy Shopping Center in a Seven foot robe and jeweled crown for Briggs Meats. Odd Fellows Lodges sponsored a Colorado youth pilgrimage to the United Nations in New York with a chicken dinner at Centennial United Methodist Church.

Wilson Stove House Independent Hose Co West Church Street Hose Company Benjamin B. Rosenstock Milton A. Reckord Maryland Coca-Cola Charles K. Taylor Kiwanis Club William M. Storm Taylor Columbus, Ga John Cheatham Key Chevrolet John C. Campbell Dr. Pepper Bottling Co Melvin M. Duele Henry Hite Briggs Meats Shop Monocacy Odd Fellows Lodges United States Colorado Frederick United Nations New York Centennial United Methodist Church

Summit of Bush and Gorbachev Dominates Local News

Frederick News readers note lead story on Page 1 covers the Bush Gorbachev summit as the major regional event while readers point out misspellings and a repeated paragraph in the edition, urging proofreading improvements.

Frederick News Bush Mikhail Gorbachev

Readers debate road signs and literacy in Frederick County

Letters criticize drivers who ignore stop and yield signs amid claims the education and testing system fails to teach reading of road rules. A reader offers to coordinate local hunger outreach, and a third letter urges stronger federal housing policy and the Mickey Leland Housing Act to expand affordable housing.

Frederick County Board of Education Maryland Motor Vehicle Authority Frederick County United States Congress U.S Mickey Leland Floyd Flake

Caller ID sparks debate over privacy rights in court ruling

A Philadelphia reader questions a Pennsylvania ruling banning caller ID use as an invasion of privacy. The letter argues that callers waive privacy by dialing and warns courts may overstep constitutional power.

Pennsylvania Doris A. Smith

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