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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1990
Page
4
Father figures are celebrated beyond famous names with everyday acts. Dads teach tying knots, riding bikes, cooking, fixing, and guiding through life. The piece recalls small memories that bind families, marking Father’s Day with neckwear as a symbol of love.
A columnist argues the Supreme Court has swung right, overstepped by overturning flag desecration laws and expanding stop and search powers based on tips. They warn of civil rights erosion and urge a constitutional amendment to curb court powers, referencing Justice Stevens and a Louisiana-like remedy.
Washington reports a growing, uneasy bond between the Soviet Union and Saudi Arabia as they seek to stabilize prices and possibly dominate oil markets, threatening OPEC. Tensions include ideology, U.S. alliances, and Arab-Israeli politics, with potential spillover to Afghanistan and global finance.
Railroad activity at Brunswick shows near normal as furloughed employees return and new equipment is installed. In Frederick a group of boys caused a minor accident on Ninth Street delaying Dr David Everhart Sr and leading to vehicle damage and a police inquiry with no charges filed. A fishing contest on WMHI offered a prize. a goldfish swallowed for a rod and reel ended badly. A Frederick city crash damaged two cars and led to a speeding charge. Vandals damaged Key Chevrolet and caused extensive interior and exterior damage during a break‑in and car ramming.
The piece challenges the media narrative that Janet Adkins had Alzheimer's, noting that a definite diagnosis is only possible at autopsy. It warns memory loss can arise from various reversible conditions and even common medications, suggesting she may have chosen death based on uncertain information.
The Frederick News-Post reports renewed push for charter government led by Republicans and Young Republicans with Lawrence Way and Kurt Reiter backing broadened public involvement. Past efforts in 1968 and 1970 failed to win citizen approval, while Democrats led by Robert Kresslin claim long support for charter rule. Del Boyd Smith urges action and cites strategies, contrasting with critics who delay.
A letter argues for new delegates and home rule to advance local matters and notes rising Republican registrations. Bruce Reeder and Paul Stull address Democratic and Republican concerns about party presence and voter registration trends in Frederick County.
A Frederick reader commends Paul Callis for summarizing the Schrodel farm condemnation in The Frederick News-Post May 24. The letter urges exploring a cheaper landfill site, praises supporters of “Save the Schroder Farm,” and criticizes county commissioners as stubborn and prejudiced.
Advice emphasizes active communication and daily affection in marriage. Verbalize love, discuss differences, avoid grudges, and end each day with a kiss. Cultivate mutual interests, choose home items carefully, and cherish each other through sickness and health.
Reader questions the fairness of arms talks while noting Soviet military buildup and economic strain. The letter cites Gorbachev's meeting withPresident Buss and Raisa, asks why Hollywood figures support socialism, and urges lifting Lithuania’s embargo.
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