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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1986

Page

4

Dull Maryland Senate Debate Reflects Wide Gap Among Candidates

Three Democrats Michael Barnes Barbara Mikulski and Harry Hughes debated in Baltimore on TV with little contrast to policy or style. They attacked Reagan on South Africa and education while promising general good deeds, reading from prepared texts and trading jabs. Kaufman and Freeman faced exclusion, Olszewski filed a protest, and all voices faded as an underwhelming, late night airing drew modest interest.

U.S. Senate Baltimore Seach Michael Barnes Montgomery County Barbara Mikulski Hal- Amore Harry Hughes Ronald Reagan South Africa Charles McC. Mathias Hughes Congress Rernes Reagan Kaufman Olszewski LaRouche

Courage Is a Three Letter Word explores fear of failure

Washington columnist Jack Anderson reviews Walter Anderson s Parade Magazine book Courage Is a Three Letter Word. It profiles Alex Haley Barbara Walters Jerry Lewis Carroll O Connor and others who faced self doubt, describing their turning fear into progress and peak moments in careers.

Washington Alex Haley Barbara Waiters al Neuharth John Glenn Jerry Lewis Carroll O’connor Walter Anderson Parade Anderson Africa United States Haley Kunta Kiote Kizzy Chicken George Barbara Walters Jack Anderson Parade Magazine Edith Thomas Agriculture Department Thomas Guam Virgin Islands Puerto Rico Health and Human Services Department Inspector General Food and Drug Administration HCFA FDA Kurt Waldheim Austria Schnitzel Waldheim White House

Theodore Roosevelt and the American Idea Across Time

Guest column reflects on Edmund Morris's Roosevelt bio and Turner’s frontier thesis to frame Americanism as an enduring, expanding idea. It links TR's imperialism, the immigrant era, and the Statue of Liberty to a national creed that may now shape global trends in democracy, economics, and culture.

Ben Wattenberg Edmund Morris Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt New York Harbor Chicago Columbus New World Frederick Jackson Turner Turner United States West Europe Morris Teddy Roosevelt America Franklin Roosevelt Po King China Hungary France

Why not wear seatbelts and save lives

A letter from Tom Gould of Frederick argues for seatbelt use after vivid scenes of crash injuries. He recalls an 18 year old girl injured when ejected from a vehicle and urges a cultural shift toward seatbelt adoption to prevent deaths. He also critiques lawyers identity, urging public service over business profit and calling for responsible legal practice.

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The Frederick News Host Weve Got Frederick Written All Over Us

The Frederick News Host presents local pride in Frederick Maryland with upbeat tone. The item highlights community identity and ties to the city, emphasizing residents, businesses, and civic spirit through concise notes and photos.

COMMANDER WAESHE SWORN COAST GUARD REAR ADMIRAL

Froan Files recounts Commander Russell R. Waeshe born in Thurmom being sworn in by Secretary Morgasthae as Coast Guard commandant with rear admiral rank. Nominated by President Roosevelt Waeshe succeeds Perry Hamlet who retires to captain after a four year term. Plus local items on a Frederick County Fish and Game picnic and Poolesville High graduates. Buick ads tout The Ideal Garage and Buick for durability and value.

Ruseell R. Waeshe Thurmom Morgasthae Coast Guard Roosevelt Waeshe Perry G. Hamlet

Frederick cabin losses end a five year federal fight

Twenty years ago eight Frederick residents battled to save their Seneca cabins along the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal but the effort collapsed. Julien Delphey said the fight ended as equipment and furniture were removed. Donald F. Grimes found his cabin bulldozed before he could reclaim belongings valued at about 8000 dollars.

Frederick Seneca Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Julien Delphey Donald F. Grimes Mount Airy

Teen Advice Column Harassment and Abuse Letters

Readers share troubling experiences. A 18 year old reports unwanted advances from a married policeman coworker who harasses her after shifts. Advice urges reporting if harassment persists and keeping a written threat to contact superiors. A teen survivor of incest seeks VOICES help and therapy notes.

Dr. Wallace Jenny Wilkes Barre P.O Chicago Ovel Diane Manitowoc Wis

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