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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1989

Page

7

Frederick County ethics code brief falls short on scope

Frederick County Commissioners approved a 4-1 vote to require financial disclosures for county officials but exclude appointed boards and commissions. Critics say the amendment omits planning and economic development boards, leaving gaps in transparency and potential conflicts of interest.

Frederick County Grand Canyon County Ethics Commission League of Women Voters Sterling Bollinger The Planning Commission Economic and Community Development Commission Zoning Appeals Board Ethics Commission League Sanford Blum J. Anita Stup

Quiet revolution in American schools reshapes desegregation

The piece argues 35 years after Brown v. Board of Education, court ordered busing caused disruption and tension, but magnet schools and parental choice plans in Boston and other areas aim to improve integration. It credits Boston’s shift to local control and zones, while urging courts to lift restraints to foster educational reform and competition.

America Supreme Court Boston Zemerkan Prince George’s County U. S. District Court Frank Kaufman U. S W. Arthur Garrity, Jr U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Garrity Maryland

Korean Prostitution Networks Tied to Army Routes Across States

Investigative reports reveal Korean women linked to U S Army bases as major sources of prostitution, with estimates of eight percent of houses nationwide tied to Korean sex trafficking. Observations highlight Fort Hood in Texas and steady flows from Korea, amid government and Army reluctance to address the issue.

Washington United States U.S Korea Army Texas Montana Wyoming Idaho Immigration and Naturalization Service Washington, D.C Jim Lynch Houston Fort Hood Seoul Terence O'Rourke Pentagon O'Rourke

Retirements and openings mark Frederick area news

Holmes D. Baker retires after 27 years as president of Federated Charities of Frederick, replaced by Charles F. Bowers. Mountain Theater opens in Braddock Heights with Gertrude Flynn star and Paul Foley directing, about 200 attendees. Sulphur fumigation at 115 E Third St prompts firemen to wear gas masks. Frederick Free Community forms to engage youth with city issues, led by Bill Leichert. Emmitsburg Chamber ends drive for a pool park after raising 4000 of the 50-60 thousand needed. Peoples Drug Stores announce two promotions and a retirement. Donald S. Wenshoff becomes manager at North Market Street store, George P. Psaras takes North Market Street manager role, and Charles R. Burt named district manager.

Holmes D. Baker Federated Charities of Frederick Charles F. Bowers Frederick Area Peoples Drug E. Robert Pensel Donald 5. Wenshoff North Market Street George P. Psaras Seventh Street Charles R. Burt Youngstown, Ohio Forest T. White White

Linganore graduation sparks parent critique of ceremony

Janet M Walker voices disgust at recent letters about Linganore 1989 graduation and school leadership, arguing the event honors graduates not administrators or parents. She defends graduates cap sentiments and urges future ceremonies to center on students achievements. Frederick note compares other local issues to ballpark debate.

Sam Linganore High School Linganore Lynn Carr Jason Spessert Frederick Keys Tom Singanore High School Lyon Carr Mr. Carr Carr Singanore

Community voices clash over parks church and crime

Letters discuss park use for families and youth, illegal drinking at public spaces, and skepticism toward opposing churches. Debates turn to taxes, media coverage of Klan protest, graduation behavior, and parental responsibility in schooling. Local residents urge progress while defending order and safety.

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