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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1989

Page

5

Farm policy blamed for high food costs and subsidies

The article blasts farm policy, accusing government and Congress of allowing grain export subsidies to Marc Rich’s Richco Grain, which received 65 million dollars over four years. Rich, a fugitive residing in Switzerland, faces 65 counts of tax evasion, while critics call for reform to curb taxpayer funded subsidies benefiting large agribusinesses.

U.S. Department of Agriculture Congress Marc Rich Rich Agricultural Department Richco Grain Stamford

The Flag and a Call for a Constitutional Amendment

A patriotic op ed discusses the Star Spangled Banner as a symbol and flags rights after the Supreme Court ruling on flag desecration. It urges a constitutional amendment to criminalize flag desecration and cites Maryland and national responses, including a 1990 legislative push.

United States of America Grand Union St.George St.Andrew Prospect Somerville Mass Continental Army Continental Congress United States Union Mt. Sudibachi Iwo Jima Supreme Court Gregory Johnson Revolutionary Communist Youth Brigade Dallas America Bush Congress Senate Maryland House

Corruption shadows Hussein regime in Jordan

In Amman a security guard at the airport intercepted at least 2 million dollars hidden in a couple’s baggage en route to Switzerland. The incident fuels public anger over austerity and corruption. Prime Minister Zaid Rifai resigned on April 24 amid growing unrest.

Amman Jordan Switzerland Hussein America United States Zaid Rifai

Rifai corruption rumors rock Jordan amid riots and resignation

In Jordan, allegations that Rifai sold a farm to his government at inflated prices and steered subsidies through a cousin stain ministries. Riots over price hikes kill eight and injure 89 as Hussein accepts Rifai's resignation. Quayle uses pressure to move Haiti aid amid Senate opposition.

Rifai Jordanian Central Bank Ministry of Industry Jordan Hussein Rifal Quayle Bush Dan Quayle Senate Haiti State Department Patrick Leahy D-Vt Robert Kasten R-Wis United States

Frederick works project ends as passenger plane tours start

A $40,000 Works Progress Administration sewer project begun in December 1937 was completed with $5,000-94,000 from a bond issue. About 0 workers started, 25 remained at completion, laying 8,000 feet of sewer pipe and building a disposal plant. A passenger airplane en route to the World’s Fair stopped at Frederick Airport to offer rides over the city. The ad promotes air tours at the government airport with specific hourly rates. The airliner used Sinclair HC gasoline and Sinclair motor oil, agent G Raymond Shipley, Frederick.

Myersvilld Agwer System Florida Frederick Detrick Field Government Airport Sinclair HC Sinclair Pennsylvania Motor Oil G. Raymond Shipley Telephone 118

Frederick County Real Estate MLS Firms Highlight 20 Years Ago

The Frederick County Board of Realtors MLS listed John N Bowers Realty William H Hamilton Lanner Realty Baker Kefauver Howard Kelly Skyline Realty Poss Berstein James S P Trout Hoffman Agency Tim Economides Emmett R Bowlus Ralph W Boyer Ruth Fischer. The CAC board urged county commissioners to keep CAC as is or reclassify as a private non profit amid Greene Amendment powers grant final approval over programs and budgets. A July 10 hearing was planned to decide CAC designation amid power struggles.

Frederick County Frederick County Community Action Committee CAC Office of Economic Opportunity OEO

Critique of Frederick County drug strategy report critique

Reader faults a 32 page Frederick County Commissioners anti drug plan as old fashioned and light on new ideas. Focuses on four officials including Lawrence Dorsey Kathleen Edwards Noel Farmer and Robert Snyder with calls for tougher prosecutions and better police coordination.

Frederick County Commissioners Lawrence Dorsey Kathleen Edwards Health Department Noel Farmer Robert Snyder Frederick County D.C Marion Barry Superintendent of Schools

Citizens urged to reexamine politicians’ work in Frederick

Letters to the editor call Frederick County residents to scrutinize elected officials and send them back to the drawing board for their actions.

Frederick County

Frederick residents urged to oppose KKK rally and join unity service

A letter by NOW Frederick County president Carol Antoniewicz calls citizens to oppose the Ku Klux Klan rally in Frederick under the banner Support Your Local Police. The piece promotes July 1 interfaith service at Asbury United Methodist Church, then a unity walk to Baker Park with NOW members wearing black and white. The same page includes Frederick Keys Fan Club president Thomas M. Barle praising Grove Stadium progress and civic benefits, urging continued support for the team and local charities.

Frederick Frederick County National Organization For Women KKK Asbury United Methodist Church All Saints and Court Streets Baker Park Frederick Keys Grove Stadium Leats Park Keys Stepler

Frederick County Historical Society Hosts Loats Home Garden Party

Julia E. Hanna, a Frederick High School contemporary, recounts how 16 of 18 Loats Home residents attended the society's June garden party. Rita Simon Gordon guided the author to greet other students and praise for the influence on a young woman.

Frederick County Historical Society Loats Rita Simon Gordon Frederick High School Leais

Remembering Judy Ken- Gro and Carroll Manor Teachers

A parent letter recalls Judy Ken-Gro from Carroll Manor Elementary School and notes her caring teaching style. The writer laments five teachers leaving the school, including Judy, as she moves to a new position, thanking her for sharing love with Amanda, Robert, and Doris Nyere.

Judy Ken- Gro Carroll Manor Judy Jack Amanda

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