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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1987
Page
4
The county faces rapid enrollment growth from new developments with over a thousand additional students this year. The strain will require more teachers and supplies, potential new schools, and a higher education budget. Taxpayers face rising costs to support growth, balancing benefits and the inevitable expenses.
Roy Meachum argues Reagan offered an apology but rejects personal guilt, fault lies in the office s drift. He calls for constitutional reform to separate chief of state and government, reduce executive power, and prevent future Watergate or Iran affairs, urging Reagan to lead a systemic fix.
A CIA Langley showcase of OSS relics includes the Fighting Knife known as pancake flipper, the Smatchet machete knife, a silent pistol, the Stinger, a fountain pen pistol, a glove pistol, lethal L pills and other covert devices. The display highlights era tactics and equipment used against Axis and occupied nations.
John M Conroy son of Dr and Mrs James G Conroy of 512 Magnolia Ave Frederick admitted by the Court of Appeals to practice law in Maryland He is a 1982 Frederck High School graduate and joined the firm Greco and Powers Hyattsville
Letters recount Bill Hooper shoveling snow on Rockwell Terrace for years and his sudden death a month later on February 23. Friends remember his early morning rounds clearing walks, his loyalty to old residents, and his love of antiques and home decor. The piece celebrates his quiet service and the void his absence leaves in Frederick County.
Robin Ficker of Potomac writes that the Human Relations Council welcomes efforts to assist businesses and civic groups in creating affirmative action plans. He emphasizes removing personal-management barriers to allow applicants to reach their potential regardless of race sex religion age or origin and urges constructive community collaboration. He criticizes Beverly Byron Walsh for alleged political shifts and issues a call for Western Maryland leadership focused on people over party.
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