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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1987

Page

7

Frederick County teachers push for higher starting salaries

The article analyzes a pay dispute between Frederick County teachers and the school system. Teachers favor aligning with neighboring Montgomery and Howard counties, arguing higher starting salaries attract top talent. It notes Frederick's wealth ranking and per pupil spending, the supply and demand dynamic, and suggests a compromise for the children’s benefit.

Frederick County Montgomery County Frederick Montgomery Counties Howard County

Danny Kaye Remembered By A Grateful Fan

A seeable memoir recalls a seven day near spring of life spent with Danny Kaye. The author, a young sergeant in the American Forces Network, portrays Kaye as a genuine genius whose work with UNICEF and children defined his legacy beyond stage and screen.

Danny Kaye London Palladium Brooklyn Germany American Forces Network Armed Forces Broadcasting Service Europe Sammy Praeger Washington Sammy Unicef Kevin Henri God

OSS Weapons From WWII Memorable Yet Lethal Devices

The CIA OSS weapons collection at Langley reveals grim gadgets used to sabotage and kill during World War II. Devices include a stink bomb named Who, Me and a Dog Drag to mislead hounds, plus disguised explosives and a condom 'Caccolube' that poisons engines.

Washington Smithsonian Institution CLA Langley Times Square Office of Strategic Services OSS CIA Normandy

First Frederick Boy Scouts hike and local horse care notes

The report covers the inaugural Boy Scout hike led by Henry K. Coates to the painted woods on the H. Jewitt Orth farm and notes on future training by Wallace Talley. It also reports on Howard Kemp’s blacksmith shop and farm horses, shifting town smithy roles, plus a rifle record set by Arthur G. Hamilton Jr. at the Armory range and a county land decision about a Catoctin High School site.

Henry K. Coates H. Jewitt Orth Wallace Talley Washington Area Howard Kemp South Carroll Streets Frederick Arthur G. Hamilton Jr Washington Marine Headquarters Rifle Club Armory L.R. Schoolman Allen Kinsey Hamilton Frederick Rifle Club Washingtonians Charles E. Collins County Commissioners Frederick County Catoctin High School Collins Ross V. Smith Thurmont Victor Leisner

Letters critique media bias and praise for Reagan cards

A reader defends a February photo essay showing Frederick County students sending birthday cards to President Reagan. They condemn media bias and mock the press, arguing for fair coverage and criticizing figures like Jack Anderson Tom Brokaw and Dan Rather while joking about media control of the country.

Frederick County Reagan Do.gooder Jack Anderson Anderson Tower Commission Tom Brokaw Chris Wallace Messrs Sam Donaldson Mr. Brokaw United States John Chancellor Dan Mickey Gorbachev Sam Dovaldson

Readers defend police and rail against clipped report

Letters from Richard Eichman and Robert Kiser challenge The Post's coverage of a Frederick County court case and defend police restraint, disputing a charge of assault against the arrested driver and criticizing birth control and sex education debates in the community.

Philip Clinick Clinick Herbert L. Ross District Court Frederick County Olinick

Dickerson Faces Questions Over Dumping Ground Image

Frederick News-Post notes two inquiries inspired by Michael Enright's February 17 article on Dickerson Citizens Tired of Dumping Ground Image. Questions probe how many local elected officials within five miles influence policy and what help Congresswoman Byron has offered to block the proposed incinerator in her district.

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