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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1988

Page

3

Frederick County Delegate Boyd Smith Faces Lasso Ban Backlash

The Maryland debate over Lasso herbicide shows Frederick County Delegate Boyd Smith disassociating from a bill he co sponsored. Farmers and observers criticize his handling as he shifts blame, while opponents push for accountability and a vote against the measure pending further discussion.

Frederick County Boyd Smith Mr. Smith Annapolis Smith Joan Pitkin Prince George’s County Maryland Environmental Protection Agency Department of Agriculture Pitkin Ms. Pitkin Baloney

Yellow Wind shows occupation cruelty and shared guilt

Roy Meachum argues the Palestinian uprising exposes Western complicity and the dehumanizing effects of occupation. He praises David Grossman's Yellow Wind, detailing its stark, unsensational portrayal of both Israeli and Palestinian suffering and the potential for further tragedy if leaders ignore the cycle of violence.

U.S World News Occupied West Bank Jerusalem Post Negev Desert Israel David Grossman Grossman Jordan New Yorker Mr. Grossman Hiroshima Palestine

B 52s in Europe set for major exercise amid reinvention plan

The Pentagon weighs converting aging B 52G bombers to conventional warfare as INF limits loom. Gen John Chain pushes a Europe exercise to prove the fleet can fuel NATO with long range strikes, with 186 B 52Gs slated for retirement early next decade. Israel’s HAVE NAP Popeye missiles eyed as interim gear. The plan hinges on cost and top level approval. Additional notes cover White House staffing shifts and a memorial expansion proposal.

Washington Europe U.S Strategic Air Command Pentagon SAC John Chain Chain North Atlantic Treaty Organization Gen. Chain Israel Rafael Industries America Martin Marietta Corp Air Force Eighth Air Force Great Britain Italy United States Berlin Britain

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Brunswick Dinner Names Funk as State Senate Candidate

John B. Funk of Brunswick, 33, city engineer and Freder ick County delegation chairman, declared an avowed bid for Frederick County state senator at a Brunswick Democratic Committee testimonial dinner at Eagles Hall. Speakers urged his candidacy while the Boy Scout movement in Frederick received Legion endorsement.

John B. Funk Brunswick Frederick County Democratic Committee Eagles Hall Frederick Francis Scott Key American Legion Nellie Price American Legion Auxiliary Frederick County Emergency Hospital

Frederick city plans East Seventh Street extension and civic center bid

Frederick City Engineer Jerrell Legg announced an extension from East Seventh Street to Gas House Pike and Hughes Ford Road with bids to be readied soon. Chris T. Mathews urged a civic center with pool and gym between Frederick Junior High and Frederick High, site options discussed. The Maryland Court of Appeals ordered a referendum on the 1967 open housing law after circuit court rulings. Middletown Lions Club honored Valley Register publishers for long community service. newsboy Philip Kleinfelter distributed a one volume history.

Frederick Jerrell Legg East Seventh Street Gas House Pike Hughes Ford Legg Chris T. Mathews Frederick County Maryland Court of Appeals General Assembly Harford County Harry E. Dyer Middletown

Letters Raise Questions on Police Action and Animal Deaths

Frederick residents debate the shooting death of Lobo by a police officer and the euthanizing of Lefty the cat. A Humane Society apology and call for accountability spark a push for transparency and possible memorials in Baker Park. The letters also touch on city officials, responses, and safety concerns in Frederick.

Lefty Dorsey Ashton Martyak

Two cheers for Frederick editorial tone and county action

JOAN BOYLE praises a mild editorial titled Ski resort cont and commends Frederick County Commissioners for exposing Emmitsburg Town Council ineptitude.

Frederick Frederick County Emmitsburg

Frederick County delegates weigh end casino gambling move

The Frederick News-Post reports on the Frederick County delegation considering an end to casino style gambling at United Fire Company. A reader writes Delegate McClellan about a February 6 1988 article on collective bargaining for school support staff and notes the deadline for bills was missed.

Fire Company Frederick County United Fire Company Frederick News-Post McClellan General Assembly

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