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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1990
Page
4
Paragraph praises farmers and Maryland agriculture, noting Maryland's role as a top milk producer and detailing crops and livestock across the state. It highlights the broader U.S. farm economy, farm sizes, and the share of food dollars received by farmers, urging gratitude for providers.
A humorous reflection on modern toilet paper, a scare about shortages, and a mixed view of new flavors like baby lotion in Charmin Care. The author contrasts White Cloud nostalgia with a coupon driven shift, notes product claims, and riffs on marketing hype and septic warnings.
After 30 years in the Senate Claiborne Pell of Rhode Island faces a tough re election battle. Democrats worry about his mellow Foreign Relations chairmanship and his fascination with mind reading and gurus like Uri Geller. Pell defends his unorthodox approach while Rep. Claudine Schneider seeks his seat, making a clean campaign pledge central to both campaigns.
Blue Ridge Lines rerouted most buses to bypass U S 40 from Frederick to Hagerstown due to new weight restrictions, cutting short haul passengers and adding about 20 minutes to trips. Middletown residents feel the impact as work begins widening East Church Street to 28 feet, aided by city land from the Everedy Company. Superintendent J Elmer Shultz says CCC will build a stone lodge atop High Knob at Gembrill State Park for a public restaurant with views over Frederick and Middletown valleys. The Frederick Housing Authority plans a Lincoln Apartments project with 50 fireproof low rent units in the southern city sections.
Twenty years ago the Frederick County Teachers Association reported that teachers were dissatisfied with the master agreement negotiated between the Board of Education and their negotiating team. Burkittsville Mayor David Auldridge and the town board rejected a deputy state health officer suggestion to install a public sewerage system to fix stream pollution. Gov. Mandel reactivated the Frederick Council Physical Fitness Commission to serve as a county information clearinghouse for programs for seniors youth groups and industrial personnel. Commission members included George Barthel Mrs Goodloe Byron Wayne Carter Roy Comer Mrs John Daiger Julien Delphey Jack Griffin John Manley Robert Neeley Wayne Roderick Dr. Robert Roberts.
Postmaster Paul Bauer outlines the six year plan to improve service while keeping costs below inflation. He notes the USPS employs about 800,000 in 40,000 locations delivering roughly 535 million pieces daily and 165 billion yearly, and reports first quarter productivity up 7 percent with $121 million ahead of budget.
College freshman BILL CHURNEY from Tramsville argues for evaluating Superintendent Noel Farmer's year extension proposal with open minds. He warns against prioritizing vacations over education, urges constructive dialogue, and stresses competitiveness of the United States in a changing world.
Mount Airy reader Michael B. Kearney corrects Roy Meachum’s misattribution in his column. He notes the quoted remarks about county drug testing were by a different person, a female assistant state’s attorney, not the assistant county attorney.
Phillip Wagner reports on a debate where School Superintendent Noel Farmer argues that a longer school year improves education while some students fear it will make them hyper. The piece presents contrasting opinions on changing the school calendar.
The Frederick News Post invites legible signed letters with writer address and telephone for verification. Due to high volume not all letters may be published. Poetry and religious verse are not accepted as letters. Address Letters to the Editor 200 E Patrick St Frederick MD 24701.
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