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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1988
Page
3
Dr. Farmer warns that growth outpaces capacity and new schools arrive late. Parents should expect busing, reassignment, temporary classrooms, and crowded buildings. He urges builders and real estate agents to inform buyers that attendance areas may shift and no longer match home proximity.
Roy Meachum reflects on the dispute over a front-yard fence for the old Frederick farm house. He details contractor choices, permit responsibilities, utility notices, and a misread city warning that led to a 15 day tear down deadline, amid In the Streets encounters and municipal friction.
A Cuban defector Maj. Florentino Aspillaga Lombard charges the CIA relied on double agents for decades in Cuba. He implicates Gen. Noriega in Cuban arms runs and says the CIA pushed risky ties to Havana for agent access. The piece labels the CIA’s judgment as poor and notes broader U.S. policy consequences.
A 10 day old baby girl, neatly dressed, was discovered on the Sauble’s Inn step in Taneytown at 9 p m. by a hotel guest after stepping outside to his car. Mrs. Sauble identified the infant, placed in a paper bag, as she and her husband run the inn.
A WWII era P-51 flown by civilian Army worker Charles F. Faulkner II belly landed at Frederick Airport due to landing gear failure. The uninjured pilot learned of the malfunction only after the crash. Damages totaled about $15,000. Separately, a revised Open Housing ordinance created a Fair Housing Commission, but NAACP charges say real estate agents remain largely free to discriminate. Frederick Community College agreed to use Frederick County YMCA facilities for 1968-69 physical education, with the YMCA to rent space and provide instructors totaling $7,000. the college had used West Frederick Junior High facilities for $5,000.
A sequence of letters voices reader reactions to a front page piece about Mary D Amores and Kenny Edmonds, a citizen asking for a small family anniversary feature, praise for a nurse's memory, and debate over a Vietnam Women’s Memorial proposal with objections to Canine Corps implications.
Frederick News Post readers address policing brutality and gun culture, criticizing a letter by Lewis T. Whipp that unites concern for officers with a callous tone. Sylvia Bealer argues against Grove City civil rights reform, warning of government overreach. letters require name address and phone for verification.
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