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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1988
Page
3
Callers praise Ruth Burall for persistent animal welfare activism in Frederick. She advocates for humane treatment of caged animals, condemns the killing of Lobo in Baker Park, and highlights dead animals found at the Frederick Livestock Auction. Her public defense of animals is repeatedly noted.
Robert C. Reid condemns General Motors for poor warranties and service after a defective Monte Carlo experience. He contrasts GM with Japanese reliability and labor practices, recounting an extended dispute over tire replacement, dealership neglect, and a dismissive corporate response. He vows to avoid GM products henceforth.
Former Secretary of the Navy John Lehman now a national security adviser to George Bush claims high level Soviet moles operate in the U S government. He cites a friend, James Frederick Sattler, who trained in East Germany and the KGB era espionage network, later working with NATO policy circles and the Atlantic Council. Lehman recounts how Sattler sought a job with access to nuclear secrets, was recruited to spy, and ultimately disappeared or settled abroad. The piece also notes ongoing heroin control aid and a Fermat puzzle joke column.
A Westminster couple, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Moss, announced plans to adopt a one week old baby girl abandoned at Sauble's Inn in Taneytown. State's Attorney George N. Fringer will seek the baby's parents while the Mosses, without children, proceed with the adoption.
A letter lauds Tom Dickman of Gov. Thomas Johnson High School for his coaching and teaching excellence. The writer, a long-time TJ supporter and former TJ scorer, urges community backing amid county battles over quarry projects and environmental concerns affecting Frederick County’s growth and water quality.
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