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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1988

Page

4

Poll suggests close Bush Dukakis matchup in CBS Times poll

A CBS News New York Times poll finds a Bush Dukakis contest would be close with Bush leading 46 to 41 among all voters. Dukakis shows best chance to defeat Bush among likely Democrats, and Bush leads other GOP contenders. The poll sampled 1,271 voters with a 5 point Democratic sampling error.

Dukakis Bush New York George Bush Michael Dukakis CBS News New York Times Mr. Bush Mr. Dukakis Times Sen Albert Gore Jr Tennessee Jesse Jackson Rep Richard Gephardt Missouri Paul Simon Sinois ABC News Washington Post CBS Times Mr. Jackson Mr. Gore Mr. Gephardt Simon CBS the Times Gephardt Gore

Witness says LaRouche fund-raisers ordered to demand money

Boston AP report describes former aide Charles Tate testimony that LaRouche followers were told they owed money to block global crisis. Fund-raisers allegedly acted under dire quotas, with warnings that failure equaled treason and could topple Western civilization.

LaRouche Boston Lyndon LaRouche Charles Tate Mr. LaRouche Tate Cratic New York Leesburg Contra Aid White House Oliver North Congress

FDA Slow To Put Elderly Drug Testing Standards In Place

A Senate panel heard the FDA moves too slowly on guidelines to include elderly in premarket drug tests and ensure geriatric labeling. Witnesses urged stronger standards to curb adverse drug reactions among seniors who use about a third of all prescriptions.

FDA Washington Food and Drug Administration Senate Senate Committee On Aging Jerry Avorn Harvard Medical School Bill Grigg Grigg John Melcher D-Mont Avora William Simonson Oregon State University Simonson

Thurmont Lions publish Community Birthday Calendar for 1988 89

The Lions Club of Thurmont distributes a Community Birthday Calendar listing birthdays and anniversaries for over 2,400 people. Proceeds fund scholarships for Catoctin High School seniors, supporting college education for local students. Contact Norm Martin at 271-4774 to list birthdays.

The Lions Club of Thurmont Lions Catoctin High School Norm Martin Thurmont Lion

Western Maryland College President Joins Accreditation Panel

Western Maryland College President Dr. Robert H. Chambers elected to a one year term on the Executive Committee of the Commission on Higher Education, Middle States Region. He will chair a seven member team evaluating the American College in Paris for accreditation in France from April 24 to 27. He has served on the Executive Committee since 1986, guiding a 24 member commission.

Western Maryland College Robert H. Chambers Commission On Higher Education Middle States

Maryland sales tax hits poorest hardest in study

A labor study finds Maryland's five percent sales tax system is among the fairest but still burdening the poorest Marylanders disproportionately. It ranks Maryland as the least unfair of 45 states and DC, yet the poorest 20 percent pay about 4.4 percent of income while the wealthiest 0.7 percent pay 1 percent. The report urges targeting taxes to goods and services used more by the rich, with exemptions for necessities.

Baltimore Maryland Robert 8. McIntyre Citizens For Tax Justice Congress Baltimore) Sun District of Columbia Marvin A. Bond State Comptroller’s Office Mississippi Tennessee Louisiana Alabama South Dakota Oklahoma Utah Arkansas Texas Washington State Oregon Delaware New Hampshire Alaska Massachusetts Montana Vermont New Jersey Kansas Wyoming Penn Sylvania

Children in Baltimore Foster Care Housed in Motels

Baltimore officials report placing foster children in the Comfort Inn downtown and at the Westgate Motor Hotel due to a lack of suitable facilities. Each child costs about 320 dollars daily for room, meals, nursing staff, and a supervisor, totaling roughly 6 thousand dollars for three children.

Baltimore State Social Services Administration Comfort Inn Westgate Motor Hotel

Obituaries: Mrs Ethel May Blank 88 of Frederick

Mrs Ethel May Blank aged 88 of 5400 Stone Road Frederick died March 24 at Frederick Memorial Hospital wife of William E Blank Jr predeceased 1979. Born Petersville December 17 1899 daughter of John W Young and Annie Beachley Young member of Pleasant Viewer Brethren near Burkittsville. Survived by children William F Blank Sr Paul L Blank Carroll A Blank Mrs Helen V Myers Mrs Mildred L Gray James L Blank all of Feagaville Ralph L Blank Sr Monrovia one stepdaughter Pearl V Beachley Frederick one sister Mrs Mary Miller Waynesboro Pa sister in law Mrs Geneve Young Knoxville 22 grandchildren 28 great grandchildren. Predeceased by sons Robert L Blank 1941 and Austin G Blank 1968. Visitation Keeney and Basford Funeral Home Frederick from 7 3 p m Saturday March 26 and Sunday March 27. Calling hours 1 9 p m Sunday. Funeral 10 30 a m Monday March 28 Etchison Memorial Chapel Keeney and Basford Officiant Rev Douglas H Barber Interment Rocky Springs Cemetery near Frederick. Mr Jerome F Hahn 4627 Araby Church Road Frederick died March 25 at Frederick Memorial Hospital husband of Eleanor Hahn Funeral arrangements to be announced by Keeney and Basford Funeral Home.

Ethel May Blank Stone Road Frederick Frederick Memorial Hospital William E. Blank Jr Petersville Blank John W Annie Beachley Young Pleasant Viewer of the Brethren Burkittsville William F. Blank Sr Bartonsville Paul L. Blank Carroll A. Blank Helen V. Myers Mildred L. Gray James L. Blank Feagaville Ralph L. Blank Sr Monrovia Pearl V. Beachley Mary Miller Waynesboro Geneve Young Knoxville Etchison Funeral Home Douglas H. Barber Rocky Springs

Cat Smokey the 16 year old mustered defense fund in Pittsburgh

The 16 year old cat Smokey has raised over 52000 dollars for a legal defense fund after being accused of scratching a woman. Donations and gifts arrived for the feline at the 126 year old J R Weldin Co office supply store downtown where the cat lives and interacts with cash registers and window sills.

Pittsburgh Smokey J R. Weldin Co

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John Heinz R-Pa Avorn Hillcrest Jiffy Lube Blue and Orange Route 40 Frederick, MD Nours Furp Jerome F. Hahn Araby Church Road Eleanor Hahn Keeney and Basford Funeral Home E. Church St Fredey ICK Lang Baldwin Frederick House OF Music
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