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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1990
Page
8
A wind machine aided by monitoring temperatures across the orchard faced a 23 degree reading in the blueberry patch. Peaches are in bloom and vulnerable as a cold snap looms. Forecasters expect subfreezing nights to continue before a possible rain mixed with snow and a warm trend by Friday or Saturday.
The foreign film prize went to a low budget Sicilian village film announced via Moscow satellite feed with Jack Lemmon and Natalya Negoda presenting nominees. Satellite feeds from Australia Argentina and England accompanied the ceremony seen by about 1 billion across 9 countries. The Life Mermaid won two Oscars including best song for Under the Sea and best original score. Akira Kurosawa received an honorary Oscar for his career.
Soldiers seized a hospital in Kaunas and paratroopers occupied Vilnius party buildings while leaflets urged rallies against independence. Talks between Soviet commanders and Lithuanian leaders eased tensions, with both sides pledging to inform each other before security moves. Gorbachev met Kennedy, stating force would not be used unless lives were at stake.
In Los Angeles the Academy Awards drew 4000 fans and 1000 reporters as Jessica Tandy won best actress for Driving Miss Daisy. Hume Cronyn commented on mixed feelings about his wife’s spotlight while Daniel Day-Lewis and Brenda Fricker celebrated My Left Foot.
Center officials describe a residential treatment and school complex on Md. 464 and Horine Road to serve children with complex abuse histories. Most residents would stay about one year, receive psychiatric counseling, and attend school year round, with integration into local public schools possible. Construction funded privately, with education and care costs from public and private sources. The plan notes no current residential center in Western Maryland and cites eight similar programs elsewhere in the state.
Board members dispute the use of funds for maintaining the East Church Street offices arguing the money would better educate children. Patricia Mangiafico calls for relocating all facilities to Hayward Road, while Anthony Gough and Earl Robbings question the fiscal plan.
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