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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1988
Page
3
Mayor Ronald Young favors extending East Street southerly toward the interstate to relieve downtown bottlenecks. Critics warn of costly construction and dividing East Frederick, potentially harming local business and homes while urging full review of alternatives before bulldozers.
Annapolis Bureau Chief Bob Reid recounts a veteran observer’s view of Peter Franchot’s bid for Maryland's 8th District against incumbent Connie Morella. The piece contrasts Franchot's冲 limited credentials and a risk of running safe with Morella’s proven record, set amid Maryland political maneuvering and past "safe" campaigns by Ed and Larry Hogan.
Investigators say a congressional move to place NRC Office of Investigation under NRC bosses backfired. Ward and Fortuna allege edits to their Senate subcommittee responses, with changes routed through multiple offices. They warn the NRC may be less forthcoming and cite prior blocked investigations at Wolf Creek.
Letters to the Frederick News-Post condemn Route 40 by pass plans and a new development as a blot on Middletown and Airview, arguing planners and officials favored greed over preserving scenic farmland. The page also includes readers railing at Roy Meachum’s column and a volley of editorials on space and NASA debates.
In Frederick, a letter-writer urges banning skateboarders from downtown citing rude behavior, contrasts it with his past experience, and praises a March edition letter about a North Market Street fence, noting ongoing public interest and reaction.
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