Clash of Drug Testing Views in Workplace Debate
The piece weighs employer rights to a drug free workplace against employee privacy and civil liberties. It cites costs from illnesses and theft, debates over probable cause, and calls for compromise and alternatives to testing. It notes NIDA proposals, rehabilitation emphasis, and federal workers facing mandatory screening.
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Buostud Steel
Alison
Ailison
Balk
Natrona Institute On Drug Abuse
NIDA
Anida Cask Force
Vmwua iv
President
Commission On Organized Crime
National Federation of Federal Employees
Commission
USSR Nuclear Safety Story Sparks Cold War Tension
Washington notes a sharp critique of Soviet nuclear safety citing past accidents and secret CIA reports. The piece mocks embassy officials and mentions Chernobyl, Three Mile Island, and other Soviet incidents while contrasting US concerns and proposed Soviet expansion of plants near cities. It also references Moscow’s rhetoric about safety and the later Dean Demjanik case and a Supreme Court ruling on tape evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eugene Zykov
Chernobyl
CIA
Soviet Union
Zykey
National Campaiy
Silkwood
Musicians United
Ussr
U.S
Zykov
Andrei Sakharov
Helsinki
KGB
Obninsk
Moscow
Miami Beach
United States
Rayburn House
Congress
John Demjacjuk
Israel
Ivan the Terrible
Treblinka
Ivan
Demjanik
Sobibor
Supreme Court
Hutchinson fading in Maryland senate race debate
In Friday's debate prep for the Women's Democratic League, Hutchinson trails Mikulski and Barnes in Baltimore area polls. The piece notes Hutchinson's late TV push, limited funds, and lack of major endorsements, with Hughes rising as a rival, while nonmetropolitan counties could sway the outcome.
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Women's Democratic League
Fov
Harry Hughes
Baltimore
Don Hutchinson
Barbara Mikulski
Mike Barnes
Frederick High School
Frederick
Charles McC. Mathias
United States
Maryland
Mikulski
Montgomery County
Barnes
Baltimore Sun
Washington
Sun
Hughes
S&l
Senate
Hutchinson
Don Schaefer
Schaefer
District of Columbia
National PTA Teachers Appreciation Week and local concerns
The letter urges recognizing teachers during National PTA Teachers Appreciation Week May 12 16 1986 and lauds teachers while raising concerns about Frederick High School administration Paula Butterfield and Steve Wilson are named as figures of concern with calls for accountability and trust in school leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Ptas
Rand Corporation
Common Sense
Steve Wilson
Paula Butterfield
Fredericks Sewage Plan To Fund With Bonds In 1838
In Frederick, officials approved a low bid of 124,782 from Engstrom and Wyes of Wheeling for a sewage disposal project after engineers Whitman Reynardt and Smith advised. Attorney Edward J Smith was instructed to prepare for issuing 250,000 in bonds. The Frederick Hospital Alumni Association banquet at Francis Scott Key Hotel preceded the 25th annual commencement of Frederick City Hospital School for Nursing at Georgiana Houck Semmons Nurses Home, with graduates Ruth Warrenfettz, Margaret Rice Myersvale, Maryyon Baldwin Rushmere, Ruby Rode Rick, Henrietta Smir Baw Woodsboro. Maryland motorists to receive three free months of driving after Gov Nice signed a license date change from January to April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman, Reynardt and Smith
Baltimore
Engstrom and Wyes
Wheeling
Wva
Frederck
Cing
Edward J Smith
Frederick Hospital
Alumaae Association
Francis Scot Key Hotel
Fredenck City Hospital School For
Georgiana Houck Semmons Nurses Home
Lada Ruth Warrenfettz
Jowe
Margaret Kathryn Rice Myersvale
Sue Maryyon Baldwin Rushmere
Ruby Virginia Roderick
Fredenck
Henrietta Smir Baw
Woodsboro
Salvation Army speaker to address Frederick meet
Twenty years ago Major WE Graham Ket of Jacksonville Fla was slated to speak at Salvation Army meetings on West Fifth Street. Graham had served over six years in the Salvation Army and was father to Mrs E B Harris. Brig Ernest Harris, commanding officer of Frederick County Salvation Army, noted. Also covered, Frederick High School student council interview and Winter campaign platform proposing joint graduation for Frederick and Gov Thomas Johnson seniors and extra tutors for illness absentees. A new station wagon was donated to the Migrant Ministry of Maryland by United Church Women of Frederick, with Mrs Wilbur S Hogeval presenting the keys in the presence of Rev John N Peabody, Rev Birnie Zerkel, Jean Losure and Mrs Fredes M Webber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WE Graham Ket
Jacksonville
Fla
Salvation Army
West Fifth Street
Graham
E.B Harris
Ernest Harris
Frederick County
Orgentaan Bie Wintine
Frederick High School
Sherie Gibson Winter
Frederick
Thomas Johnson
Thom Davis
Brenda Biser
Gracie Elker
Jeff Zeigler
Maryland
United Church Women of
Wilbur S. Hogeval
John N. Peabody
Birnie Zerkel
Jean Losure
Fredes M. Webber
Teens Seek Tale Of Piano Prized Or Rejected Forces
A reader asks how to persuade parents to drop piano lessons while noting male players’ respect. The reply cites famous male pianists and Horowitz to challenge the stereotype and encourage practice as worthwhile. A second letter questions firing a girlfriend over a workplace romance and advises legal recourse if justified. Karen from Klamath Falls shares teen romance confusion and urges moving on.
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Robert Wallace
D. Copley
Wallace
Europe
George
Battle Creek Mich
Jerry Lee Lewis
Mickey Gilley
Tom Jones
Pau McCartney
Adam Ant
Kris Kristofferson
Bruce Springsteen
Wladimar Horowitz
Moscow
Sissy
Dr. Wallace
Larry
Anaheim
Labor Relations Board
Dr Wallace
Mitch
Ami
Karen
Klamath Falls
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Maryellen Leduc
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Fredenck County
Ms Butterfield
Angela S
Brunswick
Harry W Nice
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