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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1984
Page
3
Chef Frederick Post and Fred J Archibald are named in a brief notice describing managerial roles at a culinary institution. The item notes leadership and executive positions, indicating oversight and administration.
The piece critiques Governor Lamm for saying the elderly have a duty to die, arguing the remark echoes totalitarian calls to remove the old and sick. It contrasts Buckley and McNamara on aging, emphasizes wisdom from long experience, and urges society to honor the elderly rather than cast them as burdens.
Richard Lamm sparked a furor by saying the elderly have a duty to die to let younger generations build a life. The column argues no one has such a duty, but rising costs and longer lifespans require society to confront who pays for extended medical care and how to value life amid expanding government programs.
A letter smuggled from Barczewo Prison in Poland alleges mass beatings and torture of Solidarity leaders as authorities force feed hunger strikers, with prisoners described as restrained, starved of water, and subjected to forceful jaw and limb manipulation amidst harsh solitary confinement. The message urges wider news spread and May Day demonstrations to support political prisoners.
A letter from a Polish jail documents torture of Solidarity leaders. The Freeze group, led by national director Bill Curry, has not found an overwhelming presidential candidate to back their Freeze stance. Mondale has spoken twice without strong Freeze support, while Hart avoids engagement. The endorsement may wait until after the Democratic convention.
A Frederick letter argues dog on track endangers runners and calls for leash laws. It details incidents of dogs chasing, defecating near the high jump, and runners being harassed, urging police action and owner control during track use.
A missing child case prompted City Officer Hoffman to pursue likely leads. Mayor Leon Cultei faced possible reappointment amid Democratic convention activity. Contests emerged for city register and aldermen as officials touted plans for a District history pane and end of June events. Mrs Rhoderick crowned at a Grange meeting. honors given to long-standing and youngest members. Civic groups hosted Rotary and Musicals gatherings with various local and national figures in attendance.
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