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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1987
Page
4
Burkittsville residents clash over Deva clothing company tensions rise as locals demand zoning changes and threaten to shift authority to Frederick County. Community leaders urge conciliation while town government endures strain from internal quarrels.
Bob Reid, Annapolis Bureau Chief, argues that well meant laws from the 1950s onward have been twisted by courts and federal power. He warns that desegregation rulings and civil rights measures prompt reverse discrimination, state penalties, and broad federal influence over education, housing, and business.
Washington column details a mail and phone scam selling a $700 inflatable raft marketed as a power boat test, tied to Warner Marketing Research. The piece notes misrepresentations, BBB cautions, and a prior Arkansas consent decree, plus a critique of political lobbying and pacemaker recalls.
A reader argues that civilian control is threatened by military influence via the NSC and calls for impeachment of the president over Nicaragua policy. The letter invokes Washington and Eisenhower warnings, cites the Constitution, and urges rule by law over personality in office.
A faded Frederick County page notes Rosemont subdivision hype with near Hood College access and city perks, plus a Walkathon bus plan from the B and O station. It also reports six homing pigeons returning home from Lansdowne, and Maryland Governor Agnew seeking quick court readings on a $120 million income tax increase. School bus strike rumors are denied, disciplinary actions at hand, and the Frederick County School Board defers salary list release awaiting a formal request.
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