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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1987
Page
4
Hood College in Frederick gains national notice as U S News ranks it fifth among small comprehensive colleges, highlighting president Dr Martha Church and the student body. The community notes Hood’s long-standing presence and impact on local reputation and civic leadership.
Roy Meachum critiques Ronald Reagan for nominating 41 year old Judge Ginsburg to the U S Supreme Court. He contrasts Ginsburg with Bork and Douglas Ginsburg, argues for a Jewish jurist from the past and warns of national misdirection, warning of repeat political missteps and foreign policy risks under Reagan.
Democratic insiders say Rev. Jesse Jackson may arrive at the Atlanta convention with key delegates and aim to be a kingmaker while wooing both Arab American and Jewish communities. Jackson’s wording shifts to a pro America tone, yet he must avoid alienating core supporters as he pursues primary gains.
About 3,000 Catholics from Frederick Washington Carroll and Montgomery counties attended a Christ the King homage on Mount St. Marys College Emmitsburg. The Most Rev Amleto Cleognani presided with Rev Augustine Aylward delivering the homily. rainfall and CCC enrollment figures for October are also reported.
H Y Smage, president of Howmet's aluminum division, urged Kiwanis members that a 1400 acre site near Adamstown could host an aluminum reduction plant, saying Frederick County is a strong target while noting zoning decisions will drive the final move. County funds delays threaten Valley Elementary School opening. sewer construction must start by January to avoid a septic alternative. The Frederick County Veterans Association, led by Harvey Showe, formed to support servicemen in Vietnam and uphold constitutional laws.
JOAN A. GAYFIELD of Thurmont weighs in on the AIDS curriculum debate in Frederick County, arguing that questions on anal intercourse are inappropriate and that two paragraphs on abstinence are insufficient. She cites a July 17 Baldwin letter in the Frederick News-Post detailing flaws in condom protection and questions the term safe sex.
Readers discuss religious themes letters on October 22, year round schooling debate, property rights protests against historic markers, flag etiquette at a fall parade, and a tribute to Joseph Sterling Eyler noting his 4-H involvement and memory.
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