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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1987
Page
3
Deva the clothing manufacturer plans to relocate part of its operations from downtown Burkittsville to the nearby Raritan Club building. The move aims to ease truck traffic in the historic town and improve working conditions, potentially ending a yearlong feud with the town government and the Historic District Commission.
Bob Reid, Annapolis Bureau Chief of the Frederick News-Post, reflects on how modern technology and safety culture have eroded childhood experiences. He contrasts grilled cheese, popcorn, baseball gear, tubeless tires, ballpoint pens, radio serials, mittens on strings, mustard plasters, Sloan's liniment, and skateboards with earlier rugged versions and hands on know‑how.
Washington report reveals Nazi Party membership card for Gunther van Well, Bonn's ambassador to the United States until his retirement last week. He says membership was suspended after he was drafted in 1941, though experts dispute that claim. The piece notes his career, postwar studies, and affiliations, plus related items on Waldheim and Vietnam orphans.
Readers urge factual AIDS education amid LaRouche activity in Maryland entrances. HERO Western Maryland warns against myths, cites transmission facts, testing options, and support groups. CODE supporters thank Frederick County citizens for six months of efforts and anticipate further battles with Martin Marietta and F C Day. A personal reminiscence from TLene Liszka and Dennis Crews reflects on crime and trust in Myersville.
A letter to the thief describes a silver Centurion 10 speed bicycle taken from a front porch at 420 Main St. Myersville. The owner explains years of earned effort to buy the bike, expresses disappointment, and notes the personal value and attachment to the stolen property.
Robert E. Kennedy reflects that life centers on society not the portrait of one. Individuals are small pieces in a larger life puzzle and democracy begins with recognizing each person’s role. Truth will emerge, Kennedy suggests, like sunlight breaking through.
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