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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1986
Page
7
A persuasive urging readers to vote, arguing that even a single vote can alter outcomes and mandate perceptions. It counsels voting with knowledge, not weather excuses or random guesses, and warns against filling in blanks without understanding.
While statewide community college enrollment declines, Frederick Community College reports higher intake driven by local interest in college academies and a program that strongly appeals to students.
IRS intelligence outlines how Ku Klux Klan Aryan Nations and related groups have built a state of the art computer network. The system runs from a West Virginia residence and ties to an identity church network led by Louis Seam Jr. Aimed at spreading bigotry, calls to evade taxes, stockpiling supplies, and weapon training are described alongside links to Klan chapters, Aryan Nations, and related groups.
Reported yesterday items note a campus dance sponsored by Hood College Athletic Association in Cablentz Hall with many attendees listed by name including Feaga Gaither Gosnell Hahn Shipley Staley Summers Swomley Thomas Fisher Wilshide and several Brunswick and Frederick residents. Also mentioned: eighth annual bicycle outing along Monocacy River at Gashouse Pike with 350 participants and big snack totals.
A compilation of letter writers critique a October 29 1986 editorial supporting a Democratic House candidate. Topics include GOP apathy voter turnout full time sheriff service blue laws and endorsements for Beverly Byron Linda Chavez and Barbara Mikulski. The letters urge locally informed voting and defend Montevue Home’s preservation amid funding questions.
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