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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1989
Page
4
In New York City Garry Kasparov defeated the computer Deep Thought in a high profile chess game. The world’s top grand master showed human foresight imagination and intuition outmatching silicon rivals and underscoring the human mind's value in the computer age.
The article argues against endless incumbency, praising two term limits and proposing four year terms for Congress. It cites Truman critiquing the 18th and 22nd Amendments, notes Washington's two term precedent, and cites studies showing high reelection rates. It laments entrenched Capitol Hill careerism and endorses limiting Congress to two terms for senators and four for representatives.
Orlando Wilson, a developer and TV fishing personality, was fined 100000 by the EPA for building on protected wetlands near Atlanta. The final settlement reduces payment to 20000 in exchange for 26 public service announcements on his show. The case illustrates perceived leniency by the agency toward environmental violators.
Veteran attorney George Spiegel leverages city zoning to punish firms that ban union access or discriminate. He seeks DC zoning commission action to deny permits until admission bans are lifted, arguing human rights law should apply to employers. If successful, states may follow to pressure rights violations via zoning boards.
The district court case by 11 independent county dairymen invalidated a Washington milk marketing agreement in fall 1835. Frederick County Agricultural Conservation Association delegates settled a chairmanship deadlock with Allen M. Pitzer reelected over Ire S. Remsberg. A 450,000 automotive inspection stickers misspelled “Marland” prompted calls to W. Lee Elgin. replacing them was deemed too costly unless public protests surged.
Twenty years ago a spare tire with no valve stem was found in a son’s Ford. A factory representative said the wheel missed the valve stem hole during drilling and tires were inflated by air between two rings to save time. The Urbana Poppies organized for children aged 6 to 9 enrolled 15 members led by Jean Fender and Barbara Linton, making Christmas toys for the hospital. Carroll Creek in Frederick city limits was targeted for stream restoration by city crews and the Potomac Valley Fly Fishermen to remove trash, reduce silt, and improve water quality.
A resident warns Frederick County voters the city faces shifts from growth and exurbia and accuses current City Hall of power plays. The letter urges election to replace leaders, praising change and a better future for all citizens.
Frederick City Hall workers discuss a voluntary, pressure-free culture where colleagues buy small items like candy bars and cookies to support causes and the mayor's campaign. They emphasize they are not pressured and stay informed through direct asks or newspaper reporting.
A letter from George-Anne Fay of Frederick argues for fair treatment of women in reporting and calls for inclusive outreach by city agencies. She critiques a Fran Baker profile as biased, urges accountability, and envisions women sharing leadership roles alongside men in Frederick's future growth.
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