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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1978
Page
3
A speaker thanks supporters and acknowledges both victory and defeat. She emphasizes the value of participating in the political process, the personal costs of campaigning, and the belief that many ways exist to win. The piece celebrates civic duty, gratitude for voters, and a hopeful view of collective improvement.
In a Letter to the MNews Post Mrs Jean Silvius questions a prior State of Education column about keeping Catcher in the Rye on Frederick County school lists. Eugene W. Goll notes personal context as a parent, cites differing views from Middletown Concerned Citizens, and reflects on a future diary by a woman who died at 25.
Washington columnist Jack Anderson outlines a decade of turmoil under Anastasio Somoza as riots, strikes, and a damaging revolt shake Managua. He cites an unreleased OAS human rights report and editor notes that Carter’s stance may be tested. Bob Shelton reports from Central America will follow.
A reader urges editors to discourage removing baby raccoons. He notes it’s illegal across state lines and dangerous, since once taken they cannot live as wild or domestic animals. He describes bonds with his three house raccoons and calls for a law requiring owners to care for them for life.
Washington and California focus on the Diablo Canyon Power Plant, PG&E reactors on the Pacific coast amid a bitter nationwide dispute over atomic energy. Fault-line concerns, delayed safety upgrades, and rising costs mark decades of testing and regulatory wrangles, with environmental groups demanding closure.
A reader urges Maryland to lower utility rates by removing sales tax on energy and supporting homeowner relief. The Walkersville High School Athletics Boosters thank participants in their second annual fundraising raffle, naming top winners and sponsors.
A 50th anniversary memorial service drew about 1,500 at Tivoli theater under the American Legion Francis Scott Key Post. Middletown hosts a large annual community show at the high school gym. big game hunting season opens across Frederick County. Frederick High Future Farmers of America top honors. Thurmont and Emmitsburg schools win soccer and other sports. local YMCA swim team leaders gather. Trinity United Church of Christ holds cornerstone ceremony with Dr. Frederick D Byster delivering the sermon.
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