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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1987
Page
3
Middletown residents reject annexation of three parcels near Catoctin Creek and Coblentz Road. They prefer a small town character over potential congestion, while recognizing growth will occur regardless. The referendum signals a desire to limit urban sprawl.
Roy Meachum reflects on Anwar Sadat’s 1977 Jerusalem trip and its lasting impact. He notes the mix of awe and danger, the Israeli shock at the Egyptian leader, and the ensuing peace efforts, military strains, and Arab reactions. The piece traces Sadat’s prophecy of peace and its unfulfilled promise amid regional turmoil.
Investigators question Defense Secretary-designate Frank Carlucci over links between his Sears World Trade tenure and C Itoh involved in a 1980s illicit sale of Toshiba propeller milling machines to the Soviet Union. The probe traces Carlucci’s rise from Sears executive to national security adviser amid allegations of masking the deal.
Judges use applause as sentiment gauge to select five winning babies from 42 entrants in Frederick County show. Winners Nancy Marie Lenhart Martha Louise Stroup Beverly Lee Boyer Barbara Diane Raves Mary Elton Poole advance to final champion contest. Poultry dealer Wilbur Gladhil brings a young American eagle to Baltimore, possibly for zoo display, after finding it near Union Bridge. Open housing law sparks referendum planned for 1968 in Maryland. Frederick City drafts open housing bill for Jan 4 meeting amid NAACF push. County study commission favors charter government over code rules. Potomac Edison faces delay risks for Potomac aluminum plant and power line route from Doubs to Hatfield Ferry.
A Frederick reader denounces a string of public officials as crooked while criticizing a Baltimore County counselor accused of multiple drunk driving offenses. The letter recounts a 1929 stock market context and urges immediate action to balance national spending with productive income, signed by THOMAS BURNETT of Clarksburg.
Diane M. Coule of Frederick alleges Humane Society and Animal Control deputies brutalized a young deer at a 270 Technological Park site on Nov 4 1987. Officers reportedly used a noose and mishandled the animal causing serious injuries before euthanizing it under rabies testing laws.
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