Frederick’s The Loading Zone expands downtown truck parking
Last Thursday Frederick city designated 20 delivery and passenger zones in downtown on East and West Patrick, Market, East Church, and West Second streets. Some are all day, others 10 am to limit double parking. signs mark 20 minute or delivery only spots. The plan from the Greater Frederick Development Corp may ease traffic jams if deliveries use the spaces and motorists avoid non-delivery parking, with tweaks after the holiday test period.
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Frederick City
Market and
Patrick Streets
East
West Patrick
North
South Market
East Church
West Second Streets
Greater
Sadat Visit to Jerusalem Marked Peace Hope and Debate
A retrospective column recalls Anwar Sadat's 1977 Jerusalem visit and the stunned reaction of Arabs and Israelis. It notes Saddam Hussein in Cairo’s delegation, Gulf money backing the visit, and Sadat’s assassination in 1981. The piece argues peace requires a Palestinian homeland and laments ongoing Middle East wars.
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Menachem Begin
Egypt
Cairo
Middle East
Jerusalem
United’ Front
Sadat
Israel
Saddam Hussein
Iraq
Meier
Maryland
Freedom Square
Anwar Sadat
Knesset
Nile
Saddam Husseins
Muhammad Anwar as-Sadat
America
Polish clergy murders unresolved in Poland and U.S. view
The Polish government has arrested two former SB generals for the 1984 torture murder of Father Jerzy Popieluszko, a Solidarity supporter. The new democracy seeks a fuller investigation, with Lech Walesa backing fuller inquiry, while higher powers remain elusive. Also discusses Saddam Hussein's hostage strategy and Bush's military buildup.
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Washington
Solidarity Movement
Poland
Jerzy
New Democracy
Jerzy Popieluszko
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Secret Police
The
Jaruzelski
Father Jerzy
Gdansk
Solidarity
Jeader Lech Walesa
Tadeusz Mazowiecki
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
Saddam
George Bush
Alliance of Nations
Bush
Armistice observance and parade mark Emmitsburg events
Five decades ago Governor Herbert R. OConor urged a large crowd at St Josephs College Emmitsburg to continue democracy efforts begun in 1918. The Armistice event followed one of Emmitsburgs largest parades as the Retail Food Distributors and ServU SaveU stores hosted the sixth annual Food and Better Housing show at the State Armory. Parking dispute over buses in Frederick leads to alternate space plan Court and Patrick streets. Hearings set in Circuit Court over recovery of teletypes telephones and other confiscated items from May bookmaking raids.
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Herbert R. O’conor
St. Joseph’s College
Emmitsburg
Francis X. Elder Post
American Legion of
Frederick
State Armory
Kathleen Moore
Circuit Court
Guy Anders
Maryland
Maryland Governor raised privacy fears over surveillance device
Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel recalled wiring a Civil Defense telephone under his desk that turned the line into a transmitter. He said it showed the danger of living with private conversations monitored. Residents in eastern Frederick County feared an airplane crash as a large jet roared overhead. Marion A. Rueth criticized Frederick County Library for a dormant 1930s status in the expansion plan. Boy Scout Troop 258 held a Court of Honor at the Maryland School for the Deaf awarding Eagle badges to Larry Kent and Clayford Everett, with congratulations messages from President Nixon.
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Maryland
Marvin Mandel
Mandel
Frederick County
Marion A. Rueth
Boy Scout Troop 258
Maryland School For the Deaf
Larry Kent
Forest Heights
Clayford Everett
Potomac
FSK
Donald Clymans
Nixon
David Batson
Batson
No bad dogs only bad dog owners letter from Rev Haas
A Frederick reader, Rev Theodore F Haas, appeals for responsible dog ownership after a dog uses his yard as a bathroom and its owner does not scoop. He urges all pet owners to be good neighbors and reminds it is not the dog’s fault.
Anderson’s BST critique misleads on safety claims
A Monthey column alleges Jack Anderson misrepresents bovine somatotropin BST noting UK UK Veterinary Products Commission action actually endorsed human safety The Ministry of Agriculture press release Sept 13 1990 stated Lillys product would not pose human or environmental risk JAMA and Science articles cited support BST safety Dr Charles Grossman of Xavier University calls critiques of BST unfounded and urges reliance on scientific data
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Jack Anderson
Mr. Anderson
United Kingdom
Veterinary Products Commission
Anderson
VPC
Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food
Lilly
Journal
American Medical Association
Science
JAMA
Charles Grossman
Xavier University
Cincinnati
Ohio
BST production and debates over safety and policy
Letters discuss BST as a naturally occurring milk protein now producible by biotech means with no milk difference in supplemented cows. FDA approval for BST dairy products in 1985 is noted, amid ongoing safety studies. the letters urge fact based regulation and critique Site A nuclear concerns and hunting ethics, with voices from Bette Peterson, Yvonne Small, George Fellers, and Joyce Hahnel.
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FDA
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Roy Meachum
Muhammad Anwar As- Sadat
Aidbram
Golda Meier
Keating Three
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Theodore F. Haas Frederick
Bette J. Peterson
Eli Lilly and Company
Indianapolis, Ind
Yvonne Small
Peace Resource Center
Pentagon
Chief of Engineers
Department of the Army
United States
George Fellers
Monrovia
Joyce Hahnel
Brunswick
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