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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1990
Page
3
A 1990 Thanksgiving message urges gratitude for prosperity while urging action to aid the less fortunate. It notes poverty, hunger, and shelter needs in the community, warns of $235,000 state food bank cuts, and calls for volunteers to address national problems, ensuring everyone shares in the holiday’s benefits.
A veteran columnist laments broad anger in his community and on roads, attributing it to aging, White flight, urban decline, and perceived social decline. He notes rudeness from clerks, hostile voices on phones, and drivers, but finds some kindness among workers. He urges a holiday reset toward courtesy to restore local reputation.
Jack Skloff of Dimensions Travel left seven years of handling federal agency travel after criticizing government waste. The piece details budgeting quirks, September spikes in travel spend, frequent flyer upgrades, and NRC trip meddling, plus a broader critique of fiscal policy and a note on President Bush’s tax stance.
Fifty years ago numerous food baskets were given away before and after a fashion revue at the annual Food and Better Housing Show in Frederick. Models featured Catherine and Mary Creager and Peggy Arris among others with outfits for children and men.
A reader’s note praises Congresswoman Beverly Byron for her service and accessibility. The letter congratulates her on reelection, expresses disappointment for rivals losing office, and hopes for her continued leadership and possible future presidency. The writer recalls Memorial Day visit, handshake, and responsiveness to constituents.
Readers from Hagerstown to Middletown challenge recycling habits and front page imagery as contradictory to environmental messages. They urge clear reporting on leaf disposal and question economic costs of Gulf tensions, defending the American way of life while urging responsible action.
Charles J Swet from Mount Airy discusses improved dialogue with Chris Ligocki and Yvonne Small. He defends the Peace Resource Center Recruitment Awareness Project as aimed at educating students about military recruitment practices, not attacking individuals.
Chrissy Bass of Walkersville Elementary argues against adding 20 days to the school year. She proposes extending each day by one hour, or adding a half hour at start and end, to gain 180 extra hours annually versus 120 hours from more days.
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