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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1979
Page
4
The piece contrasts hunters as sportsmen guided by ethics with non hunters who trespass, damage land, shoot at farms, abandon gates, and litter the countryside. It urges respect for landowners, responsible conduct, and safe use of firearms to protect hunting areas. The author salutes hunters and condemns careless non hunters.
A November 28 1979 Maryland opinion column warns that non hunters threaten hunting safety and land access. It recounts incidents including a near miss on a housewife and a damaged window, urging clear hunter etiquette gun safety law knowledge and avoiding alcohol while afield. It argues hunting balances nature and sustains families amid inflation and growing land postings.
Baltimore area blue laws spark ongoing fights over Sunday closing rules. Prosecution pushes enforcement while store owners weigh fines against business risk. Court of Appeals to hear three appeals on December 4 challenging constitutionality, potentially ending Sunday dancing bans in Howard County.
Washington analysts assess a looming Kremlin power handover as Brezhnev nears retirement. CIA briefings flag Grigory Romanov and Yuriy Andropov as key figures, with KGB influence shaping any outcome. Reuters notes Reagan Kennedy odds and media restrictions on campaign coverage.
In Frederick, a walnut tree grown from Roosevelt grave seed was planted in Baker Park near the Culler Memorial fountain. Troop 9 of Frederick led the ceremony with Charles Lough invoking, Norman Ford reciting Grandfather's Trees, and the troop singing. Thanksgiving day observed with family dinners and farm butchering. Local talent to perform at county Homemakers Christmas Festival in Winchester Hall. Jefferson Lutheran League met with 13 members and prepared for a children's charity party after repairs to Frederick.
Readers protest Hess's tactics and express concern over a National Park plan affecting Araby and Baker Valley Roads. Signatories and families fear home losses, rising costs, and government actions, while others defend downtown merchants and public services. Local concerns include taxes, school pay, and community identity.
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