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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1990
Page
4
In Brunswick Maryland a recall campaign targets Mayor Fauntleroy as VOCAL critics press petitions amid frustration over economic decline and perceived government delays. Supporters urge a fresh government if recalls succeed, lamentting town conflicts and urging focus on Brunswick's heritage and future.
Brunswick voters will cast ballots in a special election to recall Mayor Susan Fauntleroy amid a property tax revolt atmosphere. The recall stems from sewer and water rate hikes tied to aged infrastructure, with VOCAL pushing the petition despite legal hurdles. The council supports her broader revitalization efforts, while critics cite communications gaps and fast paced projects.
Washington reports Britain blocks BST growth hormone from milk sale while the EU imposes a moratorium and U.S. FDA weighs caution. UK advisory panel rejected Monsanto BST import with Lilly expected to face a similar decision. FDA has not issued a final verdict but hints at possible general approval.
The FDA approved 198 drugs between 1976 and 1985, 102 later found riskier. BST studies from Monsanto, American Cyanamid, and Blanco suggest dairy cow harm and milk quality fluctuations. Britain rejected BST after similar findings, while U S chains and Ben and Jerry's avoid BST milk. The FDA backs BST safety amid industry PR.
Fifty years ago six NYA workers completed the first phase of converting Scheer Stadium in Brunswick into a top local recreation complex. The plan included a pool bathhouse tennis courts playing fields and open air fireplaces amid a grove and seating areas.
A Brunswick High School senior questions a Frederick County SAT scores feature on the front page arguing the race among counties is unnecessary. The letter urges collaboration to raise county scores and notes Brunswick has modeled SAT practice with its curriculum for three years.
Del Thomas Hallery reports success in getting three bills passed, including funding for Frederick Fairgrounds rising from 10000 to 40000 annually to improve the horse racings and training track. He criticizes lack of accountability claiming funds mostly went to grandstand while stabling and track needs remain unmet for Maryland horsemen.
Letters argue abortion rights versus life protection, question leadership tactics, and condemn criticism of President George Bush. Contributors cite moral duties and national actions while urging reflection on rights and policy.
Joseph C. Zengerle Jr writes that culture has lost the sense of the sacred and links abortion to sexual permissiveness. He argues for a revival of religious ethics, a renewed covenant, and prayer to curb abortion and restore moral values. The letter emphasizes unmarried women as primary abortion users and calls for moral renewal.
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