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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1987

Page

2

Speed limit debate hinges on engineers and politics

Maryland lawmakers weigh raising interstates speed limits beyond 55. Gov Schaefer backs 55, citing safety. Engineers say roads built for 65, but policy must follow public safety, not just road design. Frederick and nearby counties are focal points for the debate.

Frederick County Carroll County Harford County Montgomery County William Donald Schaefer News-Post Annapolis Bob Reid Frederick Schaefer Frederick Lawmakers Maryland

Bork nomination amid national political chaos and blame

The Senate Judiciary Committee faces a heated vote on Robert Bork's Supreme Court nomination amid cries of political manipulation and disarray. The piece laments Democratic support, Republican hubris, and echoes of past leaders as the nation confronts a crisis of confidence during the Reagan era.

Senate Judiciary Committee Supreme Court Senate Ronald Reagan America Franklin D. Roosevelt Reagan Washington Gary Hart Joe Biden Biden Hart Colorado Hiden Massachusetts Michael Dukakis Dukakis Richard Gephardt Jesse Jackson New York Hymietown Paul Simon California Charles Percy Tennessee Albert Gore Jr George Bush Jack Kemp Pat Robertson GOP Rev. Robertson Robert Bork White House Bork United States

Prison dispute over AIDS policy breeds union battle at federal prison

At Petersburg federal prison, three case managers on indefinite paid leave after filing grievances over AIDS testing results, amid claims of racial targeting and safety concerns. Union reps say the cost exceeds 90 thousand dollars annually, with per diem hires replacing staff, while prison officials cite privacy and safety policies as reasons for non disclosure of test results.

Washington George Hansen Idaho Petersburg Virginia Nelson Gary Clouser Bureau of Prisons Linda Sheffield Frank Sizer J.J. Clark

Three Frederic county schoolhouses sold at public sale

Frederic County Board of Education sold Harmony two room Burkittsville one room and Woodville colored schools at the court house for 210 220 and 125 dollars respectively. Frank Baker Burkittsville Louisa Schneider and others purchased the properties.

Frederick County

Letters on memorials and community show remarks

A reader vents about Korean War memorials while praising living memory and dignity for veterans. The letter links to a broader view of civic pride, mentions a Thurmont Emmitsburg Community Show, and thanks local 4-H extension agents for their work during fair week.

Seoul Franny Marler Republic B. Franklin Vietnam

Thurmont Emmitsburg Community Show Acknowledgments

Gratitude extended to Thurmont and Emmitsburg granges Catoctin FFA and Alumni for the 41st annual event. Thanks to sponsors exhibitors with over 2000 entries across canned goods vegetables fruits sewing arts crafts and livestock, commercial exhibitors, farm machinery display and the volunteers who managed entries and judging.

Noel Farmer Guardian Hose Company of Thurmont Herman Shook Emmitsburg Catoctin Ffa Thurmont and

4-H'ers organized and learning together at Frederick Fair

A letter responding to Mrs. Gillich in the Frederick Post praises 4-H involvement and explains volunteers aided 4-H'ers entering items. The writer notes early arrivals to help participants for the 125th Anniversary Parade and suggests judges give feedback to each child about their item.

Frederick Post

Way Station praised by state evaluators. license renewed

The Frederick County Mental Health Advisory Board notes state evaluators praised Way Station for strong programming and renewed its community rehabilitation program license. They recommended expanding space and revising service record formats. Way Station and the Frederick community plan to address both.

Mental Health Advisory Board Frederick County Way Station Teaders Frederick

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Roy Meachum Jack Anderson Charles Trotman Nathaniel Nelson American Federation of Government Employees Trotman Steve Michniak Gregory Hershberger Iran U.S United Feature Syndicate Inc Frederick City Hood College Brodbeck Hall Fred.erick County Board of Education Supervisors E. Robert Bowlus Victor Cullen School Sabillasville J. A. Selinger Loyola College Baltimore Robert R. Kline Mount St. Mary's College Father Sellinger BOS Hilton Mount Airy C. Rodman Myers Thurmont and Emmitsburg Jack and Gracie Heller Anne Milne Lois Rhoderick
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