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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1987
Page
3
The South Market Street bridge remains closed well past promised openings drawing frustration from Mayor Ron Young and downtown merchants. Delays blamed on weather prompt talk of penalties after missed deadlines ahead of Frederick's In The Street festival on October 10.
Roy Meachum writes of moving into an old farmhouse with Sharon, installing new furnaces, and planning air conditioning. Renovations include chimney lining, plaster sealing, and upcoming wedding preparations for daughter Shawn in the Evangelical Lutheran Church, withAnne’s baby expected the same week in Bethlehem.
The Washington Post’s Woodward faces critique from Casey's widow Sophia as a book on the CIA faces scrutiny. The piece notes private meetings, one-on-one talks, and warnings against leaks. It asserts Casey and Woodward shared views on CIA conduct and contends Casey communicated with reporters on sensitive topics.
Weather in October remains muggy with .93 inch rainfall the heaviest in over a month and more showers plus warmer days ahead. Potomac Edison crews resume trolley pole and cross wire removal along Market Street and Patrick Street area. Frederick County charity drive nears goal as team captains report $3,800 raised toward $4,000.
Priscilla Spielman of Union Bridge defends Mary Williams and condemns Roy Meachum for insulting an ex politician. She calls Meachum’s Sept 25 1987 column offensive, and argues feature columns require diplomacy and respect rather than insensitivity.
A letter from James Pearl argues America must balance strong military power with a vigorous peaceful society. The author, recalling Vietnam service, condemns hate and calls for unity, justice, and care for the poor while urging criticism of local media and praise for Frederick leaders.
A reader recalls childhood suffering from misused treatments including drugs and electroshock therapy that harmed her mother. She credits Peter Breggin for speaking out and urges others with similar experiences to share their stories to highlight abuses in psychiatric care. RENA LARKIN Walkersville
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