The News Frederick Md October 15 1988 front page
The Frederick Maryland newspaper issue lists subscription rates by mail and carrier and notes auditing by the Audit Bureau of Circulation and AP membership. The paper status and publishing details are provided for the Frederick News as of October 15, 1988.
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Home Rule on Ballot Faces Frederick County Urgency
Voters will decide on code home rule next month as Frederick County weighs adopting a charter form of government or staying with three commissioners. Critics warn that with only three members, two could unilaterally pass and borrow, lacking checks other than a referendum every four years. They urge defeat of code home rule citing unchecked power and fiscal risks.
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Innis proposes black areas within nations not five states
Roy Innis of the Congress of Racial Equality envisions black districts across the country with blacks governing local institutions separate from whites. He calls for a self determination act and a new constitution to authorize such zones, while arguing most Blacks and whites oppose separatism and favor integration.
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Labor unions split as Meany warns expulsion over rival alliance
AFL-CIO President George Meany warns affiliates they risk expulsion if they join Walter Reuther's Alliance for Labor Action. The alliance claims loose unity and militant organizing with about 4 million members, including miners and major unions like auto workers and Teamsters, heightening fear of a broader split in labor.
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Use Of Flag At Game Should Be Correct
A reader praises proper flag protocol during Frederick Falcons games and criticizes half time flag displays by two groups. The letter urges correct flag raising and uncovering procedures and honors Boy Scouts and Fort Detrick personnel for guidance.
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Fortas Lost LBJ Should Try Again on Court Chief
President Johnson faced a tough Senate fight over Abe Fortas as Chief Justice with critics accusing him of cronyism and poor judgment. Warren’s resignation timing looms, and the piece argues for a prompt nomination of another candidate to avoid a partisan setback.
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Frost expected across Western Maryland as cold snap nears
A Washington weather report warns of frost in Western Maryland and a sharp temperature drop tonight. Local notes report grain sales rising after the Wheat embargo, sugar sale limits tighten to one pound per person per two weeks, and a quota increase for Camp Washington draftees. Buckeystown exchange moves to dial, Maple Avenue crossings get new gates, Pearl Bargain House sold to Henry Bart and wife.
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Unconditional Bombing Halt Not Equal To Peace In Vietnam
Washington analysis notes that a total stop to bombing would not secure peace in Vietnam. It cites North Vietnam's aims to influence South Vietnam’s government and insists U.S. troops would not withdraw. Secretary Rusk warns Hanoi reads U.S. discourse and emphasizes commitment to Southeast Asia despite political shifts.
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Chaos and controversy cited in reader letters
A jumble of opinion snippets accuses politicians and public figures of chaos and bias. Readers defend priorities, call for evaluating records, and mock routine law enforcement equipment while sharing pointed remarks on national issues.
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