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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1987
Page
3
Hood College players attempted a record setting field hockey marathon amid cool, windy, rainy conditions. The group played for hours while spectators cheered, illustrating the blend of athletics with academics. Hood’s history with field hockey dates to 1902 under founder Joseph Henry Apple.
Bob Reid reports from Annapolis on the Navy Air Force game at the Naval Academy. Navy fans packed the stands, the new electric scoreboard dazzled, and Air Force supporters faced off against midshipmen amid parade ground rituals and festive mood.
Federal prosecutors indict a Florida bolt supplier in a widening case of counterfeit steel fasteners, with the Navy warning of failures in Grade 4 and Grade 8 bolts. A Texas Aircom Fasteners lawsuit seeks over 1 million dollars under the False Claims Act, alleging sale of Pentagon bolts misdescribed as Grade 8.
The Mountaineer team prepared for the annual homecoming game at Echo Field under coach Joe McCormick with light workouts and passing drills. Frederick County reports a single winning team and top individual at state FFA dairy cattle corn and potato judging at the Frederick fairgrounds. The Very Rev John Lawrence Sheridan A M was inaugurated seventeenth president of Mount St Marys College, delivering a pledge to carry on the founders hopes.
From October 15 1967 Frederick Daily News reports UNICEF collections to run Oct 30 between 6 and 8 pm with residents canvassed. County groups may set alternate times. Hood College to name new academic building Rosenstock Hall honoring Samuel and Henrietta Rosenstock for long-standing support. About 20 people attend inaugural Frederick County Personnel Association luncheon to promote personnel administration best practices for employers and employees.
Letters discuss AIDS awareness expanding beyond gay and IV drug user groups to all adults. A call for parental and community education targets teens and young people about partners and their histories to prevent infection. The writer urges informed discussion by parents and leaders.
The Frederick Post notes the Bork Supreme Court nomination hearings resemble the Salem Witch Trials and accuse some senators of bearing false witness to diminish the Reagan administration. The column questions voter impact and laments the temperament of the Senate, mentioning Sen Tribble’s announced retirement and asking who would want a senator as a son or daughter.
The Frederick News-Post requires signed letters with a home address and a phone number for verification. Letters may be edited for space and poetry or religious verse is not published. Letters to other people are not printed.
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