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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1987

Page

3

Frederick News-Post adopts courtesy titles for names

The Frederick News-Post announces a return to using courtesy titles such as Mr Mrs Miss and Ms for names in its pages. The move aligns with AP style and aims to restore civility and consistency across reporting while capitalizing pronouns for God.

Miss Manners New York Times Baltimore Sun Frederick Associated Press Jones Mrs. Jones News-Post Frederick News-Post God

Football union folly and backlash from a bitter strike

Rob Reid, Annapolis Bureau Chief of the Frederick News Post, criticizes the NFL players union and its leadership for a costly failed strike. He argues owners and networks prevailed, replacement players proved capable, fans soured, and mid career changes loom for union leaders. He calls for new leadership and accountability.

Football League Football Players Union G. Upshaw National Football League Players Association Joseph Goebbels BMW Afernoon Americana Financial Life America NFL Players Union Upshaw Rob Reid Annapolis The Frederick News-Post

California white collar crime: FBI delay and S L frauds

California becomes world capital of white collar crime as FBI with 12 agents in Santa Ana and 32 in LA struggles to pursue a flood of cases. Commissioners and investigators describe insider manipulation, lax prosecutions, and large losses from S and L failures across the state.

Michael Einstein Bureau Santa Ana FBI Los Angeles California S&l

M J Grove Lime Co Wins Contract for Potomac Bridge Approach

From the News-Post files dated October 20 1937 the M J Grove Lime Company secured a contract to build the approach to the Potomac River bridge at Point of Rocks for 18883 dollars. Heavy rains dropped 3 03 inches in 24 hours in the county. A North Market Street resident mistook a skunk for a black cat and booted it. Frank Jones led the Frederick Hustlers in batting this 1937 season with a .407 average.

M.J. Grove Lime Company Potomac River Bridge Point of Rocks North Market Street Frank Jones Frederick Hustlers

Frederick items recount local issues and sports moves

Twenty years earlier on October 20 1967 Maj Charles V Main Frederick s chief of police told the mayor there was no safety hazard at Ninth and East Streets after PTA concerns and a survey. Frederick County officials postponed a hearing on Reich s Ford Road landfill. Ronnie Hart of Frederick High was moved by Cleveland Indians from Portland to the majors. The Spong family planned to fight federal ownership claims on Antietam Battlefield. City officials ordered surveys to curb truck traffic in certain districts. A county public works department and capital improvements program were proposed, and the city attorney was directed to draft an open housing ordinance.

Charles V. Main Frederick Ninth East Streets North Frederick PTA Frederick County Reich’s Ford Road Ronnie Hart Pride and Joy Frederick High School Baseball Cleveland Indians Portland Frederick City Board of Aldermen

Robertson’s Minutiae Claims Under Fire in 1980 Race

Scripps Howard News Service runs a critical look at Pat Robertson’s past disclosures. The piece flags alleged inconsistencies on marriage dates, conception timing, autobiography edits, alleged divine calling, and a one course University of London claim. It notes Robertson’s vow to drop out if past actions resemble Gary Hart’s scandal.

Pat Robertson Gary Hart Joe Biden Mr. Robertson Robertson U.S. Senate Dede University of London CBS Television Scripps Howard News Service

Anxiety and Stock Market Turmoil Amid Baseball Hype

The column links October turbulence in the stock market to political debates and sports fatigue. It notes the NFL strike end, Judge Bork’s departure, and a bleak World Series while praising Richard Ney’s market foresight and warning of a further pullback. It concludes that anxious stockholders should root for their city if its team wins the Series.

NFL Robert H. Bork Reagan Attila the Hun Beverly Hills Minnesota Missouri Minneapolis Twins St. Louis Cardinals Roman L. Hruska Supreme Court Nixon Hruska Minnesota Twins Yankees Dodgers Jackie Robinson Joe DiMaggio Sandy Koufax Whitey Ford Jeffrey Leonard Richard Ney Greer Garson Ney Judge Bork Mother Teresa

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