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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1989

Page

4

Vandals damage Foxville church cemetery on anniversary weekend

The Mount Moriah Evangelical Lutheran church in Foxville marked its 160th anniversary amid vandalism that toppled and smashed tombstones in the century-old cemetery. County officials noted rising vandalism, including street sign thefts costing taxpayers money, with more incidents reported in nearby parks and school signage.

Foxville Frederick County Roads Board Singapore Pinecliff Park Kemptown Mount Moriah

T shirt tales and the rise of TWWOT culture

The piece traces T shirts with writing from their late 1940s birth in a barroom scene to a broad American jacket of identity. It links the origin to Zeke Zalehouse and Alexander’s bar with Joe’s Tavern mass production, notes Levi Strauss and denim history, and reflects on T shirts replacing ties as gifts across families and regions.

Mr. Webster Simon and Schuster Zeke Zalehouse Public Works Zeke Eddie Rickenbacker Alexander Waldorf Astoria Joe Joe's California Levi Strauss Levi San Francisco Levi's Smithsonian Institute Bob Earth Air Force Hood College Mount Saint Mary's College Mount East Coast Ocean City

Capitol Hill's slick deal for big oil stands to cost the environment

Congress weighs a sweeping oil spill bill that would cap cleanup costs for shippers and fund a federal spill program with a new per barrel tax. Critics say the plan would drain safety incentives and shift cleanup bills to taxpayers while lobbyists from Exxon and other oil firms bolster support. Reports link campaign contributions to lawmakers guiding the measure and describe a looming confrontation over environmental safeguards.

Washington Alaska Prince William Sound Congress House Merchant Marine and Public Works Committees Exxon Exxon Valdez Congressional Coast Guard Treasury Department Wilbert J Billy'' Tauzin D-La Tauzin Clif Curtis The Oceanic Society Stewart Harris Eve Kulczycki Walter Jones D-N.c House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee Glenn Anderson Dcalif Public Works and Transportation Committee China Deng Xianping Chen Yun Chen Mao Tse-Tung

Freder ick Letters On Bicycles And Police Policy

Five items from a Freder ick newspaper page include a Letter to the Editor by James Schaefke on bicycle safety and police enforcement, a note about October rainfall deficit, and federal Apple purchases to support apple growers. Also discussed are a McDonald s Restaurant zoning dispute over signage, the start of a new four story office building on West College Terrace, and a Baltimore Symphony Orchestra season opening under Sergiu Commissiona.

James Schaefke W. Third St Frederek Frederick West College Terrace Terrace Lanes Tenpin Center Bravo Governor Thomas Johnson High School Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Sergiu Commissiona

Citywide recycling law urged for Frederick Maryland

An editorial argues Frederick City should adopt a mandatory recycling plan. It proposes color coded trash cans and curbside collection for aluminum glass and newspapers to extend the landfill life and reduce pollution while creating jobs and conserving energy.

Frederick City Frederick Frederick News-Post Maryland

Community letters discuss Halloween debate and free expression

Readers from Tacoma Park to Sabillasville weigh opposing Halloween activities and celebrate American rights to choose. A citizen argues against labeling parents as satanic for opposing festivities while others urge tolerance and public discourse.

America

Halloween party clash over school policy in Middletown

Michele M. Buzard of Middletown argues in a letter that Middletown Elementary will hold a Halloween style Fall Party on Oct 31 with costumes and a parade while other Frederick County schools opt for fall festivals. She supports keeping Halloween activities, criticizes the board, and urges broader student participation.

Middletown Frederick County Roy Clever Jetter Clever Pennsylvania

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