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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1982
Page
3
As Halloween approaches parents face fears of tampered candy and Tylenol copycats. Advice urges escorting children, restricting door visits to trusted neighbors, inspecting all treats, and choosing tamper resistant items whenever possible. Consider private, controlled neighborhood celebrations to reduce risk.
Robert P. Studer reports findings by Richard Appelbaum and John Gilderbroom from a 115-market study. They challenge supply side theory, noting no link between housing scarcity and rents, and warn that rent control, public housing, and ending regulations may be costly and ineffective. They propose limited equity cooperatives as a possible alternative.
The Washington Merry go round probes how high unemployment shapes life with visits to Gary Indiana and Dallas Texas. The piece details rising crime, drug trade, and social strain across both cities amid factory closures and economic shift. It highlights mayoral crime costs and citizen letters to the White House.
A collage of clipped notes from October 1083 reports local events. Large crowds attended the 300th anniversary service at St John’s Letheren Church Cresgerstown led by Rev F R Seibel. Frederick County United Church Women sponsor World Community Day with Dr Garber speaker after study tour. The Board of County Commissioners hosts a “Meet the Commissioners Night.” Woman’s Missionary Society holds annual fall meeting in Unionville stressing recruitment. Washington Redskins lose to Giants 34 to 4 while leading Eastern Conference.
Letter recalls a happier era in a small white house with green shutters. Mother’s lemonade and pie fed a family during lean years, garden summers, and evenings of song. The writer links together family togetherness with fewer divorces and laments modern teen issues.
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