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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1986
Page
7
The paper notes ongoing labor unrest at Eastalco, labeling it a lockout dispute affecting both management and union workers. Coverage will be event driven, with hope that the stoppage ends soon and fewer businesses feel its effects.
Robert C. Reid argues that Baltimore Mayor William Donald Schaefer is a public-spirited leader who improves neighborhoods, pursues urban renewal, and delivers results. He defends Schaefer against Meachum’s demagogue accusation, notes the mayor’s openness, and cites funding wins for Baltimore schools and the Mencken House landmark swap as proof of effective governance.
Senator Larry Pressler conducted two days of personal diplomacy with Monaco's Rainier and Prime Minister Ausseil over the planned closing of the Nice consulate. The prince and premier voiced disappointment and concern for U.S. ties, while pressure from Monaco highlighted long standing family and commerce links since 1874. A tennis meeting with Prince Albert helped ease tensions and avert a broader diplomatic incident.
From Feagaville comes word of an unusually rich late Evergreen sugar corn crop on Harvey Zimmerman’s farm. Samples weighed up to 14 pounds and the yield was about three tons per acre. Also noted: a 200 pound hog died of the thumps after purchase, a cicada was identified in the courthouse yard, and Edna Gardner Whyte led aviation news with extensive flying credentials. 4-H winners and police pistol results from Frederick area events close the roundup.
Davis California hosts a thriving consumer and worker cooperative scene led by Mayor Ann Evans, with the Davis Food Co-op nearing three million in annual sales and a pioneering community cable TV system owned by subscribers. The city also hosts solar housing projects, co op credit unions, and campus cooperatives fueling a expanding cooperative culture drawing visitors nationwide.
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