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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1978
Page
3
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Frederick area drivers question NTOR and ATOR signs as Maryland Motorist seeks reports on unwarranted No Turn on Red postings. State Senator Stroble criticizes signs as hindering safety gains from the law now in effect nationwide.
Gregory M. Charlos of Frederick Md defends Dan Ruphs stance on energy policy against a Sept 7 letter by Robert Menze from Mt Airy. The writer argues Ruphs support for multiple alternate energy sources and criticizes nuclear power as costly and unreliable. Charlos cites utility costs, plant overruns, and environmental standards to favor Ruphs public-power approach and urges readers to support Ruphs in the Sept 12 Democratic primary.
The Board of Aldermen fixed September 15 as the deadline for all night parking on city streets. Cars parked excessively will be tagged, requiring the owner to appear in Police Court. Countywide autumn-like temperatures continue, with a note on seasonal shift. The Wesleyan Bible Class election at Calvary United Methodist Church elected new officers: President Mrs Guy Brust, Vice President Mrs Wah, Secretary Mrs John Mackley, Missionary Secretary Miss Nannie Young, Treasurer Mrs Eldridge Wachter. Junior Chamber of Commerce obtained approval to run the traditional Halloween parade with about $1,000 in prizes. Hood College opens September 24 with a record enrollment of 593 as students come from 25 states and DC. New quarters for the Frederick County Roads Board and Civil Defense housed in Winchester Hall are expected soon. The Fredrick Girls’ Softball team clinched the league title with nine wins and three losses.
Three years ago we labeled Anastasio Somoza “the world’s greatest ruler” and detailed the family’s vast holdings in farms, factories, banks, media, ships, planes and land across agriculture, processing, and real estate. Documents from U S embassies and state sources described wealth ranges from millions to hundreds of millions, noting influence in mining and business and suggesting Somoza assets may represent up to a tenth of Nicaragua’s capital.
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