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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1987
Page
2
Amber Meadows residents fault the school system for a surprise move to place Paces and Changes, an alternative school for students with problems, in their neighborhood. They seek a comprehensive briefing and neighborhood involvement to ensure a supportive, short stay for the pupils.
Roy Meachum argues the U S Catholic Church is not monolithic, shaped by regional loyalties and immigrant roots. Media framing misleads by treating dissent as eroding reverence while highlighting pluralism, with Irish influence, Vatican II, and historical divisions shaping views on abortion women priests and authority.
The piece argues that renewed Price-Anderson liability caps for nuclear plants remain far below realistic costs, risking victims and taxpayers. It cites GAO estimates of $15 billion to $150 billion in potential damages and notes heavy lobbying by the nuclear industry, with funds and honoraria shaping Senate support and campaign contributions.
Frederick hosts the 1987 Peace Fair on September 12 with free admission at the City Adult Recreation Center featuring speakers, activities, and organizations. Letters praise hospital care at Frederick Memorial, address child safety and journalist coverage of the 1987 International Special Olympics, noting local pride and community involvement.
Mary Ann Putman asserts Emmitsburg Middletown and Thurmont mayors face hazard warnings as fluoride planned to be added to local drinking water. She urges accountability if dangers manifest and notes letters require signatures home addresses and phone verification.
Mayor Lloyd C. Culler represented Frederick at the Antietam anniversary in Hagerstown. Norman Ford won approval to continue organizing new Boy Scout troops in Frederick. County roads face funding uncertainty amid legal limits on gasoline tax funds. Howmet and Pechizey discuss site studies for an aluminum plant, with 800 jobs and 220000 tons capacity. Margaret McCarthy named director of the Scott Key Center for Exceptional Children. Maryland Municipal League plans November meeting in Frederick. John A. Derr serves as northern Maryland vice president.
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