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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1987
Page
3
The Myersville referendum approved annexing about 60 acres for a housing project with tax benefits for Myersville. Despite support, questions linger over growth, water lines, and sewage, while nearby Middletown plans three annexations causing fears of rapid suburbanization with a vote expected in late October.
A column recounts West All Saints in Frederick transforming from a rough, stigmatized block into a cooperative, police‑partnered neighborhood. Alderman Bill Lee and Chief Dick Ashton foster a wide community effort, with residents and volunteers driving a public safety and revival effort that slowly reshapes the street’s reputation and future.
In an upcoming book, Chelles Colson portrays Nixon aides vying for proximity as the president neared resignation, recounting bed placements to keep staff near Nixon in 1974 and Kissinger's contested calls to Johnson. He also notes rare noble acts amid Watergate, while criticizing Christian subversion in politics.
A reader labeled Dr. Jim criticizes the 100th Congress and the Contra hearings, urging harsh accountability for costs and profits. Another note from Tim and Janet Reese of Burkittsville expresses pride in local sacrifices and reverence for the town’s heritage and beauty.
The September 13 reenactment in Burkittsville marked a resounding success despite poor weather. Spectators from many areas praised the event, noting strong effort by the Burkittsville District Heritage Society and noting the absence of vocal opponents. The letter to the editor section cites local figures and debates about College Mountain conservation and ski development, with multiple residents urging environmental protection.
The Outlook for a PWA grant toward Frederick's proposed new high school dimmed after State approval but no sign of Washington support. Washington reports suggested prospects were not promising. The State Roads Commission authorized Thomas M Jenifer to start condemnation of property for a Shepherdstown bridge project delayed by rights of way. National Guard troops prepared to march through Emmitsburg for the Constitution sesquicentennial, led by the First Regiment Band at 3 p.m.
Twenty years ago the Frederick City Board of Aldermen agreed to reshuffle parking meters in the two main downtown off street lots. Ten hour parking returned to the East Patrick Street lot and two hour parking set on the South Court Street lot. The county planning board sought expanded powers and a higher status within the county government. County residents had received over 184000 in tax credits and discounts, with 97714 in elderly credits and 96552 in prompt payment discounts already used. an additional 10000 for seniors was approved but not yet taken, so final totals were higher.
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