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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1990
Page
4
The piece praises Middletown for top county SAT scores, noting backlash from rival schools. It urges those ranked lower to focus on improving scores, comparing academic competition to a local Friday night football race. The writer highlights education and competitiveness.
A film review contrasts Roy Meachum’s view of Presumed Innocent with other autumn releases Postcards from the Edge and GoodFellas. It discusses media differences books versus cinema, praises Harrison Ford and Carrie Fisher led adaptations, and notes acting performances by Meryl Streep Sharon, Robert DeNiro, and Lorraine Bracco.
Bush aides and Cabinet members took frequent trips between Washington and the Pacific Northwest for fundraisers and campaign events. Dole, Lujan, Hills, Derwinski, Skinner, Jamison and others joined photo ops and meals billed as official business, with airfares around 1600 and daily VIP expenses cited. Vice President Quayle planned a Seattle fundraiser as part of the GOP push ahead of elections.
Fifty years ago on September 28 1940 Frederick Maryland State Police searched for an owner after 25 sheep wandered onto a highway at Braddock Heights. A local driver damaged a tractor trailer near Payne's Hill in a separate reckless driving incident. National Guard training assignments and a large Frederick Fair dominated local news as a dry spell broke with rain. The Eustalco Aluminum plant announced startup completion and Frederick County aging services hosted an open forum seeking senior center improvements and transportation for seniors.
A Frederick writer argues that Margaret Sanger and the origins of Planned Parenthood reflect racist motives. He charges the pro-choice movement with continuing a white elite agenda and frames abortion as targeting Hispanics and African Americans. The piece presents a provocative critique aimed at pro-choice candidates.
Virginia Bates from Woodbine warns that leaders may place a wall of veteran names while nuclear weapons threaten obliteration and radiated ruins. She urges dialogue and conflict resolution before war, noting a grim future without oil or memory if nuclear madness endures.
A reader argues against animal rights activists and supports hunting season to avoid worsening deer habitat issues. The letter references Ms Webb and suggests habitat limits exist but bans on hunting would aggravate the problem.
Letter writers contrast hunting regulation with habitat loss caused by developers and critique animal rights activists. A reader likens drug policy to a cure that harms bystanders, cites local drug issues on West Fourth Street, and argues the core problem is prohibition.
An SC reader from Scarborough defends Hoechst A.G. against claims of Nazi complicity in RU-486 production. They acknowledge past wrongs but argue today’s leadership differs, noting RU-486’s medical uses beyond abortion and calling insinuations hateful.
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