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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1987

Page

3

Walkersville and Frederick County Back Fountain Rock Spring Park Plan

Officials from Walkersville and Frederick County unveil a joint plan to develop 22.5 acres around Fountain Rock Spring as a park focused on hiking fishing and historic sites. The project aims to preserve open space, serve future growth, and may provide water from the spring. Special thanks go to local advocate Alice Nemitsas for driving the idea.

Walkersville Frederick County Fountain Rock Spring Frederick Alice Nemitsas Alice

Bumper sticker banter from Maryland editor's ramble

Bob Reid, Annapolis Bureau Chief of the Frederick News-Post, decries bumper stickers on cars and RVs. He mocks political labels, Baby On Board placards, ethnic power signs, vanity plates, and other decals, recounting a roadside incident and reflecting on public display and legality.

Maryland General Assembly Bob Reid Annapolis Frederick News-Post Ee Eris

NRC Disciplinary Moves Highlight Senate Testimony

Three NRC employees faced scrutiny after testifying to a Senate committee on agency problems. One, Shannon Phillips, was ordered to see a psychologist, while two others faced potential perjury probes that were later dropped. Officials called the psychologist move retraining, not retaliation, and said any future retraining would occur in group settings.

Washington Nuclear Regulatory Commission Gulag NRC Senate Justice Department Shannon Phillips Phillips John Glenn Ohio Comanche Peak Dallas Arlington Texas James Asselstine Paul Check Check Stewart Harris National Treasury Employees Union James Kepler Nuclear Commission Ben Hayes Gleria NRG Thomas Roberts Louisiana James Cutchin Hayes Cutchin George Mulley Glenn Sharon Connelly Mulley Connelly NBC Joseph O'Connor Federal Highway Administration O'Connor Holland Hans Brinker Reeple Robert Dole Brian Michael Dukakis D-Mass

Overhead Trolley Wires Fail as Car Edges Through Town

Fifty years ago yesterday a wrecking trolley pulled its power line down on Market Street from Fifth to South, then along Patrick and Jefferson to East Patrick Street terminal. Thurmont School organized safety patrols with Ralph W. Boyer leading. A merit award was introduced for top safety pupil. A tropical disturbance pushed rain and NE winds, then left clear skies and rising temperatures as precipitation topped an inch.

Market Street Fifth Street Potomac Edison Company John W. Morgan Market South Street Patrick and Jefferson Patrick Street Thurmont Ralph W. Boyer Atlantic Ocean

State school board seat row sparks debate in Frederick

The State Superintendent opposed Frederick local legislation letting a County Commissioner sit on the Board of Education. Dr. James A. Sensenbaugh cited state law limiting boards to seven members while Frederick's act expands local representation. Also noted are population trends predicting Frederick as a bedroom community and the opening of a part time Social Security office in Monocacy Village Shopping Center to serve growing demand.

Frederick Maryland Association of Boards of Education James A. Sensenbaugh Frederick County General Assembly Maryland State Planning Department Social Security Monocacy Village Social Security Office Hagerstown

Readers weigh Reagan policy and world risk in letters

A citizen fears Iran Iraq tensions could draw the U.S. into war with the Soviet Union, urging Congress action and U.N. mediation. The page also includes evolution views, local recycling critique, and environmental concerns about Dickerson incineration and CSX transport.

Reagan Iran Middle East Mediterranean U.S Soviet Union Iraq

Editorial musings on flaws of editors and readers

A reader letter from Sylvia Bealer Gapiand critiques venom in editorial pages, contrasting male malice with female remedies, and calls for remoulding flawed vessels to restore earthly value. The tone is reflective of journalistic quarrels and public discourse.

Frederick

Gratitude for Return of Lost Wallet and ID

Kelly Sullivan of Frederick thanks an anonymous finder who returned a small wallet with identification cards after about a week. The return saved time and trouble, and Sullivan pledges prayers and future kindness in gratitude.

Shalom

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