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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1995
Page
6
Del Anita Stup pushes a simple measure to require emergency room workers to be notified if a patient they treated exposed them to AIDS. The proposal tightens existing rules, closing loopholes about who must be alerted and when, and aims to ease health care workers minds while protecting lives.
A Frederick columnist critiques the Adequate Public Facilities Ordinance APFO arguing it shifts school costs to developers via impact fees while burdening homeowners and urging the county to review funding sources The piece notes current fees about 1800 per unit and compares with Carroll County It calls for a broader revenue review before elections and warns of potential new problems for businesses and schools.
Holger Jensen reports on the International Development Association, funded mainly by U S dollars, as a successful aid instrument. IDA loans are repaid, leverage U S exports, and support development in Africa Asia and Latin America. The World Bank finances via bonds. US remains its largest shareholder.
Unusually warm March weather spurred premature spring fashions in Frederick County as Easter skies and 73 degree sunshine drew residents outdoors. A Hybia Valley Airport sale offers 3 000 surplus training aircraft from $2 400 to $9 000 beginning April 6, government origin. Frederick L Smith voiced disappointment at a 45 person public hearing on school smoking policy, with 12 speaking four for designated smoking areas and eight against. Thurmont Mayor James Black notes possible recruitment of two or more general practitioners, while Mayor Ronald N Young cites a 16.5 percent rise in crime, linking local malaise to national economic trends.
Bonnie Volovar of Walkersville laments The News-Post lack of live theater coverage in Frederick. She urges the paper to spotlight local theater groups like Fredericktowne Players and promote affordable, homegrown productions to celebrate dedicated thespians.
The reader argues that exemptions for hospitality venues undermine equal protection from second hand smoke and cites California as an example where smoke free restaurants did not harm business. The note contrasts secretary office workers with chefs and bartenders and questions economic impact claims.
Letter writer argues Maryland should curb smoking to protect its hospitality industry and quality of life. The author compares smoking to a non constitutional right, suggests private training for dogs over public nuisance, and urges placing livability above smoker satisfaction. Emmitsburg resident Jack Deatherage Jr. signs the note.
A speaker recalls experiences with barking dogs, noting animals bark for reasons and outlining training costs versus vet bills. They describe neighborhood tensions with a neighbor wary of a Rottweiler and reflect on personal memories of asthma and family illness, concluding responsible ownership is essential.
A Mount Airy voice laments economic strain from 1944 grain and cattle price declines and government regulation, insisting he avoided welfare while describing a nationwide deficit. He mocks policy costs, references Washington struggles, then urges a higher authority while noting personal and political frustration.
The Frederick News-Post explains submission rules for letters to the editor including name address and phone verification. It notes not all letters are published due to space taste or volume and that poetry and religious verse are not accepted. Address and phone submission details are provided.
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