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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1993

Page

6

Urbana zoning vote rejects more development in Urbana area

Frederick County commissioners rejected rezoning near the Urbana growth zone while noting 3,700 homes are already planned in the area. Residents feared rural Frederick could become overdeveloped like Gaithersburg. The panel signaled restraint, saying growth will proceed with caution amid improving economic conditions.

Urbana Frederick County Gaithersburg Montgomery County Zommng

Carroll Street Bridge mural proposal gains vocal support

Betty Jane McClellan praises the Carroll Street Bridge mural project adjoining the Delaplaine Visual Arts Center after attending a City Hall meeting on March 95. She criticized prior opposition and lauds artist Bull Cochran and Paul Wilson, urging the project to begin soon and be completed in her lifetime.

Carroll Street Delaplaine Visual Arts Center Board of Aldermen City Hall Bull Cochran Paul Wilson Frederick Betty Jane McClellan Trederick

Fredericks Public Art Proposal Sparks Debate on Durability

Dennis S Sherald of Emmitsburg argues against a trompe l oeil on the South Carroll Street bridge as part of the Carroll Creek Project. He urges long lasting, low maintenance sculpture or architecture with open competition and public involvement to maximize value and impact.

South Carroll Street Carroll Creek Delaplame Visual Arts Center Fredericks Future Art Center Frederick Elec Brdge Market Street Dennis S. Sherald Emmilsburg

Roy Meachum Takes Easter Break From News Post Column

News Post columnist Roy Meachum, who wires in this space every Thursday and Friday, is taking a few days off during the Easter season. H. Gunn will return next Wednesday.

News Post Roy Meachum

Doctors Pay Poll Sparks Debate On Earnings

A critical reader questions a Familes USA sponsored poll claiming most Americans think doctors earn too much. The piece argues resentment drives results and suggests questions about education and training needed to judge physician salaries.

Familes USA

Doctors not villains but public health critics say

Mike Royko scarsely praises doctors while mocking lawyers and politicians. He contrasts medical careers with high costs, urges personal responsibility for health, and criticizes anti doctor rhetoric. The piece questions who truly bears blame for health expenses and advocates healthier lifestyles over blame.

Parking problems at boat ramps in Frederick area

A letter from JO ANNE CRUMMITT of Frederick complains about crowded boat ramps and insufficient designated parking for boats and trailers, especially weekends. She urges park officials to create safe, designated lots and to curb roadside parking and littering, noting the surge in Maryland boat registrations and ongoing river use.

Frederick Maryland Park Service

Abortion and zoning clash drew public letters in town

Letters criticize coercive abortion rhetoric and urge respect for personal choice while urging action on zoning and the Cracked Claw project. Contributors name Adamstown and Frederick, call for county commissioner notices, state racing panel hearings, and warn of public impact and community tolerance.

Turning off the TV and facing today

A reflective personal message from Jim Hess of Mount Airy urging Americans to quit passive reliance on others, reject deadbeats, and take responsibility. He reflects on aging, community care, and the desire to lead by example rather than preach, ending with a call to self examination.

Letter Writers Address Frederck News-Post Editors

Readers are invited to submit letters to the editor at The Frederck News-Post, 200 E Patrick St, PO Box 578, Frederick, MD 21705, or send via telefax to 662 8299 with changes or comments for publication.

Frederck News-Post Patrick

Explosion and crashes dot downtown scene five decades past

About 50 years ago a restaurant worker on West Patrick Street turned off an unlit oven when a spark ignited gas, blowing a transom screen across the street. No serious injuries or damage to the restaurant occurred. Two cars collided on US 40 near Pearl Bargain House, with a passerby aiding injured drivers. Glade Valley Garder Baking Co said it would end pie department production due to fruit shortages plus OPA Rule 16 limiting shortening use in bread to 70 percent of 1942 levels.

West Patrick Street US 40 Pearl Bargain House Glade Valley Garder Baking Company OPA

County Officials Back Ethics Code Sought by Civic Federation

County Commissioners Donald Lewis and Lawrence Dorsey met with five Frederick County Civic Federation members and endorsed the Federation plan for a County Code of Ethics but left formulation to the Federation. Federation member BO Curtis noted that state disclosure legislation passed in the final hours of the 1973 session. About 50 people, many irate, attended a State Highway Administration meeting in Thurmont where Thomas G Mohler and Paul Mylash discussed the US 15 dualization from Putman Road to the Pennsylvania line.

Donald Lewis Lawrence Dorsey Frederick County Civic Federation Federation BO Curtis Maryland General Assembly State Highway Administration SHA Thurmont Thomas G Mohler Paul Mylash Bureau of Special Services The US 15 Putman Road Pennsylvania Line

Letter salutes David Bartenfeder and states abortion stance

A reader thanks David Bartenfeder for his March 29 letter and notes his use of pro abortion pro choice phrasing. The writer claims public neutrality on abortion yet privately opposes abortion, and references an old comment about a group 15 pro abortion anti choice in China.

America David Bartenfeder Frederick Post China

OTB Zoning Clash Surrounds Urbana Cracked Claw Permit

Community members near Urbana oppose Off track betting proposed for Cracked Claw restaurant while Frederick County cites no applicable zoning. State Racing Commission will decide after a April public hearing as county cedes regulatory control. Concerns focus on Urbana High School site nearby and potential teen gambling access amid regional race track competition.

OTB State Racing Commission Urbana Frederick County Frederick Urbana High School Montgomery County Gaithersburg Rockville Maryland Charles Town

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