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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1997

Page

6

Frederick County faces medical waste debate over out-of-state plant

Residents challenge Tempico Mid Atlantic of Virginia proposing a med waste processing site at Wedgewood Business Park. Officials note county rules cap waste imports and point to local facilities at Frederick Memorial and Fort Detrick processing ash and waste locally. County zoning chief calls for local handling unless a compelling reason to change the ordinance emerges.

Frederick County Tempico Mid Atlantic Virginia Wedgewood New Desgin Road English Muffin Way Frederick Memorial Hospital Fort Detrick Michael Thompson Pittsburgh Philadelphia

Grimes saga mirrors Hamlet in stalled bid for re election

Lewistown Mayor James Grimes lingers on a re election plan amid criticism of administrative manipulation and a stormy ball, with daughter Frances Baker looming as rival. The piece links his hesitancy to Hamlet like indecision and notes raises for city officials, including Angel and Tillery, amid tax increases and staff turmoil.

Rederick James F Grimes Lewistown Hamlet Mr. Grimes Republican Central Committee John Tregoning May Grimes Baker Frederick Germany Order of Police Weinberg Center Michael Stup Fat Jonathan Angel Mr. Angel Lynn Tillery Board Stup Angel Jade Wu Paul Gordon City Attorney Board Fred Eisenhart Regis Raffensberger Sam James Grimes

Campaign cash culture taints Clinton era governance

Harold Ickes memoirs reveal a Washington aimed more at fund raising than governing as Clinton aides fretted over hard money and soft money, with memos showing DNC donors maxed out and reform promises muted amid access auctions to mobsters and arms dealers. Jack Anderson and Jan Moller note Gingrich clamor for reform clashed with White House access selling.

White House Harold Ickes George Clifford III Clinton Clintons DNC Phil Caplan Federal Election Commission Caplan Icries Washington House Newt Gingrich Claremont N.H Gingrich Ickes Leon Panetta Memo New Hampshire Jack Anderson Jan Moller United Feature Syndicate

National telephone strike stretches into third week unrest

The National telephone strike extended into its third week with no settlement in sight. In Maryland, R L Keyser Jr, manager of 14 Frederick and upper Montgomery offices, said service was nearing normal as about 100 employees per day returned. Advances on the Hagerstown Frederick road should finish within six weeks. Frederick fire officials planned safety inspections of local businesses. A suspicious package found at 213 Narva Ave Frederick turned out harmless after Explosives Control Unit members responded. Frederick County Commissioners, at a workshop, urged O'Connor Construction of Laurel to cover 15000 in sewage pump costs for Citizens Nursing Home due to delays. Esther Peterson, named adviser to President Carter, urged quality, consumer-responsive products at Hood College.

R L. Keyser Jr Frederick Montgomery Counties Maryland Jurgen Piper Narva Ave State Fire Marshal's Office T.S. May Gary Wood Frederick County Frederick City O’connor Construction Company of Laurel Montevue Citizens Nursing Home Michael E. Pue Esther Petterson Jimmy Carter Hood College Society of the Future

Questioning Jade Wu Hire Sparks City Leadership Debate

A reader questions Jade Wu's qualifications and hiring terms under Weinberg's tenure and calls for Mayor Grimes to publicly address concerns. The note accuses Wu of rapid pay changes and firings, questions residency, attitude, and alleged secrecy, urging clear, direct answers before the next election.

Jade Wu Weinberg Jim Grimes Grimes Frederick City

Tough decision for keeping pace with county's needs

A supporter urges County Commissioner Terre Rhoderick to raise property taxes to fund capital projects for the Board of Education and the Frederick County Public Library system. The letter argues growth requires infrastructure and calls for approval of the full 1998 library budget and construction funds for Burr Artz to ease overcrowding and access.

Terre Rhoderick Board of Education Public Library Terre Frederick County Frederick County Public Library Burr Artz

Frederick County Trustee Applauds Library Funding Plan

Sandra L. Doggett thanks Terre for a long overdue plan to fund Urbana Regional Library and new schools. The county, with no public library service, faces rapid growth and immediate need for planning money and tax increases to meet demand.

Urbana Terre Sandra L. Doggett Frederick County Myersville

Bartletts Line Jump Sparks White House Critique

Frederick A Wenzel Gates criticizes Mrs Bartlett for repeatedly cutting the line for White House tours despite tickets being required for all congressional guests. The letter questions whether privilege and marriage to Rep Roscoe Bartlett explain her actions and suggests possible arrogance in Washington.

Mrs. Bartlett White House Frederick Post Sallie Taylor Representative Bartlett Bartlett Washington, D.C

Respect for all in March 12 article on les bians

A reader from Middletown commends a March 12 piece on sexual orientation, stressing respect for all lifestyles. Elisa Thomas says current world events show need for tolerance and praises the article's balanced writing.

Not Objective Coverage Over Homosexual Partnerships Letter

In response to Ursula Lukszo, the letter criticizes News-Post coverage of homosexual partnerships as lacking moral objectivity. It argues the paper acted with editorial mission rather than neutral reporting, noting extensive sympathetic coverage and debates on same sex marriage and school curricula.

Ursula Lukszo News-Post General Assembly Frederick

Letters to the Editor Policy for The Frederick News Post

The Frederick News Post invites signed letters from readers with a name address and phone numbers for verification. Abridgments occur for brevity and some letters are forwarded to others. Publication is not guaranteed due to high volume. submission options include mail fax email or the newspaper website.

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