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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1996

Page

4

Farm ordinance debate shapes Frederick County planning panel

A 35-year dairy farmer Fern Hines of Union Bridge joins Frederick County Planning Commission, bringing farming perspective amid debates over a right to farm ordinance. Proponents urge mediation to resolve farm neighbor conflicts as development encroaches on rural land and farm-related business faces pressures from expansion. The interview highlights balancing industry jobs and affordable housing with farming and land preservation.

Fern Hines Union Bridge Frederick County Commission

NRA Goes GOG as Women Lead a Fractured NRA

The NRA faces a 35 percent drop in gun dealers since 1993 and a 400000 member decline in the past year. Marion Hammer becomes the first woman president amid a board stack of male allies. GAO finds no ATF policy to shrink dealer numbers and notes gun lobby fears of anti gun actions. The piece critiques the NRA’s evolution into a firearm industry front and questions future stability.

National Rifle Association Frederick News-Post General Accounting Office Congress NRA Frederick Dallas Association Marion Hammer Hammer Tanya K. Metaksa GAO Metaksa Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms

Wright reflects on Civility and Gingrich After Ethics Saga

Former House Speaker Jim Wright, 73, discusses his resignation seven years ago, its effects on his health, and his hope for civility in Congress. He singles out Newt Gingrich for scorn over partisan rhetoric, yet avoids hyperbole and notes support for Daschle, Gephardt, and Bonier.

Ormer House Jim Wright Congress Texas Wright House Newt Gingrich Gingrich Chicago Ed Henry Susan Smith Clare Hoffman John McCormick Hoffman Michigan Newt Senate Thomas A. Daschle D-M.d Richard Gephardt D-Mo David Bonier D-Mich Bonier Jack Anderson Michael Einstein United Feature Syndicate

Land transfer to preserve Sugarloaf Mountain area announced

Gordon Strong and his wife plan to transfer 253 acres atop Sugarloaf Mountain to a non profit for perpetual public enjoyment. Donald A. McCormack of Riggs Bank Washington and James H. Gambrill Jr. and Holmes D. Baker Jr. would be elected as trustees.

Gordon Strong Sugarloaf Mountain Mr. Strong Donald A. McCormack Riggs Bank of Washington James H. Gambrill Jr Holmes D. Baker Jr

Life in the fast lane amid Frederick County traffic woes

In a letter, Emily Kephart laments slow commutes and traffic frustrations. The writer argues widening I 276 won't solve impatience, suggests mass transit may help some but not Emily, and urges personal life adjustments to reduce risk and stress while wishing her safety and calm.

Emily Kephart Frederick County

Letter to Editor on Earth Day and Arbor Day Balance

A reader echoes concerns about protecting both humans and nature during April celebrations. The writer cites Eugene A. Schoonover and stresses care for the human species alongside the rest of nature, urging thoughtful speech and restraint from vocal advocates.

Eugene A. Schoonover Schoonover Nature Arehle

Letters on health care and societal responsibility

JUBY A. ECHOLS advocates broad personal action to address health care costs and access. She argues insurance denials, physician payment delays, and poverty-level coverage reveal society's limits and urges individuals to expand their "area of reach" to push for policy change and humane care.

Frederick Teens Fight For Local Baseball Fields

A reader questions Frederick city’s denial of use of Leats and McCurdy fields by the Frederick Baseball Association. They urge support for teens to play baseball, noting Babe Ruth league access, dedicated coaches, and a “first come, first served” policy criticized as unhelpful to participation.

Frederick Baseball Association Frederick City Leats F.B.A Bebe Ruth League Michal Hawabos

Fragmented Letters to Editor From Readers

A damaged OCR fragment requests readers to submit letters to the editor and provides a garbled contact line with a Maryland address and a phone number for deletions. The text includes stray numbers and unclear references to a traders festival and event terms, making specifics hard to extract.

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