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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1991

Page

6

Governor backs gas tax to fund Carroll Creek project

The governor says a higher gas tax may be needed to fund Carroll Creek, a flood control and linear park project, and to support commuter rail to Frederick. He notes transportation money will cover bridges and bold plans like light rail, with a proposal potentially offered next winter.

Carroll Creek Frederick Kit ’N Caboodle William Donald Schaefer Schaefer Baltimore

Cloud seeding tale from drought era spurs farmers to seek rain answers

An account recounts Frederick County drought fears and a farmer run effort to prove cloud seeding by outsiders. The narrator recalls early experiments with dry ice, liquid nitrogen, and silver iodide by German scientists dubbed the Mad Nazis, conducted from a B-17 during the 1940s. He concludes only God can make rain, and warns locals to temper expectations.

Frederick Citizens Against Shamus Daily Journals Griffith Air Force Base Rome New York Air Research and Development Command Army Air Corps University of Syracuse Mickey Rooney San Antonio Texas Earth Kelly Air Force Base Kelly Syracuse N.Y Upstate

Peace Corps fights for funds amid controversial decade

Washington report on the Peace Corps marking 30 years with over 130000 volunteers in 69 countries, facing budget fights under Paul Coverdell. Controversy includes travel, minority recruitment claims, and a likely replacement by Claudine Schneider as budget pressures and enrollment declines persist. Also notes a separate critique of a pork-laden 153.5 billion highway bill and a mini editorial on Senator Jesse Helms defending ethics committee findings.

Washington Bush Peace Corps Paul Coverdell Senate Georgia Congress Coverdell GOP Scott Sleek Nick Budnick Claudine Schneider Quayle Latin America U.S House Government Operations Committee John Conyers Dmich Berlin Wall New Jersey California Arkansas Pennsylvania Jesse Helms R-N.c U.S. Senate S&l Charles Keating Helms Alan Cranston D-Calif

Water main break shuts Ox Fibre Brush Co for hours

A 10 hour shutdown hit Ox Fibre Brush Co and eastern Frederick residents after an 18 inch waterline break at Lingapore filtration plant. Water Superintendent Davis said rapid repairs followed the discovery. Street traffic and drought concerns lingered as forecasts noted cooler air after evening showers.

Lingapore Ox Fibre Brush Co Frederick William J. Davis

Call for tougher law and harsher penalties

Angie Downs of Thurmont urges drastic crime punishment including executions or severing fingers for serious crimes. She argues prisons are failures and calls for citizen votes to determine justice, reflecting anger over Jeffrey Dahmer case and desire to reduce killings.

Jeffrey Dahmer Milwaukee Sledge Hammer Steven Segal Cobra Law America

Libertytown Letter Sounds Off On Noxious Weed Fine

Sheryl Bell of Libertytown recounts a July 1991 citation for Johnson grass around her yard, laments the state weed inspection, defends farmers, and jokes about arrest with a sharp critique of urban enforcement and resource use. The writer claims to be a law abiding citizen who missed a deadline while battling pests and drought. She notes uninspected state land with thistles and Johnson grass along Md 2, and questions who will report the state for infractions.

Frederick County Libertytown Maryland MD. 2

County urges APFO amid growth concerns and elections

The letter argues for enacting an Adequate Public Facilities Ordinance to curb overbuilding. It criticizes the Planning Commission for killing APFO review, cites 35 percent commercial space vacancy, and notes voters elected five new commissioners to manage growth. A public hearing is planned September 10 at Winchester Hall.

Planning Commission Friends of APFO Winchester Hall

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