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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1998

Page

6

Commissioners split on expense account use for travel

A county debated funding for conferences and a staffer’s trip charged to Commissioner Gray’s expense account. Some called it misuse while others defended the value to the county, noting no strict spending rules and suggesting alternative funding.

Maryland Association of Counties Ocean City National Association of Counties Oregon David Gray Ms. Teague- Levy Gray

Frederick County Faces Y2K Bug Impact Across Services

Brett Aldrich discusses the Year 2000 bug's broad reach in Frederick County. He cites embedded chips in power, water, and transport systems, the high cost of replacing outdated BIOS and embedded hardware, and potential outages affecting hospitals, police, and fire departments while urging officials to publish contingency plans.

Frederick County Interagency Information Services Maryland Frederick City John Smith Fortune Allegheny Power Bg&e Washington Post Potomac Electric Power Company Gartner Group, Inc Interagency IIS Hewlett Packard TIS Board of County Commissioners

Monica scandal drains reader's will to read

A columnist vents revulsion at the Monica Lewinsky affair and the Starr investigation. He criticizes Kenneth Starr and the political use of the sex scandal, condemns media sensationalism, and laments healthcare-like reader fatigue from daily coverage. He cites press hordes at Camp Monica and broadcaster burnout.

Monica Congress Kenneth Starr Starr Whitewater Clinton Vince Foster Linda Tripp Janet Reno Secret Service Lewinsky Paula Jones Supreme Court Sto

Finalists named in county beauty contest and local civic notes

Patsy Himes of Walkersville and Doris Thompson of New Windsor win finalist spots for the state beauty contest as Freder ick County prepares for Timonium at the State Fair. Advertising for a new state police headquarters near the old barracks approved. cost estimated at 62000. Proceeds from a McCurdy Field night game benefit the Christmas Toy Fund and Salvation Army. Zonta hosts a successful Baker Park playground art show coordinated by Mary Condon Hodgson and others. Portner's Auction Barn owners Lee and Barbara Portner become Johnny's Market managers. Fredericktonian Lodge 12 plans expansion at 110 W All Saints St. Singapore High School graduate Dale Wyatt involved in PBS series filming airing in fall.

Associated Women of the Farm Bureau Patsy Himes Walkersville Frederick County Timonium Doris Thompson New Windsor Singanore Grange Himes Glade Valley Grange McCurdy Field The Frederick Umpires Association Francis Scott Key Post 11 American Legion Salvation Army Zonta Club of Frederick Baker Park Frederick City City Board of Zoning Appeals Fredericktonian Lodge 12 Af&am All Saints St State of Maryland

Rope Rope Installation Question in Fountaindale South

A neighbor requests the Hoke rope speed control on their road, urging enforcement of speed limits. They note speeding by younger drivers and call for residents’ support, asking Mr Hoke to respond about rope installation and whether a 51 percent resident vote is needed.

Fountaindale South Christina Parks Hoke

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A strong critique of modern media and political discourse condemns sensationalism in news coverage It laments disrespectful behavior toward the presidency and public police, while urging accountability for outdated school materials and misused public funds.

Local dispute over puppy age image and Maryland law

A letter to The Frederick News-Post questions inconsistent coverage between a photo of a boy with a four week old pit bull puppy and daily notices in the classifieds about Maryland laws prohibiting distribution of puppies under eight weeks. The writer notes health concerns motivating the rule and cites the four week old pup as an example.

Frederick

Early Puppy Rearing and Groundhog Rabies Note

A reader warns that weeks old puppies lack immunity and must learn bite inhibition from littermates or risk dangerous bites. A separate letter suggests concern over groundhogs in Myersville, stressing rabies risk from unvaccinated dogs and cats and the role of animal control and taxes. CHANTELLE C BOYLE Myersville

Marilue Sullivan

Sauerbrey record contrasted with Grending on education

Margaret Hayes cites Ellen Sauerbrey’s voting history on education funding and school programs alongside Governor Parris Grending’s track record. Hayes urges Maryland voters to support Grending, arguing past actions indicate future commitment to public schools.

Parris Grendening Maryland

Campaign critique echoes past recall tactics

Julie Horseman argues Scott Rolle mirrors the 1994 campaign method used to unseat Dorsey by highlighting plea bargains and sentences. She suggests Rolle should accept public review of his own record and consider another line of work if unhappy with his performance.

Scott Rolle Theresa Adams Adams Rolle Dorsey

Ferguson Defends Pro Life Budget Votes in District 4

State Senator Tim Ferguson of District 4 rebutts George Littrell’s August letter accusing him of half truths. He asserts consistency on abortion funding views and clarifies Medicaid abortion triggers tied to life endangerment or rape and incest. He says voters know his stance and accuses Littrell of muddying the record to win.

George Littrell Senate District Four

Letters to the Editor policy at The Frederick News-Post

The Frederick News-Post invites signed letters with full name address and phones for verification. Due to high volume, publication is not guaranteed and submissions must be exclusive, not poems or form letters, and should be sent by mail fax or email to the provided addresses and numbers.

Fredenck News-Post News-Post Frederick News-Post E. Patrick Sr P.O Frederick Fredericknewspost Eee

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