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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1993
Page
4
A report notes four individuals state they have no knowledge of William Donald Schaefer, the former Baltimore politician, as investigators pursue background context and potential connections to ongoing interviews and public records.
Resident commentary condemns a 17 day delay in reporting youths missing from Victor Cullen in Sabillasville. Critics fault delayed public notification, noting youths visited Baltimore and that the center remains a jaillike facility. Calls rise for immediate, transparent alerts.
Former Frederick mayor Howald N Young argues the Goodwin property purchase, amid Carroll Creek plans, preserved downtown, provided parking and floodplain relief. He cites dozens of acquisitions and redevelopment efforts, defending fair value and criticising critics while urging private development and reuse of downtown facilities.
The Associated Press reports President Clinton may take a Martha’s Vineyard retreat as Somalia Bosnia and space program woes press from Washington. Historians and aides say a break could help clear his mind while outlining health care and NAFTA battles ahead.
Brig. Gen Dwight H Mohr announced removal of sit border police in Frederick for reassignment elsewhere. The order included withdrawal of guards from the temporary tug and the ceare of Military Police HQ at the was available as a back up. Citizens and business groups weighed county loans for war bond drive and controversy over guarantees. Former FCC staff dispute and a parade marked a lodge convention on Mountain Lily Baks Lodge 382 activities.
Tammy Mangan argues that the country suffered under Reaganomics and the 1980s policy era. She contends Clinton did not create the deficit, warns of long-term costs from deregulation, S&L bailout, and anti labor moves, and urges Americans to prioritize unity over partisanship.
Reader complains the Frederick Post sports section lacks NASCAR and dirt track coverage. Expresses disappointment and says they must buy other papers for racing updates and local dirt track results.
Reader letters complain Hagerstown Speedway attracts fans and area drivers, cite Gary Stuhler from Middletown and others from Wolfsville and Brunswick, urge a local sports page, and critique taxes and education bills backed by Congressman Bartlett and leadership in Congress and the White House.
Congressman Roscoe Bartlett faces criticism from residents over his stance on Monocacy Battlefield New Design Road and Clinton era policy yet his record in Congress remains solid. He co sponsored House Bill 1950 Family and Economic Recovery Act boosting child tax credits adoption credits IRA limits and capital gains tax cuts while easing IRA rules for first time homebuyers education costs and disaster withdrawals.
The local media reports candidate thoughts on creating a Frederick landlord tenant commission to settle disputes and reduce litigation. Also proposed is a Frederick Better Business Bureau mirroring Maryland’s single office versus Virginia and Delaware spokes in favor of consumer redress. Ward W. Fetrow Jr.
Readers may submit letters to the editor addressing local issues. Include name or initial, city, and contact details as needed. Submissions should be mailed to The Frederick News Post at 208 East Patrick Street, Frederick MD 21701 or box 578.
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