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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1998

Page

6

Balancing Downtown Sidewalk Signage and Clutter in Frederick

Citizens debate public right of way rules for sidewalk signs, planters, and outdoor seating. Proposals include strict placement rules near building fronts, preserving pedestrian flow, repairing uneven brick sidewalks, and limiting junky displays while maintaining downtown character.

Frederick East Patrick Street North Market Street North Market East Church Street

The New Parris Glendening flips image in Maryland race

Roy Meachum argues that Governor Glendening curried favor with environmental groups and business interests to win re election. He cites a $25 million plan for Chapmans Landing and a shift on a connector road as evidence of opportunistic politics. He contrasts Sauerbrey with Townsend ties and condemns Annapolis politics as self serving and unaccountable.

Richard Nixon Puble Charles County Potomac Baltimore Sun Maryland Glendenine Chapman's Landing Washington Post Washington Glendening Eilen Sauerbrey Washington Metro Chapman Sauerbrey Casper Taylor Treasury Iis Cumberland Virginia George Bush Kathleen Kennedy Townsend GOP Bush Dick Bennett General Assembly Ellen Sanerbrey Annapolis Parris

Clinton campaigner with Arkansas sales tax pledge questioned

A retrospective look at Bill Clinton’s early 1990s approach to taxation shows him proposing a state sales tax increase with promised exemptions for purchases by the poor. A delegation of low income citizens urged targeted relief, and Clinton assured agreement and changes.

Bill Clinton Arkansas Little Rock Clinton

Clinton legacy at stake amid claimed executive privilege

Nat Hentoff warned that changes threaten a bill while the president faces criticism over executive privilege and secrecy. The piece argues the presidency will endure but Clinton's historical standing may suffer, noting faltering race dialogues and suggesting funds from his defense should aid White House staff.

Clinton Marcia Clark White House Monica Lewinsky Dorothy Toto Newspaper Enterprise Association

Frederick volunteers win 25th anniversary cap for Md towns under 20k

The Independent Hose Company No 1 of Frederick won the 25th anniversary Maryland volunteer fire companies cap for cities under 20 000 population at Riverdale. The Frederick team ran 25 feet and doused a target at 50 feet in 18 seconds led by Buck Wisner with members Widdington Powell Fleishman Rice James Rice Baker and Oden. In Fredericks detachment notes the National Guard unit at Camp Ritchie was praised for resourcefulness by Lt Col Lewis G Smith, while recruiter Pete Wrona visited Winchester Hall to recruit Frederick men 17 to 29. Planning for Kemptown Elementary School was approved by the Frederick County Board of Education. Helicopter traffic at Camp David tied to the September 5 summit between Sadat and Begin. The Farmers Market moved to the former poultry building at Frederick Fairgrounds. Gen Orwin C Talbot of the Maryland Historical Trust urged county advisory committees to keep trust personnel from tunnel vision in Annapolis.

Independent Hose Company No. 1 Frederick Maryland Riverdale St Charles Buck” Wisner Harry Widdington Bob Powell Jack Fleishman Carl Rice James Rice Lester Baker Ike Oden National Guard Camp Ritchie Lewis G Smith B.O Thomas Jr Orwin C. Talbot The Maryland Historical Trust Annapolis

Unbelted Child Hurt In Frederick City Bus Crash

Sandra Michel reports her daughter and day care children were not strapped in on a Frederick City Transportation bus. A sudden stop to avoid a car caused passengers to slam into seats, leaving injuries including a possible fractured nose. She questions why seat belts are not used or enforced on school and city buses and criticizes inspections.

Fredenck City Transportation Frederick C:ty County

Ned Ferris Backed in Sheriff Campaign Amid Zero Tolerance Debate

A local reader endorses Edwin Ned Ferris for sheriff citing zero tolerance as key to safe communities. The letter contrasts Ferris with Sheriff Jim Hagg, notes Ferris’s family, and appeals to parents concerned about school overcrowding and public safety.

Edwin Ned” Ferris Ned Jim Hagg Ned Ferris Nedis

Letters on community needs and voting in Sept 15

The letter argues for Ned's goals restoring safety in schools and improving sheriff’s office accessibility. It urges voter participation, notes concerns about morale and leadership, and calls for delaying funding decisions until plans for new industries and job creation are presented. James Prandle.

Ned Sheriffs Office Sheriff’s Office

Industrial zoning debate over North Rosenteck Farm parcel

The 1988 annexation for light industry tied escrowed funds for Jobs Pathway with a 1995 M-2 zoning change. Proponents argue tax benefits from industry justify the CSR Hydro Conduit cement plant on a fast track, while critics cite environmental and resident-local economy impacts and question long term returns versus residential value.

Rosenteck CSR Hydro Target Borders

Braddock Heights Roller Rink Fire Saddens Local Community

Lori Rice laments the August 19 arson that destroyed Braddock Heights roller rink. She recalls childhood memories, friendships, and the rink as a cherished, affordable local pastime, noting the loss of a piece of county history and hoping for a new venue to create future memories.

Braddock Heights Hagerstown

Letters to the Editor at The Frederick News-Post Policy

The Frederick News Post invites exclusive letters signed with full name address and both home and business phone numbers for verification. Some letters are abridged for space. poetry or religious verse are not published. volume may prevent publication. Send by mail to 200 E. Patrick St or P.O. Box 578 Freder ick MD 21705, or by fax 301-662-8299 or email letters fredericknewspost.com.

Fredenck News Post News Post Frederick News-Post E. Patrick St. P.O Frederick Fredericknewspost.com Owspare

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Roy Meachum Montgomery Prince George’s Nat Hentoff Secret Service Pete Wrona Winchester Hall Kemptown Frederick County Camp David Anwar Sadat Menachem Begin Farmers Market Frederick Fairgrounds Sandra Michel Frederick Laura Grimes Woodsboro U.S Marathon Frederck Planning Commission James Prandle Frederick Lori Rice Frederick
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