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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1989
Page
4
A mall bell controversy argues the Salvation Army should be allowed to collect during the holidays while questioning if malls should host other charity groups. The piece defends bell-ringing as a reminder to help the less fortunate and urges continued support.
A Frederick County column argues a wave of anti incumbency mirrors 1977 1978 results and foresees upheaval in local leadership. It highlights Paul Gordon mayoral hopes Anita Stup and Boyd Smith steady roles and calls for debate on a unified county government to replace the fragmented system.
Congress members return from overseas trips allegedly smuggling goods without declaring items or paying duties. Escorts say lawmakers and spouses use embassy shopping tours and private transport, with some gifts bought abroad not declared. Gingrich shifts stance to appeal to voters amid ethics scrutiny and labor gaps.
District Game Warden recounts a 20 year old hunter who could not fire a loaded rifle after misloading, as a buck stood at close range in the mountains during deer season. Also a holiday gift drive at Tivoli Theater spreads food and toys to the needy, a new seven story elderly housing project nears completion, a Salvation Army aid bus fire reported, and Montgomery County cuts county hiring to save about a million dollars.
A letter argues the proposed condemnation of the Schroder farm for a new landfill harms a long established Frederick family and community. It notes petitions exceed 10,000 and asserts the county seeks land from residents, with the current site already polluted by springs and streams carrying waste toward waterways.
A letter from a medical school administrator in Ann Arbor rails at Frederick County commissioners for threatening a farm family with relocation to the Bush Creek and Potomac water supply areas. The writer argues no price justifies selling the farm and urges selecting a less disruptive option. He praises Bill as a role model and pleads for the commissioners to reconsider to avoid personal hardship.
Virginia R. Huebner of Tramsville urges county officials to drop premature condemnation of the Schroder farm for a landfill. She cites public hearings, thorough site testing, and a county-wide search to find a feasible, affordable site, criticizing buy-now, test-later approaches.
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