Governor pay debate cites $120,000 salary as ample
A gubernatorial commission is unlikely to back a pay raise for the next governor. Current governor William Danad Schaefer earns $120,000, a high figure given state size and population, while many candidates say no raise is needed. They justify it by noting years of economic peril and no raises for state employees. The piece questions why they don’t say the salary is too high and notes calls for referendums on salaries.
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Mr. Schaefer
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Frederick Annexation Plans Stir Traffic Over Butterfly Lane
Darel Riddle criticizes Frederick city officials over a 17 acre annexation southwest of the city, noting traffic strains at Butterfly Lane and Md 180. He urges proportional church contribution to intersection upgrades and warns of growth from Monarch Ridge Overlook and Emerald Farms. He argues the city should not ignore traffic impacts or rely on taxpayers to fund needed improvements.
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Frederick
Butterfly Lane
Monarch Ridge
Overlook
Emerald Farms
Butterfly Tone
MD. 180
Braddock Heights
New
Gaithersburg
Limbaugh defended as liberals target media critics
Joseph Perkins argues that liberal attacks on conservatives like Rush Limbaugh reveal a broader media bias. He cites Sally Jessy Raphael’s conduct at the Radio Hall of Fame and recalls past threats to figures such as Bork Quayle and Thomas, contending conservatives now break through in radio and print outlets.
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Limbaugh
Radio Hall of Fame
Chicago
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Sally Jessy Raphael
Hall of Fame
Raphael
Robert Bork
Supreme Court
Clarence Thomas
High Court
Thomas
Anita Hull
FBI
Joseph Perkins
San Diego Union-Tribune
Weatherwatch and local notices set amid cold snap and civic activity
The Weatherman warned of clear skies but zero weather by morning. Police officials argued cold weather did not affect parking meters as numb fingers hindered turning them. A study tour of Frederick County road problems was organized by Roger H. Willard with 13 representatives from five civic groups. the Farm Bureau did not respond. Governor Thomas Johnson schools staged a benefit show raising 1.25 dollars for a Scholarship Fund. An escapee trio, including a man who previously fled Frederick and Adams jails, was captured while removing tires from cars. a juvenile accomplice and the escapee carried a .45 handgun but offered no further risk. Truck drivers remained content with Union 76 Wruck Stop as rumors of a fuel shortage circulated to justify price increases.
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Fred M. Straley
Allen Bargus
Dagan
Roger H. Willard
Frederick County
Pomona Grange, Farmers Cooperative Association Inc
The
Automobile Club of Maryland
Committee For Economic Development
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Adams County
Patails
Kirby Maybush
Matthew Ray
Tim Ferguson for state Senate in district 44
The writer urges voters to consider Tim Ferguson for state Senate district 44. Describing Ferguson as a relatable, dedicated family man with mainstream values, the note argues incumbents fail ordinary people and promotes meeting him to find hope for government, schools, and streets.
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State Senate
U S. Senate
Anl
Tim Ferguson
Tim
Double standard on school firearm case questioned
State's Attorney Dorsey declined to charge Samuel Cathey with firearm possession on school property citing lack of criminal intent. The piece argues seniors would face expulsion regardless of legal ruling, suggesting unequal treatment by the Frederick County school board and potential loss of education rights.
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Samuel Cathey
Cathey
Mgniiy
Fredenck County
Frederick County
Acy
Frederick
Adam Cullen
Frederick Country School
Letters on school firearm policy and political views
Readers debate Maryland Frederick County firearm policy for seniors and the teacher ethics of enforcement. A mother criticizes the board for permanent expulsion, while another letter praises a candidate’s tolerance and suggests focusing on positive platforms and practical solutions.
Woman bails out of wayward car surprise
The Nov 23 report recalls a driverless car incident where brakes failed, sending a vehicle down a road chain and hitting a tree after crossing routes 1 270 and US 15 near Baughman’s Lane. A witness quote notes the ignition should have been turned off to stop the car.
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Ms. Baba
Turkey
U.S. 15
Baughman
Ferguson Challenger Faces Smelser In State Senate Race
The Frederick Post reports on Nov 15 by Dan Burns examining Timothy Ferguson challenging incumbent Charles Smelser for a seat in the state Senate. The article outlines the campaign’s key issues and early positions as Ferguson seeks to unseat Smelser.
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Dan Burns
Frederick
Timothy Ferguson
State Senate
Ferguson
Charles Smelser
First Time Pilot Lands With a Prayer Inspires Readers
A front page feature recounts an impromptu witness recounting a cockpit emergency where a novice pilot credits divine aid as her co-pilot. Mr Robb, quoted, notes the calm, and readers praise the courage and faith showcased in the incident.
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Robb
Letters to the Editor at The Frederick News-Post
The Frederick News-Post invites reader letters with name stress and phone number for potential publication. Due to high volume, not all letters are published. Send letters to 200 E Patrick or P O Box 578 Frederick Missouri 21705 or fax to 6628299.
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