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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1993
Page
4
Frederick County leaders push Maryland General Assembly to grant power to regulate or ban smoking in public spaces including malls while chamber groups urge limited venue rules. The dispute centers on a single county mall and a city mall amid broader state regulatory moves.
Roy Meachum surveys a crowded year end film slate. He notes "The Age of Innocence" "Remains of the Day" "Schindler's List" and "The Piano" as limited bookings approach nationwide releases and comments on "Philadelphia" and other titles while praising "The Pelican Brief" and lampooning "Grumpy Old Men" for local audiences with holiday openings in Frederick.
The New York Sun editorial replies to Virginia O'Hanlon affirming Santa Claus exists beyond sight. It argues belief, faith, and imagination reveal truth that is not measurable by the eye, praising love, generosity, and devotion as real and enduring.
A burglary at Hil's Ledge in West Secound Sage saw 11 to 2% cases of whiskey and gin stolen along with $7.50 in coins, with losses estimated between $300 and $1,000. Three Brunswick and two Frederick County youths, parolees, confessed to a larger gasoline theft ring spanning two states. five others said to be involved had not been fully listed. U.S. Senator Charles Mathias Jr. plans re-election, proposing estate tax relief for open lands near urban areas. Gail T. Guyton was elected president of Jeanne Bussard Training Workshop's board of directors.
A Christmas theft notice offers a $50 reward for information on two snowmen stolen from the Freed family’s lawn on December 13. The item theft is framed as a holiday misdeed with a moral appeal and mentions a ghost stolen on Halloween.
A reader recounts choking on cigarette smoke in a local mall and calls for a county wide ban on smoking in all public buildings including malls and restaurants. The letter argues non-smokers’ rights to health outweigh smokers’ rights and invites policy action.
PAT FADELEY suggests a lighthearted holiday experiment to spread cheer. Hand a stranger a piece of paper with a destination in the U S A and ask them to deliver within two days for 29 cents. If unable, have them return it. Leave a smile at the post office with packages and postage.
A letter from readers commends the U S Postal Service outlining appreciation for its service and reliability. The note signed by David A Hiltz expresses gratitude for postal delivery across the country.
A writer argues the Carroll Creek and Rock Creek basins did not receive near the 1976 flood rainfall. They cite personal measurements and local observations, noting dry ground and early banks. The missive also rails against disrespect in schools, calling for a shift in mindset and equal respect for all students. The note ends with Jeremy Tuel of Point of Rocks.
A Windsor Knolls Middle School student was injured by a fellow pupil in an incident described as stemming from uncontrolled anger. The page notes the injury required hospitalization but emphasizes the impact on the victim and family.
The Bradnor Bleney Drees invites readers to send letters with name address and phone number for verification. Due to high volume publication is not guaranteed. Send to The Frederick News Post 200 E Potick Frederick MD or fax 662-8299.
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