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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1996

Page

4

Frederick County Education Wins Through Modest Funding

The Frederick County education system is praised for strong student performance and efficient use of funds despite not having a fat bureaucracy or top salaries. The piece argues against electing a school board, asserting appointed leadership already delivers solid results and persuades commissioners on funding best for students.

Frederick County Maryland Baltimore Frederick General Assembly

The Man Who Loves Children Christmas Column

A Christmas column by Tar Meachum recalling encounters with children across Frederick. He cherishes moments with parents and grandparents, notes both loving and challenging young faces, and praises the community’s warmth during the holiday season. He reflects on limits, the joy of grandchildren, and the enduring value of kindness toward children.

Sharon Pratiude and Affsottes Sr Frederick Tran

Frederick Christmas Carol on City Hall and Tax Hike Debate

A festive, satirical piece set in Frederick recounts aldermen, mayor Jim Grimes, and county leaders meeting at City Hall. The poem touches on taxes for schools, trash costs, bird and tick issues, and holiday cheer. Reporter Ike observes, noting media relations and a holiday broadcast by Mary T. McCarthy of Cable 10.

City Hall Ike Goldens Aya Iana

FCC Arts Center fees corrected by director amid charge dispute

Frederick Community College Arts Center director Wendell Poindexter refutes Mayor Grimes and Jade Wu figures that a daily rental for the JBK Theater runs 900 to 1200 dollars. He states five hour blocks with lights included and a 20 percent multi-booking discount, challenging claims of high rates and highlighting ongoing community use and partnerships with the Weinberg Center.

Frederick Community College Arts Center Frederick News-Post James Grimes Jade Wu Frederick Community College JBK Weinberg Center For the Arts Colleges 4S Center Heyer Olea acComimulling Group FCC Grimes Ms. Wu FCC Art Center Frederick Weinberg Center Mike Stup Weinberg Tha DoNang

Community groups staff Salvation Army kettles on North Market

Members of Lions Jaycees and Kiwanis helped man three Salvation Army kettles along North Market Street. Capt Walter Wolfe Ralph Merchant and others joined volunteers in the effort. A Tivoli Theater carol program drew 400 to 500 in attendance under director Harold Reeves Yarroll who also served as organist. Desk Sergeant Norman Dietz foiled a second false alarm attempt by rechecking after a drunken call. Winter began with gusts up to 42 mph as Ann Lawton reported. State assessor William L Shoemaker addressed Burkittsville taxpayers noting tax law changes and assessment mistakes. Smithsonian group toured Trinity Chapel with George Schroeder playing chimes. City Engineer Michael Pue announced a temporary Carroll Creek bridge on Highland Street for Jan 5-6 after the Oct flood.

Lions Jaycees and Kiwanis Clubs Salvation Army North Market Street Walter C. Wolfe Ralph Merchant Horton Peace Vernon Holter Ira Ray Jack Shorrow Daniel T. Thomas George T. Schroeder Jr Weldon Harper Norman Dietz Michael Pue Carroll Creek Highland Street

Meachum’s racism charge and Israel critique reignite debate

A letter from ANN CHERTOFF attacks Meachum for accusing U S leaders of racism and defends Israel. She condemns biased coverage and political correctness, arguing U S risks and international tensions, citing Somalia and Bosnia and criticizing Third World favoritism without quoting specifics.

Iraq Hussein PLO Argentina Germany Israel White House Congress Mr. Meachum Meachum Boutros-Ghali U.N U.S

Thanking Frederick EMS as dedicated volunteers

A reader defends county EMS amid Gladys Coats's Dec 14 letter, noting 911 contact at 5:22 pm and ambulance response by 5:33 pm. The writer praises 1,400 volunteers with 154,000 hours of training, stresses careful monitoring of ALS units, and urges appreciation for EMS crews who saved lives.

Gladys Coats ALS

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