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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1995
Page
8
Loyal customers and longtime employees face a final closure as the Frederick Towne Mall outlet announces its exit after 75 years. Shoppers recall the two-entrance shop and affordable variety, while layoffs and 20 percent off signs mark a somber departure amid downtown competition from big box rivals.
Kimberlee Scott and Rebecca Rothenhoefer urge readers to join the fight against domestic violence in Frederick County. The Heartly House reports 3091 citizens assisted last year with shelter, counseling, legal aid, and referrals, while waits and discharges reveal the system’s strain. They call for police involvement, community outreach, donations, and sustained support to fund shelter operations and services in 1996.
Washington workers faced rumors of pay cuts during Shutdown I and Shutdown II, though pay was promised. Media painted furloughed staff as non essential, fueling anxiety in a government town culture. Couples earning substantial federal salaries epitomized the imagined worst, as officials warned of legal actions and unions pressed litigation. Scripps Howard News Service
Crews worked overtime as rain washed snowdrift residue over sewer gratings and lakes formed at intersections. Water backed up to curb levels in downtown districts when clogged inlets overwhelmed rainwater and melted snow.
Jane Wenzel of Walkersville urges drivers to clean ice from vehicles after a windshield shattering incident on U S 15 near Frederick. She recalls a close call two years ago when ice from a car in front struck their car, leaving her daughter with glass injuries, and stresses to avoid harming others.
A reader lampoons Rep Roscoe Bartlett for disposing animal carcasses on his farm arguing it mirrors his congressional empathy for constituents. The letter mocks callousness toward the poor and elderly while praising buzzards and scavengers on his property.
Bill Kelley questions the claim that federal rules cost the economy over 800 billion annually and asks for sources. He notes cited figures lack sourcing and asks what benefits environmental regulation provides, such as longer life expectancy and lower health costs, emphasizing improved quality of life.
James D. Planer argues that Congressman Bartlett seeks to abolish regulation and EPA while criticizing environmental protections. He contrasts U.S. policy with the Soviet Union and warns about population growth. The piece then questions a gun theft scenario and emphasizes personal responsibility for crimes, blaming the thief and absolving the gun owner.
A reader argues that criminal liability should not rest on gun owners whose weapons are stolen and used in crimes. The letter criticizes a Dec 7 piece by Mr Rozzelle, saying prosecuting owners is ludicrous and cites concerns about liberal interpretations affecting trust in the justice system.
Matt Crome advocates a dress code citing consistency and workplace readiness. He suggests clothes should not hinder expression but voices should reflect individuality. He warns those opposed may face uniform outfits at work and on weekends.
The Frederick News-Post invites letters with name address and phone for verification. Not all letters are published due to volume. some are edited for space or taste. Poetry, religious verse, or letters to others are not published. address and fax options are provided.
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