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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1995
Page
8
Local liquor store owners press the Frederick County delegation to back a state bill reducing licenses. Proponents cite responsibility, opponents warn of reduced competition and policy lag since 1949 census figures. The debate touches minors sales fears, with stores denying any propensity to ignore the law.
Jennifer Prather urges Frederick County to raise taxes to fully fund the board of education budget. She contends underfunding harms students, notes overcrowded schools and shrinking resources, and urges public attendance at upcoming commissioner meetings to press for adequate funding and long term planning.
A University of Maryland poll shows Americans misjudge aid levels, with most thinking 15 percent of the budget goes to foreign aid though it is about 1 percent. A strong majority support maintaining or increasing aid, while many want aid focused on need and self-reliance rather than strategic interests.
A night watchman reported an explosion at the Lingapore filtration plant after fumes from an oil burner ignited. Windows and a furnace-room door were blown out but damage was minor and no one was hurt. The old furnace was destroyed and the plant had not operated due to ample water supply.
A Walkersville waitress describes pressure from large groups who linger in the smoking section, drink coffee, and order little, depriving others of tables and tips. Employees propose a one hour limit to protect earnings and keep the restaurant family friendly, facing accusations of discrimination.
A reader responds to Ed Jenkins's letter urging education on safe sex. The writer recalls personal teenage pregnancy at 13 and abortion, arguing parental guidance and sex education prevent harm and psychological or medical consequences.
Letter discusses abortion rights, noting abstinence as ideal and supporting a woman's right to terminate pregnancy in many cases including rape and medical reasons. It argues for expanded citizen participation via a rotating five commissioner system and critiques the county manager model. Signed by John Hagerhorst McKaig.
A historical reflection on Frederick County democracy, contrasting early participatory governance with modern scale challenges. The speaker notes a shift from direct voice voting to ballots, recalls the 1850 system with a commissioner per 10 000 residents, and argues for preserving local participation as population grows.
A fourth grade student at New Midway Elementary reports a plan to end fifth grade band programs in Frederick County. The classroom note notes a delay in starting instrumental instruction, with the student expressing concern about losing two years before participation.
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