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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 2001

Page

4

Editorial calls tougher drunk driving penalties in 2001 session

The piece urges Maryland lawmakers to strengthen penalties for first time drunk driving offenders after recent high profile sentences in Frederick and Montgomery counties. It notes rising offense rates, cites a Westat study, and discusses a push to lower the DWI blood alcohol limit to 0.08 by 2004 to secure federal highway funds.

Fredenck Montgomers County General Assembly Anne Ferro House of Delegates Judiciary Committee Center For Studies On Westat Rockville Maryland Frederick Montgomery

Greenspan cites risks of federal control in Social Security

Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan argues government investment of private assets risks political pressures and suboptimal market performance. He says the federal government should stay out of investment and that individual accounts should not be federally controlled. Congress should minimize federal involvement in Social Security investments.

Congress Federal Reserve Alan Greenspan Greenspan Federale

Adams County brief and local notices at a Frederick meeting

An advertisement by Sears Roebuck offers day old farm chicks at four dollars per hundred from Farm Store wZ Market Street Frederick. A Ladies Auxiliary meeting of Amvets Post 2 learns new member Wilma Haut. Rep Beverly Byron urges bi partisan effort at Frederick Chamber event. Frederick City Police train crime prevention unit to six officers with home surveys planned.

Sears Roebuck and Co Market St. Frederick Pacline Gosnell Kit Engle Amvets East Street Wilma Haut Camp Detric Margaret Conrad Eleanor Smyth Helen Warrenfeltz Mildred Cassel Dons Alban Louwe Foreman Thelma Poule Josephine House Carrie Kennedy Vinana Albright Virginia Marrone Emma Ambose Caroline Fout Dorothy Culler Margarette America Beverly B. Byron Chamber of Commerce of Frederick County Erni Frederick City Police Frederick Community College Warren Johnson Garry Hoyle Joel Snyder Pam Keller

Bartlett praised for steadfast support after tragedy

Butch and Cindy Colbert credit Congressman Bartlett for personal involvement after their son Spec. J Colbert died in a 1994 friendly fire incident. They say Bartlett helped obtain a congressional hearing, a purple heart, and a bill aiding others, contrasting with others who offered little help.

Rep. Bartlett Ron Wolf Bartlett Spec. J Colbert United States Air Force Iag Man Bartlett Congress Congressman Bartlett

Parking fines debate sparks townwide concerns in Frederick

JOEL HALL argues against increasing parking fines to 25 dollars, urging restraint and citing economic hardship, old meters, and the town's small size. He suggests 5 dollars as more appropriate, noting visitors, workers, and tourists rely on parking.

X-Hale

Computers overrated in a student’s view on school labs

A reader criticizes the high cost of school computer programs and notes childhood schooling relied on books. The letter mentions a January News article about computer labs and claims to identify 27 computers used in the lab, six of which are highlighted.

Lothie

Readers recall school crowding and Gov Glendening veggie praise

A reader laments crowded classrooms shown in a old photo and recalls book reports and teacher standards. Another letter congratulates Maryland Governor Parris Glendening on adopting vegetarianism and urges locals to eat local produce and celebrate if possible.

Parris Glendening Frederick Glendening Maryland

Residents complain detours worsen Md 85 congestion

SHERRY McCLURKIN questions landfill funding via taxes while TIM VALLELY calls new fees a stealth tax as detours funnel drivers to Md 355 85 and U S 15 south ramp upgrades worsen traffic on the busy corridor.

GS Communications carries Fox Sports World lineup

Travis Dixon notes that GS Communications already offers Fox Sports World in its digital lineup and questions letters requesting the Fox Sports channel. He suggests checking the provider’s channel list online or calling the 24 hour service line at 301 662 6822 for confirmation.

Fox Sports Channel GS Communications Fox Sports World Gscommunications.com

TJ High School parts ways with Coach Wright after 17 years

Principal William Van Hall at Gov. Thomas Johnson High School says changes are needed after 17 years under Coach Ben Wright. He notes not all students benefited and supports moving on to a new coaching approach for the program.

Gov. Thomas Johnson High School Ben Wright Wiliam van Hall Wright

Traffic delays from new I-70 east ramp to Md 355

Motorists report a widening ramp from I-70 east to Md 355 45 creates longer trips. Drivers who formerly used U S 15 south to I-70 east to Md 355 slash now detour to a farther exit, backtracking through Md 5 north and multiple lights to reach destinations like Wal Mart.

U.S. 15

County plow damage to mailbox prompts reimbursement dispute

Bonnie Pearrell of Adamstown reports the county plowed her road and knocked her mailbox off its post. She replaced it at personal cost and asked the post office for reimbursement, but was told only a supervisor could decide. She seeks compensation for the damage and installation costs.

Pat Eet

County Debate Over Dumping Waste at Landfill Policy

A county discussion questions charging for dumping and suggests encouraging proper disposal at the landfill. The text argues against a short sighted fee and advocates directing people away from improper dumping to approved sites.

Letters to the Editor from Frederick Mews-Poet

The note lists letters to the editor by Tit Frederick Mews-Poet with a P O Box address in Frederick Maryland 21705 and provides a Fen and an email contact for correspondence.

Frederick Mews P.O. Box Frederick Fen Freder

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