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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1993
Page
5
The Maryland School for the Deaf names a new board with ten of nineteen members deaf, the first time a deaf majority will lead the 125 year old institution. Campuses in Frederick and Columbia may allow out of state tuition paying students to enroll to expand reach and utilization.
Maryland politics buzz centers on Speaker R Clayton Mitchell and former U S senator Bill Brock as potential 1994 gubernatorial contenders. Mitchell seeks ascent beyond Shafer while Brock touts Maryland residency and name recognition, with party rivals flagging his fundraising and credibility amid a GOP field including Keyes and Chavez.
President Clinton tours the White House and blasts government tech as stuck in the stone age. He questions how a federal machine with vast yearly tech budgets can lag private sector efficiency, noting GAO findings of fragmented data and missing critical information across agencies.
Jack Anderson and Michael Einstein outline failures across Medicare Education IRS and Veterans programs. They expose bad data and misallocation fueling billions in improper payments, slowdowns, and fragmented oversight across agencies, including Medicare overpayments and the Stafford Loan program.
Yesterday items from the fi.
Chief of Police Arthur C. Poulsen announced plans to modernize Frederick traffic signals responding to an urgent request from Office of Defense Transportation Director Joseph B. Eastman. Proposals include reducing stop to go time, replacing lights with blinkers, and adding caution signs to conserve fuel and tires during defense transport. City officials noted Army plans to change air raid signals could affect plans for a two tone siren atop City Hall to separate fire sirens from blackout and air raid alerts.
The February grand jury urged updating Frederick County court and jail facilities. Frederick County Landmarks Foundation urged NAACP to lead a drive to buy the old B&O station at South Market and East All Saints for a black museum and arts center, listed at $65,000. NAB officials say Nixon asked continued job-finding efforts to June 1975, expanded to veterans and ex-offenders. Maryland planning officials note Freder ick City in a linear park design from the Catoctin Mountains to the Monocacy River.
Susan Provost from Mount Airy urges Maryland parents to enforce car seat use citing a front seat child on a lap and unbelted passengers. She notes local programs like Frederick Memorial Hospital offering affordable seat rentals and argues securing children prevents costly injuries and funerals.
A Frederick County parent objects to proposed cuts in the middle school music program. The letter argues music sustains discipline, culture, and math skills, citing choir, band, and orchestra as essential to student development and overall educational quality.
Judith L. Dubose and Barbara Barry Collier urge opposition to cutting school music programs and call for higher taxes to fund education while expressing anti abortion views and prompting readers to voice their stance.
Norma Hauss details a four year struggle in Frederick County courts to recover about 11,500 in arrears while only 1,500 in payments have been received since 1991. She alleges contempt charges were filed without hearings and accuses judges of not enforcing orders, questioning the justice system’s handling of deadbeat dads.
Becky Fraley of Emmittsburg asks why school prayer was removed while presidential ceremonies include prayer asking why government honors or policies exclude children from prayer and urging action to fix what she sees as urgent.
President Clinton reiterates no non physician abortion counseling at federally funded family planning clinics, a policy critics call the Gag Rule. He urges FDA action on RU or abortion related research and ends funding bans on international family planning programs that include counseling on abortion.
A noisy plea for letter submissions to the editor includes an address in Frederick Maryland and requests letters with writer contact details. The note mentions poetry, verification needs, and limited publication due to high volume of letters.
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