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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1999

Page

4

Delegation urged to back Eustako power relief bill

A Freight County editor calls on Maryland lawmakers to unite on Sue Hecht’s bill allowing Eustako to buy power from its parent company, potentially saving about 810 million annually. Republicans balked except Delegate Joe Bartlett. the piece stresses preserving 675 local jobs and warns against partisan politics.

Annapolis Frederick County General Assembly Alcoa Eustalco Statehouse Matt Barakat Sue Hecht Eustako Joe Bartlett Hecht Tim Ferguson Bartlett

Reflective Muse on Clinton Era Press and Politics

The author recalls a Jesuit priest's phrase about reaching to touch a snake's belly, then critiques the radical right's reaction to Clinton's impeachment and the media's role. He contrasts GOP and Democratic missteps since 1992, cites Ford-Nixon and Johnson histories, and laments national polarization amid enduring political theatrics.

William Jefferson Clinton Mr Clinton Oval Office Sam Donaldson Rush Limbaugh George Will Robert Novak Carl Sandburg Mr. Clinton Washington Arkansas Peck Capitol Hill White House Indiana Dan Gerald Ford Richard Nixon Texas South Abraham Lincoln Mr Johnson Oval Ulysses S Grant Warren G. Harding Sinclair Oil Ms't Holy Cross College Poland

Wherever you’re going we’re already there in 1992 life

A reflective piece recounts a road trip memory near Cha moilx and Crete, contrasting pastoral peace with the pervasive reach of communications. The narrator notes billboards and satellites circling the globe, transforming secluded places into scenic overlooks on the info highway. Cell phones, cruise ships, and constant connectivity invade every space, eroding personal sanctuaries. The writer laments surrendering privacy and space to “them” who follow, wherever one travels, questioning if this is reincarnation’s message to call home.

Crete France Daily Grind Ey Allready Oakland Coliseum CNN ESPN United States Chamonix Black Sea Everest San Francisco

Brunswick Board, jail, and county building plans revealed

Brunswick and Middletown ambulance crews failed to reach a caller as snow blocked roads. Ronald and Johanna Huffer and Donald Guyton traversed six foot drifts on snowmobiles and hiked a half mile to reach the residence. Frederick County digs out from the Blizzard of 79 as 15 to 20 inches coated the area.

Frederick County Frederick-Carroll Montgomery County Brunswick and Middletown Burkittsville Ronald Johanna Huffer Donald Guyton

Letter on pedestrian tragedy on the Golden Mile

Evelin L. Kee of Middletown laments a deadly pedestrian accident and the lack of traffic safety on a busy highway. She argues for slower speeds and safer crossings, noting drivers’ impatience and road rage. The letter remembers Gabriel Johnson and calls for action to prevent future tragedies.

Steve Sherrod, Jr Gabriel Johnson Vritin Gabriel Eas

Real transportation debate over I-270 bottleneck and lane needs

A reader critiques state Secretary Porcari’s balanced investment plan, arguing the core issue is adding a third north and south lane from Md 121 to Md 26 and U S 270. They claim express bus projects won’t relieve the Frederick to Montgomery County congestion and question the relevance of the Woodsboro Bypass to the I 270 problem.

John Porcar MD. 121 MD. 26 U.S Frederick Montgomery County Porcani Petwnet Frederick Als Woodsboro Porcari Glendening Baltimore Maryland MARC

Letter to editor on noise pollution and gun ranges in Frederick County

The letter critiques State Senator Tim Ferguson's stance on future noise from a proposed Taneytown Rod and Gun range. It notes that the gun range has not operated for two years and that local residents oppose the project. The author cites a petition and calls attention to the burden on about ten families and working citizens unable to attend meetings.

Tim Ferguson Frederick County Ferguson Taneytown Maryland Mr. Ferguson Frederick County Civic Federation NRA

Letters critique 1 270 expansion and local policy

Readers urge immediate 3 lane expansion on I 270 arguing Montgomery County policy paralysis, criticize lawmakers including Mr Porcari and Mr Glendening, and challenge NRA influenced stances while noting Frederick County officials and civic groups support change and railing at transit solutions. Dave Rhodes of Wellsville voices the debate.

President Clinton to finish his term claim disputed

William B. Rose of Frederick argues a Feb 12 headline wrongly claims Clinton is not guilty. He states the Senate voted to acquit, leaving Clinton in office, and asserts the House found him guilty, calling for a clearer newspaper headline reflecting his ongoing presidency.

Clinton Senate House of Representatives

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