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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1992
Page
8
Local officials defend using 43 000 in county park budget while avoiding state clawback. They propose designating the Libertytown Community Park funds and refunding the amount to towns to satisfy park needs amid state budget pressure. The aim is to keep the money for county parks despite potential state revenue reductions.
A veteran correspondent recounts the February coup aftermath in Valencia Venezuela. He describes civilian life under censorship, media clampdown, and social strains amid a failing economy as residents cope with fear and upheaval. He notes the capital Caracas remained the key stronghold and tempers the public narrative with on the ground observations.
A Federal Election Commission study shows PACs directed 88 percent of their contributions to incumbents in 1990 races while some groups funded both winners and losers. Freshmen received 504 thousand dollars in five months post election, with 42 percent from opposing-side PACs. Top double-givers included the National Association of Home Builders and American Bankers Association.
The Jack Anderson column reports that major donors like Fred Malek spread funds across parties, including Democrats Feinstein and others, prompting debate over influence and access. Freshmen congressmen receive fundraising access via orientation seminars and big-brother mentoring, blurring lines between debt repayment and legislative agendas.
State Health Department engineer George L. Ball urged Frederick officials to prohibit fishing above the reservoir to safeguard the water supply from saboteurs. City leaders felt pressured and debated the motive, while Mayor Lloyd C. Culler sought input from local sports groups on the issue. A local fuel oil supplier announced consumption restrictions aligned with Petroleum Coordinator directives, limiting heating oil deliveries to tanks under one fifth full and allowing fills only up to three quarters.
A 24 hour blizzard dropped 12 inches with winds to 54 mph, stranding 600 to 700 travelers and forcing 200 to 300 people to spend the night at the state armory. Police, rescue crews, and volunteers logged up to 30 hours to avert tragedy, restoring power and using snowmobiles, helicopters, and National Guard trucks in rescue efforts. Six Frederick Memorial Hospital nursing students gained hands on OR nursing training during the crisis.
Deborah Campbell of Frederick argues for keeping helmet choice for Maryland riders who are 18 and younger, praising the existing law and proposing enhanced safety education through the Maryland Motorcycle Safety Program to avoid federal funds penalties. She notes helmets limit hearing and vision and suggests mandating safety courses for license acquisition as an alternative.
In a trio of letters readers critique artistic controversies and municipal leadership. Joseph L Balbi Sr. defends First Amendment rights while lampooning a governor and media figures. Bob Hilton recalls Delaplaine ties and cautions on community standards amid cultural shifts.
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