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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1994

Page

4

Farmers and homeowners blamed for fertilizer runoff into Chesapeake Bay

The piece argues that while state officials warn farmers to curb fertilizer use to protect Bay water quality, homeowners erroneously contribute through widespread winter de icing with fertilizer dumped on sidewalks and roads. It notes Jackson County farmer leader and a fertilizer company selling over 1000 tons for de icing, suggesting rising spring prices and the need for careful use by all.

Chesapeake Bay Jesse Burall Farm Bureau Frederick County

Olympic commentary on winter games and showy demonstrations

Bill Pritchard, City Editor of The Frederick News-Post, reviews the Winter Olympics with humorous, skeptical observations on downhill speed, ice dancing, and the rise of demonstration sports. He mocks coverage, sponsors, and the shift toward novelty events while praising standout moments like Dan Jansen and the nostalgia of older rivalries.

Olaf Maryland Dan Jansen Tonya Brian Boitane Brian Bill Pritchard Frederick

Privacy fears push for limits on Caller ID tech

Judith Wagner BeCew of Clark University argues Caller ID invades privacy as Baby Bells push this service across 20 states. She notes easy access to numbers and databank linking, questions blocking modes, calls for per-line blocking, and warns against misuse by employers, insurers, and telemarketers.

Bell Atlantic Edward J. Markey New York Telephone New York Times Congress FCC Judith Wagner BeCew Clark University Worcester

Frederick area notes on farm visits and school plans

Chinese agriculturalists Dr. P W Tsou and Dr. Hsin Pao Yang visited Frederick with E J Oswald. They met Henry Shoemaker and Jesse Hammerly, toured Frederick High, spoke with Edward F Holter, and, at request, met Walter D Bromley and P D Koons. Plane No 4 built a 20 by 40 foot farm equipment repair shop under Carl D Clay. County program head Robert K Remsberg announced the shop build. Maryland county commissioners opposed Gov O Conor's plan to extend teacher bonuses under a state county sharing scheme. State Trooper Kenneth Bond prepares to leave for active Marine duty. Middletown High students enjoy a school break as the old building becomes a middle school and new elementary building rises. County commissioners joined a four county consortium to pursue federal revenue sharing for manpower training. County officials and farmers oppose proposed land use powers in a new state bill. Maryland Farm Bureau statewide, Frederick County’s 1000 members, rejected amending the bill.

P.W. Tsou Hsin-Pao Yang Frederick E.J. Oswald Maryland Extension Service Henry R. Shoemaker Jesse Hammerly Frederick High School Edward F. Holter Walter D. Bromley Production Credit Association P.D. Koons Farm Cooperative Association Inc Carl D. Clay Plane No. 4 Robert K. Remsberg Thurmont Carroll Counties Frederick County Maryland Farm Bureau

Protect kids health in our nursery schools

Distressed that Senators Derr and Smelser co sponsor Senate Bill 286 would exempt religious organization run child care programs from state health and safety standards. Licensing protects clean environments adequate supervision and fire evacuation. In Frederick County 42 centers meet standards including six church affiliated. Citizens urged to contact the sponsors to withdraw the bill.

T Am John Derr Charles Smelser Frederick County Derr and Smelser

Tim Ferguson for Senate on temporary entitlements

Letter argues wasteful government spending and urges temporary entitlements with periodic review. PETE GAUTHIER of Emmitsburg endorses Tim Ferguson as the right candidate to push such legislation.

Tim Ferguson State Senate

Ambiguity in punctuation and language rules

A reader argues about how punctuation changes meaning, noting the debate over Woman without her man is lost versus Woman, without her, man is lost. The letter stresses that syntax guides understanding, cites examples from letters to editors, and urges adherence to Strunk and White while praising certain writers.

Brian K. Bergstrath Adamstown Richard Eichman Union Bridge Mount Airy

Letters to the Frederick News-Post Readers

The Frederick News-Post invites letters with name address and phone for verification. Due to high volume not all letters are published. some are edited for space or taste. Poetry religious verse or letters addressed to others are not published. mail to Letters to the Editor Frederick MD.

Frederick

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