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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1995

Page

6

Cullen Center's Victor Cullen Center Audited for Reform Efforts

Maryland voices criticize the Department of Juvenile Services while praising private contractor Youth Services International at Victor Cullen near Frederick. An audit cites 35 contract lapses, chiefly daily group meetings, but supporters argue the Cullen effort shows intent to reform failing juvenile prisons.

Department of Juvenile Services Victor Cullen Frederick County Cullen Maryland Hickey Baltimore Youth Services International DJS

Trust in open spaces fuels Poolesville debate over Saudi development

Dolores Milmoe of Poolesville writes that Montgomery County must protect its agricultural preservation district amid plans for a 525 acre development south of Poolesville. She notes the spread includes six schools, a wastewater plant, a mosque, dozens of homes, roads and well drilling, risking open space and farm land while urging adherence to the Master Plan and collaborative site search. Milmoe, president of For a Rural Montgomery FARM, argues residents distrust local governance over environmental protection and urges action to prevent industrial incursions into protected lands.

Ontgomery County Saudi Arabia Poolesville Islamic Saudi Academy Montgomery County Maryland Dickerson Bill Hussman ISA Dolores Milmoe Montgomery

Maryland legislators contact list for District 4

A detailed contact roster for Maryland senators and delegates from District 4 and surrounding areas. Includes names such as Senator John Derr, Delegate Sue Hecht, Delegate Lane Snodgras, Delegate J Anita Stup, and others with office addresses in Annapolis. Toll free line available at 1-800-492-7122.

John Derr James Senate Annapoli Sue Hecht Love Hone Annapolis Lane Snodgras Lowe House Annapolis Mid J. Anita Stup Frederick Carrell Tan Ferguson Brig David Brinkley Paul Stull Donald Efistt

Environmental funding under threat in Contract With America

Commentary warns the new House Republican plan to curb environmental programs and impose a moratorium on federal regulations. It argues many safeguards have improved air and water quality over two decades while urging defense of existing rules and targeted reforms rather than sweeping cuts.

America Congress

Radical right targets environmental safeguards and species protection

Bonnie Erbe argues that anti regulation efforts threaten federal environmental rules including habitat preservation mandates. She warns the Job Creation and Wage Enhancement Act could compensate landowners if species protections lower property values. The piece cites poll data and praises Roosevelt Buckley conservationism while urging rational Senate action.

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Fires, fog, and civic notes from Frederick County

Dense fog slows Maryland traffic and sparks minor crashes while rainfall ends and winds turn colder. In Frederick County ALAN T. Clarke, 42, buys a marriage license to wed Lillian Price, 24, of Baltimore. Salvage drives begin March 1 as Scouting groups collect scrap paper. State Board funds $2.6 million for a Vocational-Technical Center. State Police pilots reassigned to Andrews AFB amid criticism. Ambulance group protests loss of local heli copter. Frederick Lions Club hears discuss Blue Laws reform momentum in the Maryland Legislature.

Alan T. Clarke Waynesboro Club Blue Ridge Frederick Lillian Price Baltimore Lions Club Robert J. Bailey Credit Bureau of Maryland

Cullen funding for a good cause

Jenny Lewis of Thurmont argues that funding Victor Cullen programs aids public schools and youth rehabilitation. She defends the campus as a legitimate school, refuting claims it is a jail, and urges community involvement to support safer futures.

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City Spends Thrice Budget on Graffiti Cleanup

Frederick report shows city allocating far above normal funds to graffiti prevention and vandalism cleanup, totaling five times the typical budget. Officials warn ongoing costs may rise as incidents persist and enforcement efforts continue.

Frederick

Graffiti Column Message Sparks Local Newspaper Protest

Dennis Janda critiques the Graffiti column and calls for its removal from The Frederick News-Post citing growing graffiti, desecration of buildings, tax burdens, and harming Frederick's image. Martin Erlichman of Beth Sholom Congregation comments on religious tolerance and mutual respect among faiths.

Stonegate Farms Frederick Martin Erlichman Beth Sholom Congregation

Dear Abby advice on Christmas gifts sparks reader debate

A Frederick News-Post reader criticizes a Dear Abby column for suggesting a high school girl ask a Jewish friend if she celebrates Christmas before giving a gift. The letter argues Christmas is a Christian holiday and not everyone celebrates it, noting gifts and trees symbolize Jesus birth and are not universal.

Abby God Frederick News-Post Jesus

GOP seeks to dismantle public health and environmental programs

Stephen A. Jones of Walkersville warns that the Republican bid to rewrite regulation through a new cost benefit bureau could erode protections and increase risks to children while claiming deregulation as progress. He urges awareness and a streamlined, not dismantled, regulation process.

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Letters to the Editor policy for The Frederick News-Post

The Frederick News-Post invites letters from readers and asks for name address and phone number for verification. Due to high volume publication cannot be guaranteed and some letters may be edited for taste or clarity. Letters should be sent to the editor at P O Box 578 Frederick Maryland or by telephoning 562 8299.

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