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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1995

Page

6

Return of Dr McClellan to Annapolis as lobbyist

Dr. McClellan a veteran Maryland legislator and veterinarian retires from the House after 16 years but heads back to Annapolis as a lobbyist for the Maryland Veterinary Medical Association. He plans to focus on veterinary needs before lawmakers, seen as an expert advocating for his profession.

Maryland General Assembly McClellan House of Delegates Annapolis Maryland Veterinary Medical Association General Assembly James A Dr. McClellan

Sauerbrey fury sparks debate on Maryland election

A reader argues Ellen Sauerbrey’s post election strategy echoes earlier battles and warns it risks fueling voter disengagement. The column cites GOP fundraising, court challenges, and perceived demagoguery as factors widening distrust in Maryland’s electoral process.

GOP Sauerbrey Helen Bentley Maryland New Jersey Ellen Sauerbrey

West must plant a crop of dope tional affairs

The piece argues that Western responses to global crises like those in the Kurds, Bosnians, Rwandans, Haitians are hindered by pressure for action and a lack of practical competence. Media aid human misery. politicians offer gestures not effective aid. The Cold War’s end did not grant easy triumph but revealed a need for capable intervention.

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Building democracy needs steady institutions not swift images

Adrian Hamilton argues that democracy requires durable institutions and patient reform, not idealized triumphs. He notes that Eastern Europe's freedom depended on bold opposition and Russia's restraint, cites South Africa as a success, and warns Yugoslavia shows ethnic power can prevail without unity. He calls for Western support via UN, World Bank, and NATO while urging reform and hope. Adrian Hamilton writes for the London Observer News Service.

Beethoven Europe Russia South Africa Yugoslavia West United Nations World Bank NATO Bosnia Adrian Hamilton London Observer News Service Scripps Howard News Service

Ice over grips city streets as 13 degree low hits

Yesterday the News-Post reports streets and county roads froze solid with a 13 degree low. Police say skating resumed on Culler Lake after the hard freeze. Mayor Hugh V. Gittinger received a letter from John R. Fitzpatrick about plans to notify the public if German POW prisoners escape from the Frederick camp.

Culler Lake Hugh V. Gittinger John R. Fitzpatrick Frederick

Frederick County Agriculture Showcase planned by market committee

The Frederick County Farmers Market Steering Committee at the Fairgrounds Administration Building invited Pennsylvania financiers to launch the county's agriculture showcase. Attendees included William J. McKinley Jr and Alderman Dr. James E. McClellan among others. Virgil D. Hylton denied rumors the FRANCIS Scott Key Hotel would close, calling it alive as the convention center. Masses across 125 Archdiocese parishes offered in gratitude for Mother Seton canonization to be held in Rome in September.

Frederick County Farmers Market Fairgrounds Pennsylvania William J. McKinley Jr James E. McClellan Joseph C. Free Kenneth E. Shifflet James G. Trout C. Gordon Smith G. Plitt von Eiff George B. Gernand Virgil D. Hylton Convention Center Frederick Archdiocese of Baltimore Mother Seton Rome

Leave him alone and let the system run Frederick County

A local letter defends newly elected County Commissioner Terre Roy Rhoderick over attacks about his 9 percent stake in Harris Smariga Co. The writer, a longtime official, praises Rhoderick's integrity and notes abstentions handle conflicts of interest, urging focus on governance and business issues rather than personal attacks.

Terre Roy Rhoderick Harris, Smariga Co Ethics Commission Harris, Smariga Company Rhoderick Frederick City Jim Grimes Ron Young Jim Murphy C. Arlene Phillips Harris Frederick County

Frederick High School Santa’s Workshop tour showcases student dedication

Alderman Jon F Kreissig describes touring Frederick High School’s Santa's Workshop the week before Christmas. He praises nearly 300 students and volunteers for their hours of work and the diverse group's dedication and results.

Frederick High School

Community Letters Reflect Pride Amid Tragedy and Tax Concerns

A reader lauds Frederick High School students for their achievements after lamenting a double murder front page. The letter argues Lake Linganore residents pay high taxes to their association to maintain roads, urging the association to fund local roads without county help.

Frederick News-Post Frederick High School Lake Singanore Association Lake Linganore Garcy Emmitsburg Myersville Thurmont New Market Middletown Frederick City Lake Linganore Association Frederick County

Lake Linganore roads debate in reader letter

A Frederick News-Post reader letter criticizes misreadings about Lake Singapore roads. It cites repaving on Coldstream Drive and Nightingale Beach access, notes older villages had roads held in private ownership, and references the Lake Linganore Association's articles and road administration.

Jerry Garcy Frederick News-Post Lake Singapore Garcy Lake Coldstream Drive Nightingale Beach Summerfield Village Lake Singanore Summerfield Coldstream Meadows Pinehurst Lake Singanore Association Inc Lake Linganore Association

Endangered Sea Turtles Decline in U S Coastal Waters

A reader notes sea turtle species in U S waters are five of seven with the population dropping from 42 000 nesting females in 1947 to about 400 today. Habitat loss drives the decline while urging visitors in Florida to avoid disturbing turtles or nests and to contact authorities if harassment occurs.

United States Florida

Letters to the Editor at The Frederick News-Post

The Frederick News-Post invites readers to submit letters with name address and phone number for verification. Not all letters are published due to volume or space and some may be edited for taste or length. Poetry and religious verse are not accepted as letters.

Frederick

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