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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1999
Page
7
Winter ed becomes reality as wind and cold drive plans indoors and prompt discussion of preparation. Drivers are urged to winterize vehicles, stock trunks with basics, and consult AAA tips. Residents reflect on shifting forecasts and the contrast with milder spells.
Karen and Richard Kuhn of Old Frederick Road Frederick County urge county commissioners to place a three month moratorium on the hog CAFO operation until independent studies assess environmental and health impacts. They describe 4500 hogs in two barns atop 506000 gallon pits, near homes and a stream, with truck traffic, odor, and water concerns. They say permits were not required, property values dropped, and residents may need to move. The Kuhns emphasize not anti farming but demand careful review before expansion.
Don Thomasson of Scripps Howard notes West and Southwest voters show weariness with Clinton's affair and oppose a full trial. Senate leaders push a tight, limited process or a test vote on moving to trial, while conceding there are not enough votes to remove him. Chelsea Clinton sympathy grows amid broad political caution.
Spain's Ambassador hosted Dr. Joseph F Thorning at the embassy in Washington D c with several Congress members in attendance. Muse Tailoring Co praised for its new plant as General Contractors Consolidated Engineering Co Inc and suppliers announce the project completion. Major Harold J Isbell named commanding officer of Camp Detrick, while Magistrate William B Gross recovers from an auto accident. Local preservation official warns LaGore Bridge deteriorating. Catoctin High students awarded Washington Workshops Congressional Seminar slots. Frederick County YMCAs SWAT workers catalog books for a new library room.
Maryland leaders say the $36.1 million funding will finish the long awaited I-70 interchange project in Frederick County. Construction starts next spring and is expected to open to traffic in about two years. Governor Glendening cites expanded transportation funding including MARC service and new bridges.
A reader notes the incongruity of No Dumping signs near the Clustered Spires golf course by the Monocacy River on Gas House Pike while driving through Frederick, commenting on municipal notice practices and lighting.
Mark Bergstralh of New Market criticizes city and county practices for sign clutter and unsafe driving habits. He urges minimal essential signage, mandatory running headlights for all city and county vehicles, and strict seat belt enforcement by Mayor Grimes and police.
A Frederick teacher shares praise for two school performances of A Christmas Carol by The Fun Company at the Weinberg Center For the Arts. He commends the polite attentive behavior of students and notes little change in youth despite fashion or slang, reflecting on teaching career since 1967.
The text discusses how bureaucracy is essential in certain instances and stresses that its value depends on how it is used. It questions whether we control our civic fate or allow bureaucracy to rule us, referencing Robert E. Kennedy.
The Frederick News-Post invites signed letters exclusive to the paper, includes writer name address and two home phone numbers for verification, and abridges letters for space. Submission options include mail, fax, and email with strict content rules and publication limits.
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