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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1994
Page
6
A Frederick County reader laments regulation of roadside produce stands while praising their charm, pricing, and local origin. They warn against overlong rules and note safety, permits, and competition concerns as the county weighs new rules for next summer.
Governor Schaefer highlights Maryland's new driver license and ID system effective January 1. The license includes a bar code and magnetic stripe to deter fraud, stores digital photos and signatures, and supports rapid verification by law enforcement and businesses. The renewal cost remains $20 on a five year cycle.
The piece argues NFL owners prioritize profits over fan loyalty as Baltimore and St. Louis lose heedless hope for new franchises. It charges owners with shifting teams for stadium deals, tax breaks, and concessions, leaving towns and fans vulnerable to transient speculation and relocation.
Mayor Hugh V. Gittinger directs notices to 11 property owners behind on water rent payments. A Frederick scene shows Lt. L. I. Abrahms atop a light Italian tank at an overseas segregation center. Yeoman Harry L. Decker writes of British Parliament sessions to his mother. The Maryland Lottery held its first drawing of the year at Frederick Towne Mall before ~200 onlookers. Montgomery County Executive James P. Gleason hints at a gubernatorial run. Frederick Postmaster notes a new post office is three years away. County Librarian Martha Reynolds prompted criticism of the library system and a push for a new headquarters.
Evelyn DeMarco of Frederick criticizes local leaders for backing a sewage plant or alternative while harming Fishing Creek and land use. She urges declaring the area a park and relocating the project to protect future citizens.
A reader argues against John K Bale on censorship by comparing U S free press to North Vietnam and the Soviet Union, noting jail for criticism and approved information. The message contends the U S system, despite flaws, is preferable to Bale's proposed model.
The president restored U S support for the United Nations Population Fund ending 12 years of neglect and addressing explosive population growth seen as a major threat to world peace and stability.
A reader urges no cut to United Nations Population Fund funding, citing US spending and global needs, while arguing for stricter punishment of wrongdoers and fewer laws. The letter defends personal liberty for law-abiding citizens and calls for addressing the “people problem” behind crime.
A reader rejects the charge that gun deaths rise from firearms and argues the real issue is society. He criticizes lawmakers for focusing on weapon types and ammo limits while ignoring moral decline and lack of role models.
William B Bruch ey of Thurmont writes that county commissioners are crybabies who storm out of meetings. He says elected officials must listen to Frederick County residents and not fear controversy. He urges voters to replace the group at the next election.
The Frederick News-Post invites readers to send letters to the editor. Include name address and phone number for verification. Mail to Letters to the Editor 200 E Patrick St Frederick MD 21705 or fax 662-8299.
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