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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1993
Page
4
Maryland officials report the firearms deer season lasted two weeks, yielding more than 35 000 deer and about 3 500 pounds of venison donated to the Maryland Food Bank. The expansion attracted praise for population control and the bonus of charitable meat, though some hunters still skip meat use.
A compact critique notes The Secret Garden at the Kennedy Center, praising Marsha Norman and Lucy Simon, with standout set design by Heidi Landesman and strong child performance by Demare Alexander. It also covers Hoffa, Leap of Faith, Toys, and Trespass, evaluating performances and directorial choices with mixed verdicts.
The Madison Amendment requires open votes on congressional pay increases and forbids a sitting Congress from granting itself a raise. Congress created an automatic COLA mechanism and voted only on enabling legislation, allowing a $4100 pay bump for each member on January 1. The American Constitutional Law Foundation sued, but Judge Stanley Sparkin offered a stance allowing an unconstitutional raid on the Treasury.
Paul Craig Roberts argues Judge Sporkin oversteps by seeking to block pay raises for Congress and defends the 1989 Ethics Reform Act as a cure for payoffs. Roberts warns against interpreting the Constitution to fit antiestablishment aims and calls for preserving constitutional limits while debating ethics and compensation. Paul Craig Roberts is a former U S Treasury official whose column is distributed by Scripps Howard News Service.
Snow began as flurries about noon and grew into a traffic menace across Frederick County by evening though no ice formed. The county looked bare except for discarded Christmas trees as lamp posts on Patrick and Market streets lost holiday decorations. Maryland State Police excelled in rapid fire practice at the State Armory range with Lt. Carl B. Dillinger leading a perfect score for his team, while Sgt. M M Puncke's squad trailed by nearly 20 points behind Cpl. W W Corbin's team on the 30 shot course.
Twenty years ago the Francis Scott Key Hotel was forced to close after Frederick police received a call about a bomb. Officers searched the hotel and the Loyola Federal Savings and Loan office located there but found nothing. Owner Norman Todd closed the facility for several hours as a precaution. A seven foot by ten foot sink hole appeared in Walkersville and was attributed to an old well. It was filled with rock to protect children. The former city Patrick Court Parking Plaza reopened under private management with modern ticket machines and automated controls. The owners offered the 130 spaces to downtown merchants via the Frederick Downtown Association for free parking for customers.
A reader critiques Mike Royko for misrepresenting contact lenses, arguing lenses offer comfort and better vision. They question glasses’ periphery, recall incidents of lenses on the field, and challenge the columnist to learn more about lens use.
A narrative on a rehabilitation facility for troubled youth describes restoration by Youth Services International of Marvisnd. It notes refurbishing housing, dining, training, and offices, plus initial work byboot camp alumni under an executive director from Canada. The piece frames the program as an alternative to lifelong penal system.
Paul M. Fox notes the Victor Cullen Center’s reopening in Sabillasville brings employment and positive change as facilities like the cottage area gym and chapel are readied. Plans include rehab of Cullen Building stories and the administration building. Robert E. Kennedy, Frederick, adds a reflective critique on democracy and civic responsibility.
Mr and Mrs Marvin Powers praise Linda West joining WFRE noting her cheerful attitude and known all request and dedication style from a previous station. They ask why she does not host that famous show on WFRE.
The speech condemns hate as spiritual emptiness that corrupts the immortal soul and harms truth, justice, and individuals who disagree with malignant views. It argues hatred drains humanity, making people less capable of using reason for good and destroying social bonds.
A teen listener from Midway writes to praise WFRE for playing nonstop country with clear artist credits and fresh songs. The letter urges continued support from the family and asks to dial 652 8293, with the Frederick News Post address listed for letters to the editor.
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