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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1999

Page

7

Indoor workers face brisk weather and warmer debates

The piece contrasts indoor comfort with outdoor toil during cold snaps, noting drafts, coffee shortages, and the challenge of staying warm. It cites utility crews, firefighters, and power workers continuing amid brutal cold, quoting a Milwaukee worker about the pain of low temperatures. It suggests a winter bonus fund or a job swap to value outdoor labor.

Power Company Associated Press Milwaukee

Seller Beware Buyer Agents Spare No Mercy in Real Estate

Roy Meachum recalls a painful Frederick County home sale where buyers’ agents pressured him to accept extra repairs and contingencies. He notes rising consumer protections shift risk onto sellers, concluding with a warning to readers to settle all contingencies before signing.

Frederick County Potomac Frederick Ralph Fae Brown Bea Smith Sharon

Glass ceiling seen as cohort effect in engineering careers

Robyn Blummer reports on Laure Morgan's study from the University of Michigan which argues earnings gaps reflect when women entered engineering rather than an immutable glass ceiling. For women entering after 1971 the female pay penalty is essentially zero, suggesting attrition of older cohorts reduces discrimination over time.

Laure Morgan University of Michigan Institute For Research On Women Morgan The American Sociological Review National Organization For Women Catalyst Women’s Bureau Department of Labor Women's Bureau Robyn Blummer West Petersburg Times Serpps Howard News Service

Fires and figures fill Frederick page items

Fire crews two miles south of Buckeystown reported a Geld fire as rain flooded nearby fields. Lili Pons and Andre Kostelanetz warned they would not perform with the Chicago Symphony if Wilhelm Furtwängler remained as conductor due to his wartime Germany ties. Kenneth Burkhard noted the Automobile Club of Maryland office move. Frederick city planned substitute housing ahead of eviction for substandard units at the B&O depot site. Memorial Hospital opened its public open house for the new Emergency Room and Ambulatory Surgical area. A retirement party for D B Watson at Watson's Restaurant and Eagles Club was announced with his sons to continue the business.

Independent Hose Company Buckeystown Frederick Williard Lily Pons Andre Kostelanetz New York Chicago Symphony Orchestra Wilhelm Furtwaengler Pons Metropolitan Opera Frederick Memorial Hospital D.B. Watson Watson's Watson's Ice and Beverage Eagles Club

Vote change on Naacp election and reading program

Letter from Pward B Jenkins Frederick endorses reconsidering NAACP election voting by members and mailing candidates while criticizing a WFMD program remark on African American literacy as a call for better reading comprehension. He suggests pocket dictionaries and faith as guidance.

Donna Diggs Frederick NAACP WFMD Charlene Edmonds

Persecution and impeachment debate over Clinton lies

A speaker denounces political persecution of President Clinton, arguing impeachment over a consensual affair is misuse of constitutional power. The piece contrasts Republican actions with alleged hypocrisy, suggesting lies are common and dismissing the focus on personal misconduct as inconsequential to national governance.

Clinton Roscoe Bartlett Representative Bartlett

Letter writers urge civility and forgiveness in politics

Bruce D. Weaver and Jan Roberts share memories and views on politics and personal sacrifice. The letter urges forgiveness, condemns factionalism, and stresses Constitution permission for human error while honoring organ donor Unionville star Bruce D. Weaver and his generosity aiding sight restoration for two women.

Car hit and run in Safeway lot dented left side

Letter reports a Dec 31 incident in the Safeway parking lot on Seventh Street. The writer, a single mother from Frederick County, says a red car struck her red Honda, left no information, and caused costly repairs and a rental car need for her FMH commute. She claims a witness may have seen the other driver leave. Heather Butts, Hagerstown.

Safeway Seventh Street Frederick County FMH

Loving son Danny Roberts remembered after fatal accident

A heartfelt remembrance notes that Danny Roberts died after an August 1998 accident at age ? The message defends his character, cites his community involvement in Walkersville and drama, and questions speculation about the incident and causes.

Danny Roberts Danny Louisiana Walkersville

Letters to the Editor at The Frederick News Post

The Frederick News Post invites letters exclusive to the paper with sender name address and phone numbers. Some letters are published by space. poetry and letters to others are not accepted. submission options include mail fax or email.

Fredenck News-Post News-Post Muse Frederick News-Post E. Patrick SL Frederick Tradeticknewspost.com

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Roy Meachum Rome China Robyn Blumner Etstain Isles of the Hews-Post Santa Es Kenneth E. Burkhard Automobile Club of Maryland W. Patrick SL Francis Scott Key Hotel Frederick City B&o South Market Street William H. duBell BEC Pward B. Jenkins Frederick Oliver North U.S White House Capitol Bruce D. Weaver Unionville Jan Roberts Frederick Heather Butts Hagerstowiy
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