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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 2001

Page

3

Tax breaks and tax hike hints shadow Maryland finances

A Maryland editorial examines tax cuts from past General Assembly sessions, Fredericks County’s new share of local income tax, and hints of future state tax increases. It notes booming revenue earlier, rising spending, and asks lawmakers to justify every penny of proposed expenditure amid a $20 billion state budget.

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Hecht’s political future in Frederick County circles

A partisan column critiques Democrat Sue Hecht amid internal party tensions and rivalries. It notes Hecht’s 1998 re election reliance on Republicans, her clashes with county figures like Anita Stup, and the shifting district lines shaping Frederick and Brunswick. The piece foresees She may face tough races and potential legal scrutiny as 2002 campaigns loom.

GOP Katzenjammer Sue Democrats Thelem Stup Sue Hecht Annapolis Hecht Bruce Reeder Reeder Glendening Ms. Hecht Gardner Freschman Spring Ridge Anne Conse Society de Eeers Loreen Kathleen Kennedy Rae Niky Ree Ors

Clinton proposes Election Day holiday amid voter turnout debate

Commentary on President Clinton urging civil rights action while leaving office, arguing an Election Day holiday could raise turnout but highlighting financial and religious concerns, absentee balloting limits, and the deeper causes of indifference. It notes past turnout trends and criticizes the holiday idea as impractical and costly.

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Maryland official cites costs on post war projects in briefings

MAJ GEN Mat A Reckord told the Senate finance committee that Maryland has spent five million dollars on post war improvements to the post and another fourteen million in National Guard funds with two thirds federal money. He noted Camp Aieter would be worth at least twelve million on the current market.

Ger Mat Reckord Maryland Senate Finance Committee Camp Aitetue

Roy Meachum touted as jazz authority and advisor

A writer extols Roy Meachum as a key jazz authority and confidant to Armstrong and Ellington. The piece jokes about Meachum influencing Ken Burns and potential future consulting on crises, noting his broad influence across arts and politics.

Ken Burns Roy Meachum Mr Meachum Louis Armstrong Duke Ellington New Orleans Burns Mr. Meachant Middle East California Bush Frederick

Ravens Coverage Stirring Fans Across Regions

A stumbling note from a reader thanks the publication for Ravens coverage in IT. The writer contrasts Frederick’s Redskins-leaning crowd with growing Ravens enthusiasm and hints at shifting fan dynamics and regional interest.

Ravens Frederick

Wright praised as beloved coach at Governor Thomas Johnson High School

Rusty Wright of Wright praised for shaping players at Governor Thomas Johnson High School in Myrtle Beach. The message defends his character and impact, urging administration to reconsider calls for his resignation, noting his role as a mentor on and off the field.

Bridgewater College Thomas Johnson Wright

Coach Wright to Depart TJ Football program

A parent notes the departure of Coach Ben Wright from TJ football and offers thanks for his leadership and impact on players and the program.

Ben Wrights TJ Football

Letters praise football program leader and college path aid

A reader thanks the program head for prioritizing the players welfare and life after football. The letter highlights the mentor's commitment to guiding many athletes into college and recognizing volunteers for their support. Judy Spurrier signs the note.

Drunk en driver jailed on 11th offense report

An Associated Press item claims Michael Sr. of Frederick faces a serious intoxicated driving offense marked as his 11th. The missive questions the judiciary's handling and urges harsh public punishment for Roberts and Bill Roberts, expressing strong, hostile sentiment toward them. The anonymous letter ends with a violent diatribe against the individuals.

Associated Press Michael Sr Frederick J Milner Roberts Roberts

Emmitsburg Faces Parking Trouble and Street Access

Residents complain about a confusing two way street where one end serves as both entrance and exit. The town plans to require left side residents to park opposite the exit entrance, creating disputes over driveways and parking around. Local names referenced include Teresa Kesslerling and JFW.

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Credit for education funds boosted in Frederick County

The Interagency on School Construction recommended over 22 million dollars for Frederick County, a record for the area. The rise from 11.7 million followed an appeal led by County Commissioner Jan Gardner, School Superintendent Jack Dale, Facilities Services Director Ray Bad Barnes, and others advocating for public education.

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Meachum Propaganda Accuses Senate Leaders in Local Column

A reader criticizes Meachum for spreading alleged propaganda in a January column about Senate President Mike Miller. The letter disputes claims, notes the 14 GOP senators and 47 in the chamber, and urges readers of The Frederick News-Post to seek the truth amid partisan rhetoric.

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Letters to the Editor Tip of the Week Notice

The Frederick News Post prints reader letters but warns against posted poems or verses. It invites submissions via mail, fax, or email and provides contact details including the Frederick address and a general submission method for opinions and community input.

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