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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 2001

Page

4

Opening salvo for Frederick County in Maryland General Assembly

The Annapolis session opens with Delegates Sue Hecht and Jan Gardner securing a new road project for Frederick County while Senators Tim Ferguson and Alex Mooney clash on the floor over last year’s gun legislation. The memo urges Ferguson and Mooney to set aside personal vendettas, focusing on tangible county benefits.

General Assembly Annapolis Frederick County Sue Hecht Jan Gardner Tim Ferguson Alex Mooney Hecht Gardner Ferguson Mooney Assembly Prince George's County Mike Miller Miller Senate Mr. Miller Sens. Ferguson Cas Cis Memoer

Clinton as presidential judgment and personal conduct

The column weighs Clinton’s presidency and personal life, arguing the economic boom was driven by Reagan era policies while Clinton’s domestic aims largely failed. It accuses him of health care collapse, welfare reform limits, trade policies aided by Republicans, and unaddressed Social Security Medicare issues, then condemns his personal misconduct and deception.

Clinton Oval Office Ronald Reagan Alan Greenspan Greenspan Treasury Robert Rubin Wation Congress NAFTA WTO China Northern Ireland Middle East U.S

Local Notables and Civic Updates From Carroll County and Frederick

Robert C Tyson named vice president of US Steel Corporation board at YMCA election in Thurmont ties to local leaders James Ramsburg elected president with Kobertzhaugh as former vice president New officers and Westbrook sewer work advancing through Carroll Creek area Former Maryland Historical Society address highlights local history efforts Krista Burgee Pam Durdock and Heather Burgee pictured ice skating on Culler Lake Eagle Scout Craig Rudy invited to Reagan inauguration events Nancy Lauderschared with Arabian horse Equus at Holly Hills Horse Center near Wamsville National Labor Relations Board finds Frederick Memorial Hospital guilty of unfair labor practices for not recognizing a nurses union

Nancy Laudersiead Oyer Holly Hills Horse Center Wamsville Cathy Washington Pennsylvania Avenue National Labor Relations Board Frederick Memorial Hospital

Historic District Risked by New Condo Development

Melissa Brandstatter of Frederick voices concern about 300000 dollar condos threatening the downtown Historic District. She warns mass development would alter the historic face of Frederick and urges preserving the area’s character.

New York City Baker Park Frederick

Shopping Center Plans Stir Townsfolk and Shoppers

A reader discusses proposed developments near Hayward Road, noting Frederick still lacks quality shopping options. Complaints include traffic, overcrowded schools, and high food prices at local venues. Citizens urge better affordable dining and a cohesive community feel through new investment and policy.

Hayward Road Frederick Aman Washington Baltimore Frederic Towne FSK Dee and Rel S Keys Harry Grove

Headlight use on U S 15 urged for safety and arborist notes

Reader argues headlights should be mandatory on U S 15 to boost visibility and reduce crashes. Separate letters advocate removing airport trees causing aviation history concerns and urge replacing tall trees with low growing species rather than topping, citing arborist groups and standards.

Thurnmont residents vent on hikes to trash fees and crews

A Thurmont letter to the editor criticizes Hoke Weil and Mark Hoke for a 400 percent increase in trash disposal fees and the hiring of 20 county workers with vehicles. The writer argues the rise harms residents and urges reform, calling for accountability from local officials.

Weil Jesse Mark Hoke Sears

Breakfast for Children at Home Prompted by Letter

A reader letter from January 15 proposes serving breakfast at home to children in schools. The writer discusses the challenge of rising costs and keeping up with clothing needs while ensuring kids get a meal. The piece reflects concerns about school meal programs and household budgets.

Distorting Truth Over HRC Appointments Comment

Cathy Brennan challenges Commissioner John Thompson on an claim about HRC appointment history. She notes Maryland law does not criminalize private adult non-commercial sexual conduct and cites a 1999 county commission discussion on sexual orientation protections. She accuses officials of distorting facts for political agendas.

John Thompson HRC Garyland Thompson Theeaibian Dod Tik Ieunger Alen Mooney

Warnings on U S 15 recalled near Frederick Maryland

The message recalls 20 years ago when U S 15 north of Frederick faced warnings. A final turn in the tale was a large Resthaven sign reading You Are Now Entering the Most Danger Road in Maryland, or close to that wording.

U.S.15 Frederick Resthaven Maryland

Hope for change in Frederick's delegation

A reader from Walkersville urges Frederick County officials to unite and improve their reputation in Annapolis. The letter criticizes major divisions, calls for accountability next election year, and urges leaders to act to serve the people of Frederick County.

Frederick Hope Frederick County

Topping Trees Not an Option in Frederick Trend

A local trend in Frederick shows residents rejecting tree topping as a maintenance practice. City officials note growing interest in preserving tree structure and health, with calls for updated standards and public awareness campaigns.

Kindness Liberalism Questioned by Kennedy Prompt

Robert Kennedy questions the spread of Kindness Liberalism in churches worldwide arguing that compassion toward neighbors is a central tenet while skepticism rises about its universal adoption. He frames the issue as a moral debate on sermon emphasis and societal impact.

GOP Faces Internal Strain Amid Personal Destruction Claims

Republican figures push back as the party grapples with accusations of a politics of personal destruction. Critics say internal divisions threaten brand cohesion and credibility while calling for restraint and reform. Mount Airy observer notes local reactions and calls for unity.

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Letters to the Editor Guidance and Contact Details

A misformatted call for letters to the editor from The Frederick News-Post outlines how readers should submit letters by mail, fax, or email. The piece includes scrambled lines and rough contact instructions for mailing to Frederick Maryland, with the address and submission options.

Matt Lemera Frederick Mews-Post Frederick

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