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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1993
Page
4
A district notes MLK Day proceeds and urges daily practice of equality and freedom. It highlights student study of King, progress since his 1968 death, and ongoing work to end bias, urging continued effort toward a just society.
Langs L Goldstern recalls 1929 the lamp post on 15th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue where he watched Hoover sworn in as 31st president. He marks a lifelong Maryland link to inaugurations from Washington to the capital, noting eight Republican and seven Democratic ceremonies and future plans.
Enforcement follows amnesty for non registered home providers and requires criminal background checks including child abuse history. Fire inspections are performed where applicable to ensure safety while parents work. The Cumberland Times notes steps to close unregistered operations and protect children.
Bill Clinton enters the presidency amid a rocky transition with unfilled top posts and backpedaled promises. The piece notes ethics questions, press strain, and shifts on tax cuts, deficits, and Haiti policy, questioning whether his core beliefs will endure as he aims to tackle health care, economy, and reform.
In Annapolis Frederick County delegates debate the fiscal impact of overriding Gov. Mandel's vetoes on seven bills. Delegates Wirts and Delphey lean toward supporting the vetoes while Hutton questions a bill reimbursing subdivisions for school construction costs pre July 1 1967. Presidential parade invites Frederick Juniors Brunswick and Graceham Ambulance groups with representatives named. County Attorney Gastley urges a Department of Permits and Inspections to centralize construction approvals now issued by multiple agencies.
A veteran commenter argues Adam Cullen faced excessive consequences after a shotgun was found in his car trunk. The writer believes the case was a setup and that expulsion harms a career, urging more measured handling without harsh penalties for unintended acts.
Bruce B. Derrick told a Washington hearing that 24 Washington DC market milk producers had gone out of business and more would exit unless milk prices improved. In Frederick, 24 Selective Service men were sent off from Winchester Hall with coffee and doughnuts by AWVS. Julia Etchison’s letter spurred a celebration, and Hood College professor James Ranck spoke on Japan’s history comparing it with Britain at C Burr Artz Library.
A long-tenured Farm Fresh employee recalls starting before the 1921 opening at 10 Frederick Shopping Center. She details roles behind the scenes and in customer service, meeting thousands of customers, marrying a fellow employee, and sharing birthdays, showers, and memories across decades with the Farm Fresh family.
As January 23 approaches, the writer notes family members wandering away in search of a new start amid unemployment and lack of insurance. The family plans to return home from Farm Fresh one last time, their ties stretched across three states yet kept strong by love and friendship. Carol Owens
A Westminster note from Douglas Mathias thanks Western Maryland citizens for their long relationship since 1977 and acknowledges ongoing debate on regional issues and the national recession's impact. He expresses appreciation for personal support from county friends and to keep attention on nation and region.
Wade W Parrish argues in a Brunswick letter to the editor that Frederick City Police Department's Action Plan bans applicants who oppose any race or culture and imposes racial preferences without demonstrated past discrimination. He calls the plan unconstitutional and urges the city to do better.
Frederck PostJen published a Sam Yu stall photo titled Awet wait. It captures a father and son waiting under rain at the corner of North Market and West Church streets. A mural named Earthbound looms above creating an artistic scene in a Frederick city setting.
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