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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1998

Page

4

Community rally to rebuild EFLL after devastating fire

East Frederick Little League seeks funds after a December blaze destroyed 12 youth teams gear, concession kitchen equipment, and field maintenance tools at Max Kehne Field. Insurance covers building. contents not. Goal is 20 000 dollars with 4000 raised, donations urged by mid February to outfit 175 200 players and restore operations by April 12.

Redskins East Frederick Max Kehne Seventh Street Jerry Warren Little League Nations Bank EFLL Frederick Little League Todd Brown Market St. Frederick MD Warren Frederick Orioles

Whittier supermarket clash ends brief withdrawal

In Frederick County a plan for a 53,000 square foot Weis Markets supermarket near Whittier faced strong homeowner opposition. The deal collapsed after local activists, backed by attorney Thomas Dernoga, toppled the proposal, sparking reflections on development and politics as the 1990s battle echoes into local races.

Arvin Ausherman Whittier Frederick Winchester Hall David Thomas Dernoga Goliath Jack Kent Cooke Redskins Laurel Dernoga Village Center Association Schroder Farm Bruce Hamilton GOB Ausherman

Media Stage for Criminals Harms Public Trust

Dan Thomasson critiques how the press gives platforms to convicted figures like Dan Rostenkowski and G. Gordon Liddy. He argues free speech does not justify promoting crime or profiting from past misconduct, urging media to restrict such exposure and focus on substantive accountability.

Liddy Rostenkowski Joseph Goebbels Hitler Dan Thomasson Scripps Howard Scripps Howard News Service

Frederick County Welfare Board names Katherine Thomas director

The Frederick County Welfare Board selects Katherine Thomas daughter of Mr and Mrs John B Thomas near Middletown to replace George H Finck as director. County Bar Association recommends photostat recording of legal instruments in the Clerk of Court Office. A clothing donation from Helen Moss found its way to Bre men Germany. Metropolitan Commission criticized as unresponsive to the public. University of Maryland official Henry M Eppes speaks on home rule bottlenecks. Frederick County Chapter of the International Management Council chartered at Freder ick Holiday Inn with local officers listed.

Frederick County Helen Moss W. Patrick Sr Frieda Wiebrook Bremen Germany Henry M. Eppes University of Maryland Gov. Thomas Johnson High School International Management Council Frederick Holiday Inn Larry Wenshoff Frederick Trading Company IMC George Wheelock Lesco Plastics Tom Jenkins ADT Ken Suffercool Frederick Electronics Chuck Oster Frederick Gas Co Carl Gaites YMCA

Frederick City’s Rise and Urban Renewal Push

Edward B. Jenkins supports Frederick’s urban planning effort and cautions of expected crime rise amid planning commission work. He commends police for swift action at a parking lot near Mr Designs, noting no hostages were involved and praising Frederick’s police.

Frederick City Maryland Baltimore

Letters to the Editor on Blaine election campaign

TOM GEISER argues that campaign spending was an overkill and questions if Blaine’s vote reflects general citizen wishes or only Ron Young’s supporters, labeling the effort a poor use of tax dollars.

Blaine Ron Young

No disclaimer prompts calls for counterpoint in press

Letter discusses media bias and the duty of The Frederick News-Post to verify facts. Patricia Herschwitzky comments on home schooling experiences, emphasizing individualized teaching, parental control, time flexibility, and family bonding despite challenges. Judy A. Echols shares Erick home schooling insights.

Frederick News-Post Roy Meachum New Post Meachum

Carroll Creek Development Project debated in local flood saga

A letter critiques the Carroll Creek flood control plan and the larger Carroll Creek Development Project noting cost overruns from 10 million to over 55 million dollars. The author questions effectiveness of flood protection and casts doubt on local politicians Ron and Blaine Young regarding the project and past mayoral election discussions.

Baker Park Carroll Creek Ron Blaine Young Blaine Ron Young

Work Commitment in Home Schooling

The author describes homeschooling their children for about three months and researching the practice through other families. They note positive findings about homeschooled children and a generally serious concern among homeschool families about their children's well-being, reflecting mixed community attitudes.

Letters to the Editor at The Frederick News-Post

The Frederick News-Post invites letters exclusive for publication. Writers must include name, home and business addresses and phone numbers for verification. Space limits vary. poetry and religious verse are not published. submissions may be published or withheld. mailing fax and email options are provided.

Frederck News-Post Inc Frederick News-Post E. Patrick St P.O Frederick Fredericknewspost

Schoenke enters Maryland governor race challenging Glendening

Laytonsville resident Ray Schoenke former Redskins star and self-made millionaire launches Democratic campaign for Maryland governor denouncing leadership under Gov Parris Glendening. He pools 400000 already raised, emphasizes outsider status and promises position papers, citing mediocrity and corruption rather than specific policies.

Annapolis Laytonsville Ray Schoenke Washington Schoenke Glendening Harford County Eileen Rehrmann Terry McGuire Davidsonville Prince Georges County California Florida Maine Maryland Parris Glendening

Burns elected president of EMS advisory council

Jean Burns of Boonsboro was elected president of the Mid- Maryland Emergency Medical Services Advisory Council in Hagerstown on Tuesday night. She will serve two years with officers including Eric Smothers, John Sexton, Edgar Crist, George B Delaplaine Jr., and H Wayne Williams. The council includes Frederick and Washington counties and advises MIEMSS on policies and grants. Proposals seek mandatory pre hospital notification of certain infectious exposures beyond HIV status.

Hagerstown Jean Burns Boonsboro Mid- Maryland Emergency Medical Services Advisory Council Maryland Institute For Emergency Medical Services Systems Miemss

Sex offender bill faces clash over post release commitment

At Annapolis hearings victims rights advocates and civil libertarians sparred as the House committee weighed a bill allowing court ordered mental health commitment for sex offenders after prison. Proponents cite high recidivism, while opponents warn of unsafe civil targeting of individuals with mental abnormalities.

Annapolis Sue Hecht D-Frederick Washington Michael Burns R-Anne Arundel House Judiciary Committee Roger Zook White Rock Frederick County Zook Prince George’s County Ms. Hecht

House GOP pushes 6 percent income tax cut plan

Annapolis House GOP rolls out agenda promising a 6 percent income tax cut this year and next, totaling 14 percent when including last year's 2 percent cut. They back a fair education funding formula and a VEIP repair cap of 150 dollars, plus a proposal to make English the official state language.

Annapolis House of Delegates GOP House Robert Kittleman R-Howard Nancy Grasmick

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