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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1998

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4

Sue Hecht Proposes Mental Hospital Commitment for Offenders

Delegate Sue Hecht co sponsors a bill with Michael Burns to allow state commitment of released sex offenders to mental hospitals after prison. Attorney General Curran backs the plan citing Kansas Supreme Court upheld law. Critics urge mandatory treatment and longer sentences while preserving civil rights and public notification safeguards.

Hecht Michael Burns Anne Arundel County Joe Curran Kansas Supreme Court Frederick County Roger Zook Zook Prince George’s

Bright light in Thurmont fades: Harry Black dies

The writer recalls Harry Black of Catoctin Mountain Orchard, a skilled grower and generous neighbor. Black, a dyed in the wool Republican, built a store on U.S. 15, shared hard earned wisdom, and mentored others. He passed away Monday at Frederick Memorial Hospital, leaving a lasting impression of kindness and sharp insight.

Thurmont Harry Black Frederick Memorial Hospital U.S 15 Catoctin Mountain Harry Frederick Catectin Robert Patricia Pat Sharon Santa Hns

Clinton Sex Scandal Era Tests Presidency and Truth

Ann McFeathers reports on the Clinton sex scandal as it tests the presidency and public belief. The piece notes impeachment talk, poll uncertainty, and the president's efforts on peace and policy while facing questions of perjury and obstruction.

Clinton Washington Kenneth Starr Capitol Hill White House Mideast Benjamin Netanyahu Yasser Arafat Netanyahu West Bank Arafat Iraq U.N Monica Lewinsky Jim Lehrer PBS Gennifer Flowers Whitewater Bosnia Ann McFeathers Wiite Scripps Howard News Service

Five Brief Items From The News Post Files

Six alternative routes through Frederick proposed by the State Roads Commission were accepted by city officials. The Frederick Historical Society met to discuss a Key monument anniversary and mourn two local figures, with Dr. Apple and Mary Tull noted. A Sabillasville garage fire, a Thurmont cannery warehouse collapse from snow, and a Brunswick station fire are recorded, plus honors for Sandra Burgee as an Outstanding Young Marylander and a local NAACP crime prevention seminar attended by community leaders.

Frederick State Roads Commission Francis Scott Key Management Association Mary C. Ott Francis Scott Key Joseph Henry Apple Mary Esther Tull Charles F Bowers

Unified effort urged for Frederick County farmers

Barbara Fouche of Tramsville urges Frederick County residents to join the Frederick County Farm Bureau to support agriculture amid drought and harsh attitudes. She emphasizes unity, independence of farmers, and collective impact through the state organization as a public speaking force for the farming community.

Frederick County Frederick County Farm Bureau

Maryland's upcoming session weighs major transportation reforms

Leaders push gas tax hike and highway funding reshaping amid budget cuts. Regional tax proposals seek to unlock funds for highways while a six‑lane Intercounty Connector would ease Beltway congestion. The Wilson Bridge plan faces federal hurdles with Maryland facing a $400 million cost.

Cal Taylor D.C Baltimore Laurel Gaithersburg Maryland Virginia Jane Wilson Congress

Governor taps senator for western bypass post

Hagerstown reporter notes governor names a state senator who has led the push for a western bypass linking I-95 in Virginia to I-270 in Maryland to a top transportation post. Other items mention potential NASCAR speedway sites including Middle River and Anne Arundel County. May reflect regional planning debates.

Virginia Maryland Middle River Baltimore County Anne Arundel County

Droneberg sentence mocks the Frederick court system

A letter condemns Frederick County Circuit Court Judge Mary Ann Stepler for a 15 month murder sentence in the Droneburg case. The writer accuses the judge and district attorney of bias, plea bargaining, and disregarding sentencing guidelines, arguing the punishment undermines justice and public trust.

Frederick Stepier Frederick County Droneburg Stepler

Chamber discusses legislation with county officials

The Frederick County Chamber of Commerce urged a county strategic plan aligned with the current comprehensive plan, to guide long term goals and funding. The group met with county commissioners to discuss taxes, capital improvements, and how to implement a 18 month task force driven plan while weighing school funding and tax authority changes.

Chamber of Commerce Frederick County Chamber City Club Frederick Joseph Leichert Leichert Ilona Hogan Ms. Hogan Chamber Legislative Bernie Grove C. Burr Artz Lebherz

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