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News in Frederick, Maryland

25 Jan 1995

Page 17

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jan 25, 1995

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Popcorn Prices and Seats Shrink as Filmgoers Grumble

Matthew Robb lampoons Frederick's Holiday Cinema price hikes from 1.49 to 1.99 for Forrest Gump and notes shrinking seats and fewer popcorn kernels. He jokes that the changing economy makes a night at the movies a luxury for the super-rich while locals count coins and lament the loss of value.

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Frederick NES Frederick County Country Club Wall Street Bob Dole IBM Hercules Forrest Gump Ellen Sauerbrey Parris Glendening Richard Nixon Colonel Klink Donald Marla Trump Europe Matthew Robb
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ADHD in children requires careful, informed management

Deanna Pope defends ADHD awareness and urges informed parental decisions. She argues teachers should share information and collaborate with families, cites her Tourette syndrome son and NIH study experiences, and clarifies stimulant meds do not universally cause tics. She urges consulting Tourette Syndrome Association and CHADD for literature.

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Connie Beach NIH Ms. Beach Tourette Syndrome Association Deanna Pope Middletown
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Real estate values fall in Frederick County amid impact tax

Tom Lafft argues that Frederick County real estate values decline, especially vacant land, due to a building impact tax and weak resale prices. He says developers cut lot values to stay competitive, while broader inflation and deficits drive further price drops. Owners should reassess assessments now to avoid higher taxes later.

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