Maryland faces billion-dollar hole in 2003 budget plan
A top budget analyst warns of a 1 billion hole in the 2003 Maryland budget under Governor Glendening's plan. It defers a 177.4 million tax cut, shifts 70 million from the Automobile Insurance Fund and 70 million from the Woodrow Wilson Bridge/Metro funding, and trims various programs. Delegate Sue Hecht questions the statutory changes required.
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Feuerhly
Warren Deschenaux
Glendening
Maryland
Annapolis
Woodrow Wilson
Sue Hecht
House Budget Committee
Michael Mortis
Deschenavs
Mier
Parris Glendening
Rest of the Story of My Arrest and Public Record
A candid memoir recounts a 2002 DUI arrest, DMV verdicts, and a delayed public record. It describes Sgt Wayne Trapp’s statements, alleged prompting by an unnamed caller, and subsequent police actions against the author, plus linked incidents involving Barbara Domer, a Rainbow Restaurant raid, and clashes with Frederick officials.
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Wayne Trapp
Department of Motar Vehicles
Sgt. Trapp
Hagerstown
Sta
Axe
Trapp
DMV
Hawild Duner
Theaddquart
Mr. Meacham
Barbara Dames
Palittas
Bomer
Tale of two prisoners and a warden’s reform effort
A New York Auburn Prison life sentence tale recounts Thomas Osborne’s drive to reform inmate Canada Blackie through kindness. The story contrasts a guard teaching an inmate to channel profanity into a poster and later learning to read, ending with an inspiring sign that says God bless you.
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Anada Blackie
New York
Auburn
Ustigetig Ss Pragearn
Finntly
Canada Bleckie
Prisen
Guideposts
Louis Prima Ordered to Pay Damage for 1951 Engagement
Louis Prima, famed orchestra leader, was ordered by the American Federation of Musicians to pay O W Rosenberry and others in entertainment enterprises $4 109 71 in damages for walking out on a 1951 engagement described as an accident behavior film shown at a Lions Club meeting. Frederick County recorded 749 accidents in 1951 with 279 injuries and 31 deaths. The city recreation commission announced a winter basketball program for high school age boys at Frederick High School, supervised by Jim Fraser. A proposed ordinance would ban popular portable kerosene space heaters from Frederick city dwellings, citing safety concerns after a 101 state code change allowed heaters in single family units. Junior Fire Company No 2 held its second annual joint dinner dance at the Independent Hose Company on Baughman’s Drive, with John Wisties presenting awards. TL Richard Hahn won first place in fire walk with 274 points, followed by Richard Myers with 833 and Joseph Shelton with ?
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Louis Prima
American Federation of Musicians
O.W. Rosenberry
Assumates
Braddock Heights
Dhance
Lions Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Ray Walter
Lion Safety Committee
Frederick County
City Recreation Commission
Frederick High School
Jim Fraser
Frederick City
City Fire Board
Board of Aldermen
Disney dogs Fantasy and reality warning on dogs from Snow Dogs
Marjorie Inden, executive director of Frederick County Humane Society, warns parents about Siberian Huskies and similar breeds in the wake of Disney film hype. She notes these dogs require experienced owners, serious training, grooming, and space, not suited for typical working families or first time owners.
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Disney
Marjorie Inden
Frederick County Humane Society
Markoe lauds YMCA leadership amid Frederick move forward
Markoe praises both former and current YMCA officials at the Frederick branch noting a challenging period resolved by strong volunteer leadership. He highlights a devoted, skilled board guiding the non profit through issues and growth, with staff and members benefiting from improved programs and direction.
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Frederick Ymca
YMCA
Tyas
Frederick
Tadihede
YMCA Leaders Thank Volunteers Amid County Progress
Frederick County residents are urged to recognize and celebrate volunteering boards that support non craft groups while praising the YMCA for turning around debt and expanding services. The letter calls for support and condemns fear mongering headlines as unfounded.
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Prederi¢& County
YMCA
Firsbeliss
Jond Edith Tiene
serviCn
Senior Driver Assumptions Stir Online Debate
A reader from Middletown argues about aging drivers and highway safety, warning against judging senior motorists. The note criticizes public speculation on an accident, calling for restraint and noting that aging does not exempt anyone from driving errors.
Biased Debate Over Tongue Piercing Risks
A biased broadside questions media alarm over tongue piercings linking to brain abscesses and other risks. It attacks sensational reporting, mocks fearmongering, and argues for clearer, nonjudgmental coverage of piercing safety and public health.
Driving Is Freedom in Response to Senior Driving Laws
Marjorie Tucker of Texas defends driving independence in a letter citing licensing law debates and personal practice of avoiding night or bad weather driving. She argues seniors retain wisdom and need licenses to maintain independence for daily tasks like shopping, medical visits, and church.
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Robert Wilmer
Texas
Mt. Witter
Letters to One Editor from The Frorteviek News-Post
Readers submit opinions and notices to the newspaper outlining views on current events and local matters. The page includes requests for contact, publication timing, and mailing details for responses or letters to be printed.
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Beanie
Frorteviek News-Post
P.O. Bax
Frederick
Faxity
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