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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1993

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3

Mahone settlement nudges Frederick toward fair policing

The city agreeing to most points raised by Willie Mahone signals a shift in Frederick from ensemble talk to binding action. The pact calls for minority hiring targets, a community relations specialist, and mandatory training on race and civil rights, with the chief openly backing broader African American recruitment and oversight to ensure equal enforcement of laws.

Frederick City Mahone Frederick Raffensberger Willie Mahone

Defense of FEMA: A Miami Hurricane Andrew deployment recount

Joyce Wivell defends FEMA after Hurricane Andrew, recalling arrival at Miami International Airport with about 80 FEMA staff, setup at the old Eastern Air Lines building, rapid training, strict curfews, and 23 days of focused aid to thousands. She praises registrars, names coworkers, and cites a grateful beneficiary as proof of efforts.

Tve Federal Emergency Management Agency FEMA Miami Florida Miami International Eastern Airlines Manny Leo Nury Liz David Jim Vernon Grace Carlos Mel Virginia Sam

Language, Politics and Action in Congress

A reflective critique argues that political language masks intentions rather than revealing meaning, noting Congress often favors talk over action. It cites moments of rhetoric, silent assent, and partisan signals, suggesting government may function more as discourse than decisive policy. The piece discusses language as an intellectual exercise versus political action.

George Orwell Congress Spy Magazine New York America Freedonia Corinne Brown D-Fla Nick Smith R-Mich United Nations Steve Buyer R-Ind Middle East Jay Inslee D Wash

Language as politics in Freedonia satire in Scripps Howard

Freshman comments on a Freedonia crisis reveal how language, not knowledge, governs politics. The piece argues that phrases lack substance, serving authority while masking unpalatable truths and hypocrisies. It contrasts Orwellian critique with presidential spin about Chelsea Clinton’s private school decision.

George Orwell Freedonia Clinton Chelsea

Frederick items highlight wartime civic actions and local appoints

George R. Brey established a temporary Frederick headquarters to aid commercial vehicle operators with Certificate of War Necessity rules. Frederick County Commissioners named Thurmias R. Saylor to the Board of Assessors for the remaining Mer cer term. The Key to Victory drive by Frederick High School’s Land Division collected 3784 keys and metal for the Junior Chamber of Commerce, led by Sue McAlpin and others.

George R. Brey U.S Office of Defense Transportation ODT Frederick Frederick County Thurmias R. Saylor Walkersville Grayson H. Mercer Frederick High School Victory Corps Chamber of Commerce Sue McAlpin Vernon Christensen Joseph Staley Gordon Harris

Eastalco’s New President Outlines 5 Million Investment Plan

Marcel Paul, newly arrived from France, met the public and announced Howmett-Pechiney approved a 5 million investment for an environmental control system at the Buckeystown plant. He cited plans to expand the aluminum reduction plant to a second potline, signaling growth and modernization.

Eastalco Aluminum Company Marcel Paul France Eastalco Howmett-Pechiney Buckeystown Paul

Frederick County board hires noneducation degree teachers

A letter from Mary S. Cramer supports hiring teachers with degrees outside education, praising flexibility and courage. She urges elimination of tenure and proposes a revised school year with longer summer and midyear breaks, while noting her own pursuit of an education degree.

Frederick County

Lewistown Rezoning Sparks Commission Learning Session

Frederick County commissioners approved rezoning Covered Bridge Estates in Lewistown from Agricultural to Row despite protests from Utica Lewistown residents. Concerns focus on safety, traffic along Unea Road, and potential sewer plans harming Fisting Creek area as wetlands and homesites rise.

Frederck County Lewistown Utica Frederick County Ubcas Lesistown Unea Ubea Meanderng

Citizens warn on Utica Road danger in Frederick County

Letters from FRAN ROBINSON Thurmont and ROY OKAN Frederick urge county commissioners to reconsider Utica Road expansion. They warn added traffic will increase risk on a curving, high speed route, potentially harming teens and residents of Utica and Lewistown.

Frederick Utica Road Frederick County Utica Lewistown

Letter praises WFMD actions and defends WFRE changes

Carol Covell argues WFMD improved while WFRE shifted from easy listening to country. She dislikes rap and talk shows, recalls WMD, and urges fellow country music fans to unite to keep WFRE as is, noting rivals in the same building and calling for action to prevent a return to former formats.

WFRE WFMD Betsy Koogle Frederick WMD WQSI WEMD Rush Limbaugh

Camp Greentop Programs Face BOE Funding Review

The Board of Education weighs cutting funding for Camp Greentop and other outdoor education programs. Former principal recalls 1950s to present impact, with thousands of students from grades 5 and 6 taking geology, plant and animal studies, astronomy and history on Catoctin Mountain. Students engage in environmental care and outdoor learning across multiple days and activities.

Board of Education Camp Greentop BOE Catoctin Mountain Park Fredenck County

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