State of the State address on bay pollution plan contrasts with farm scrutiny
Gov Glendening proposes a 13.9 million nutrient management program to cut nitrogen and phosphorus runoff into the Chesapeake Bay by 2002, with 11 evaluation teams and fines for noncompliance. Critics call for stronger enforcement, current-law focus, and expanded education, while urging scientific study of pfiesteria sources and incubation. The debate frames growth, land use, and costly mandates as key challenges.
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Glendening
Feds
General Assembly
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Titanic dominates Oscar night in bold fashion
Roy Meachum reviews Titanic and Tomorrow Never Dies noting Cameron's epic as the megamovie with lavish detail and pervasive tragedy. He praises Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio while contrasting Bond’s glossy tech spectacle with the human depth of the sinking tale. The piece mixes personal reaction with critics’ takes and references New York Times opinions.
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Sharon
James Cameron
Mr. Cameron
Sam Peckinpaugh
Britain
White Star Line
Prometheus
Cameron
New York Times
Atlanta
Kate Winslet
Boheman
Leonards DiCaprio
Miss Winslet
Glenn Stuart
DiCapno
Cinematicc
Romeo
Mr DiCaprio
James Bond
Tom Swift
Nere
Punch
Pierce Brosnan
Sean Connery
Jonathan Proyce
Judi Dench
Victoria
Mrs Brown
Terri Hatcher
007
O-O-Good
Michelle Yeoh
Jacke Chan
Mr. Brosnan
Cubby Broccoli
James
Gambling battle hits Atlantic City as watchdogs visit
In Atlantic City amid Super Bowl buzz, the National Gambling Impact Study Commission watched as casino interests and critics spar over addiction, jobs, and growth. Tom Grey leads the anti casino coalition while Clare Sabatini fights Trump expansion, highlighting clashes over redevelopment funding and consumer harm.
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National Gambling Impact Study Commission
Washington
Restaurant Employees International Union
Big Tobacco
Tom Grey
National Coalition Against
Grey
Gambling Inc
Atlantic City
Clare Sabatini
Donald Trump
Sabatini
New Jersey Casino Reinvestment Development Authority
Trump
Jack
Snow halts to moderate traffic as Frederick county thaws
A brief storm left a five inch snowfall across Frederick County before normal traffic resumed on state and county highways. A barn fire near McCardell Farm Braddock Pike was contained by neighbors prior to the Independent Hose Company arrival, with only a wagon-shed door scorched. Authorities cited a car engine backfire igniting straw as the cause. Damascus High School yearbook staff listed. Maryland OSHA announced a citation for Eustalco Aluminum due to toxic exposure risks to workers. Frederick Mayor rejected airport relocation as impractical. Wendy Ward fashion debut at Maryland School for the Deaf crowned several titleholders.
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McCardell Farm
Braddock Pike
Independent Hose Company
Derr House Demolition Sparks Preservation Effort
M Howard Devilbiss of Westminster laments the planned demolition of the Derr home, recalling his ancestor who lived there with her family and later married Casper Devilbiss. He seeks to aid preservation against a developer who, in his view, breaks a commitment to save the structure.
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Derr
Casper Devilbiss
Devilbiss
Sam’s Creek
Non-smoker condemns indoor smoking and urges open-air venues
A reader recounts attending a crowded club with heavy cigarette smoke, suffering health effects the next day. She argues for non-smoking sections or entirely smoke-free venues, and suggests funding a non-smoking dance or youth center to protect health over profits.
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Webster's New World Dictionary
Uice
25th anniversary marked by a sorrowful memorial event
Last week observed the 25th anniversary of a unique event marked by widespread sadness. The commemorations recalled painful memories and reflected on enduring scars carried by those affected. Local observers described a somber mood and a sense of shared remembrance.
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A reader letter discusses Roe v. Wade and abortion politics, arguing against abortion and urging pro life witness. It references President and Congress, a culture of death, and calls for life protections. An additional letter from Doris Sullivan criticizes Parks and Recreation funding priorities, advocating school-focused youth programs and prioritizing children over adults in Frederick County.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Frederick County
Board of Education
Y Youth Association
Parks and Recreation
Resident letter urges monitoring of Deer Crossing facility use
A Frederick County resident rails against Parks and Recreation control of Deer Crossing Elementary School spaces. The writer argues profit use by the county and program organizers competes with nonprofit youth groups like LUYAA MAYAA FYSA and others. They call for donations and support to schools and facilities.
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Frederick County
Bureau of Parks and Recreation
Deer Crossing
Singapore
Resignation sparks clash over campsite contract papers
Helen Davis from Frederick expresses frustration with Brunswick councilman Jack Redmond and mayor Tom Smith amid controversy over a proposed campsite director contract. She questions the reporting, praises Redmond’s departure, and hints at more to come as details unfold.
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Brunswick
Jack Redmond
Tom Smith
Redmond
Letters to the Editor at The Frederick News Post
The Frederick News Post invites signed letters with the writer’s name address and home and business phone numbers for verification. Space constraints lead to badge consideration and some letters may be published or dropped. Submissions can be mailed faxed or emailed to the provided Frederick MD contact details.
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Frederick News Post
Mews
Frederick News-Post
E. Patrick St. P.O
Frederick
Fredericknewspost.com
Tommy Hilfiger Expands Brand with TV Show and Book
Designer Tommy Hilfiger, 45, builds a lifestyle empire beyond clothes with a new book All American A Style Book and plans for a TV show and a Super Bowl commercial. His firm reports 1996 to 1997 earnings up 40 percent to 864 million and advertising costs rising to 19.6 million.
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Tommy Hilfiger
Hilfiger
William Morris Agency
Tom Julian
Council of Fashion Designers of America
Council
Fern Mallis
Fifth Avenue Studios
New York
Books on fashion and home style picks
Georgia Sauer reviews fashion and home books from Bob Yapp to Peter Lindbergh and Chic Simple. The piece highlights About Your House, Images of Women, Woman's Face, Wristwatches, The Little Black Dress, Secrets of a Fashion Therapist, and The Beauty Bible with insights on design history, makeup care, and style philosophy.
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Bob Yapp
Rich Binsacca
Bay Books
Yapp
National Trust For Historic Preservation
Peter Lindbergh
Neues Publishing Co
Mick Jagger
Donna Karan
Giorgio Armani
Prada
Isaac Mizrahi
Hanes
Tina Turner
Kim Johnson Gross
Jeff Stone
Alfred A. Knopf
Frank Edwards
Firefly Books, Ltd
Cartier
Timex
Amy Holman Edelman
Simon & Schuster
Audrey Hepburn
Coco Chanel
Chanel
Vogue
Betty Halbreich
Chic
Bergdorf Goodman
Joan Rivers
Susan Lacci
Bobbi Brown
Paula Begoun
Beginning Press
It's All You bra promises two cup sizes in sixty days
Victoria Morton unveils the It's All You bra a training bra for adult women claiming to increase breasts by two full cup sizes in sixty days by repositioning torso fat. Morton says the device raises bust line and self confidence, noting strong demand and her own larger figure from using it.
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PR Newswire
Victoria Morton
Ms. Morton
Ferinists
Celebrities’ wardrobes reveal luxury taste and status
Actress Jennifer Tilly owns a Judith Leiber evening bag worth 1775, Mel Brooks flaunts six pairs of Bruno Magli oxfords at 375 each, Helen Hunt’s shoes exceed 300, and Kelsey Grammer owns Cartier watches at 2700 and 11400. Brioni suits average 2500 with clients like Peter Jennings and Tony Bennett.
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Jennifer Tilly
Judith Leiber
Brooks
Maglis
Helen Hunt
Cartier
Beverly Hills
Calif
Madame
Monsieur
Frasier
Kelsey Grammer
Joseph Bartato
Brioni USA
Pierce Brosnan
James Bond
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