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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1998

Page

4

Commuting Solutions Summit Pushes Alternatives for Roads

Frederick and Montgomery counties urge car commuters to join carpools vanpools and use HOV lanes and transit. County Executive Doug Duncan challenges 2000 businesses to offer employee commuting benefits by 2000 with discounted transit tickets and incentives. Walking biking and telecommuting centers are discussed as options with regional traffic relief stressed and MARC service eyed for future.

Commuting Solutions Doug Duncan State Department of Transportation David Winstead Jim Clarke The Sierra Club Frederick County MARC Shady Grove Metro Point of Rocks Frederick Montgomery County

Fall of the Oval Office from sainthood to politics of sex

Roy Meachum reflects on the decline of the American presidency, tracing how public trust eroded from FDR to Truman and through later leaders. He depicts a shift from reverence to scandal and argues that ongoing moral scrutiny and media sensationalism shape the office’s current perception. Friday's column: the movie.

Wen Oval Office Franklin Delano Roosevelt Soviet Union White House New York Fdr Harry Truman Dulles Mr Kennedy Lyndon Baines Johnson Vietnam Richard Mitheus Nixon Jimmy Carter Ronald Reagan George Bush Mr. Carter William Jefferson Clinton Elvis Presley Wilt Chamberlain Bill Clinton

Newsroom Standards Slide in Monica Lewinsky Saga

A critique tracks how Newsweek and other outlets shifted from guarded sourcing to sensational, hurried reporting on Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky. It notes early responsible restraint, then rapid broadcasting of unverified claims fueled by competition and sensational headlines.

Newsweek Michael Isikoff Monica Lewinsky Clinton Paula Jones Ms. Lewinsky Vernon Jordan Jones Jordan Washington Post Los Angeles Times ABC News Matt Drudge Matt Lauer Secret Service The Post ABC Scripps Howard News Service

Alderman Renn Named Frederick Fuel Coordinator

Alderman Alvey V. Renn was named chief fuel coordinator for Frederick by Mayor Lloyd C. Culler with Police Chief Frederick M. Straley as assistant. The role covers fuel oil distribution and conservation in case of shortages as a preparatory measure. Fire department banquet attendance exceeded 200 at Middletown Lutheran Church, with Albert Y. Boileau presiding and notable locals present. The Monocacy River rose, flooding roads and forcing detours near Ceresville as Md 26 flooded. Health officials warned about clouded water and odor from flooding, advising boiling water for at least 10 minutes. Delphey questioned a $70,000 grant rejection for Hanson-Thomas House restoration. Dorsey said Delphey’s remarks were politically motivated.

Alvey V. Renn Frederick Lloyd C. Culler Frederick M. Straley Frederick County Middletown Volunteer Fire Department Middletown Lutheran Church Albert Y. Boileau Philip Beard Frederick County Volunteer Firemen's Association William E. Hardy WFMD Herman Toms Ernest Fox Paul L. Hoffmaster Middletown Monocacy River Ceresville Israel Creek del. Julien P Delphey Annapolis Maryland Historical Trust Hanson- Thomas Lawrence A. Dorsey Board of Commissioners Delphey

Be Yourself and Share Joy as a Parent Compass

Being yourself sets a true example for pre teens and peers. Offer shared activities but if refused, enjoy your own passions such as dancing alone, singing, hiking, or attending concerts. Your happiness inspires children to love their own lives and see your passions as valid. Christine Maccabee Sabillasville

Alternative cures for high rate woes

Opinion piece argues high credit card rates are a financial cancer and offers five remedies including transferring balances, debt consolidation loans, home equity refinancing, spending less, or bankruptcy. It recalls 1970s Maryland rate controls and bank jobs loss, urging competition to curb rates.

Maryland Baltimore MBNA Maryland National Bank

Peace on Earth and the birds of Frederick

A local citizen decries costly measures to deter urban birds in Frederick praising free enterprise while condemning noise pollution from city trucks and bird predation on trees and roofs. The writer links development, wildlife harm, and powerful political narratives to question truth and governance.

Frederick Mao Tse Tung China

Apology Owed Over Festival Dates Move

Middletown writer Bob Hasle reports that John Ashbury accused the Festival of the Arts move to June weekend as racist. The article states Ashbury owes the festival committee an apology for those remarks.

John Ashbury Festival

Healthier View on Conflicts of Interest in Frederick County

A reader urges calm handling of competing events and praises inclusive cooperation among Frederick County residents. The letter emphasizes diversity, avoiding racism labels, and encourages organizers to coordinate to ensure success for all activities.

Frederick County

Supply Siders and Growth in Tax Revenue Debate

The piece discusses 1980s supply siders mocked for proposing flows from rich to needy and now claims growth funded deficits. It notes Virginia schools adopting new testing standards, with Fairfax mirroring federal moves, suggesting political influence behind policy shifts.

Virginia Fairfax

GOP Leaders Call Tax Cuts as Republicans Seek Control of Agenda

Senate Leader Trent Lott led Republicans in the wake of Clinton's State of the Union, urging tax cuts, local school control, and smaller government. He contrasted GOP goals with Clinton's plans, emphasized debt reduction, and pledged fiscal discipline while defending defense and freedom.

Washington Clinton State of the Union Senate Trent Lott R-Miss Congress Lott GOP John Linder R-Ga House Mr. Linder Mr. Lott Internal Revenue Service

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