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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1990

Page

4

Frederick Commission Studies Police Trust and Morale

The Frederick City commission, independent and impartial, will study the police department and public perception. It aims to address 18 items, with priority on morale, recruitment of minority officers, and restoring public trust amid rising drug crimes and a recent unsolved teen murder and a downtown shooting near the library. Public safety and hope depend on the commission’s findings.

Frederick City Frederick Maj Richard Ashton Ronald Young Chief Ashton Paul Gordon Ashton Gordon Commission

Election year drama heats Frederick County politics

Roy Meachum reports on a Frederick County board dinner with the Annapolis delegation. Endorsements from the builders association and Chamber of Commerce cloud the push for impact fees. A Schroder farm landfill controversy sparks a heated exchange over proposed emergency legislation and on site tests, signaling ongoing election year tempers.

Board of County Commissioners Annapolis Winchester Hall Hide Builders Association Chamber of Commerce East Chambers Anita Stup Schraders Hattery Charlie Smelser Tom Hattery Schroder Frederick County

Union Manufacturing Company dinner marks sixth annual meeting

The Union Manufacturing Company Relief and Benefit Association held its sixth annual dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. About 250 members and guests attended. retiring president Martin L. Wachter Jr. presided. Louis L. Wilson introduced guests and talks were given by New York firm representatives. Fires burned 800 pullets in a chicken house on Charles Ritter’s property, with 150 pullets saved nearby. Insurance covered the blaze. T.P. Jones reported fundraising for the Joseph D. Baker Memorial Carillon fund surpassed the $13,000 goal with donations reaching $13,185.50 for a Baker Park landmark in Frederick.

Union Manufacturing Company Relief and Benefit Association Francis Scott Key Hotel Martin L. Wachter Jr Byrap Rice Louis L. Wilson Union Manucturing Company New York Harry Bridges John Cooper Earl Rhoderick Charles Ritter Hremen T.P. Jones Joseph D. Baker Baker Park Frederick

Navy inquiry on USS Iowa blast draws sharp critique

A naval investigative service report alleged a gunners mate caused the USS Iowa explosion amid alleged homosexual melancholy. Critics label the NIS method coercive and cowboy, citing prior flawed conclusions and congressional push to abolish the agency. The FBI and Navy dispute the finding, suggesting training lapses may have caused the disaster that killed 47 sailors.

Washington Naval Investigative Service Iowa NIS Columbus Jim Lynch Miami Vice Jim Bates Dcalif Congress Uss Town Clayton Hartwig FBI Navy

NIS Interrogation Tactics and Soviet Glasnost Review

The piece cites NIS interrogations alleged to coerce statements at Marine boot camps and in the USS Iowa case, with quotes from a spokesman and excerpts from a manual. It contrasts Soviet Defense and State Security Committee veterans with reform-minded youths on a 44 member panel, noting the panel’s government, KGB, military, and party mix.

NIS South Carolina Uss Iowa ENNIS Soviet Union White House KGB United Feature Syndicate, Inc

Frederick County hearing on kennels draws crowd at Ladiesburg farm

About 15 Ladiesburg area residents opposed a kennel plan to house up to 12 dogs on a 0.436 acre farm. Ten residents testified during a nearly three hour Frederick County Planning and Zoning hearing. County planner Larry Johnson noted the turnout phenomenon when dogs are involved. The Frederick Jaycees named Richard C. Brady Frederick’s Outstanding Young Man at Red Horse Steak House ceremonies. Mayor E Paul Magaba proclaimed the week of Feb 17 as Children’s Dental Health Week with Dr. Gene Camp and Dr. Eugene Krupt collaborating. Miss Claire Wachter, daughter of Charles and Mrs Wachter, sang as soloist at Governor Thomas Johnson High School concerts.

Ladiesburg Frederick County Frederick Jaycees Richard C. Brady Baker-Kefauver Inc Frederick Red Horse Steak House E. Paul Magaba Gene E. Camp Eugene L. Krupt Claire Wachter Charles R. Wachter Governor Thomas Johnson High School

Frederick County Educators Back Ms Smythe Letter

Stacy Barrett responds to Elizabeth Smythe's January letter arguing Frederick County has qualified teachers and administrators. Barrett defends local schools as advanced, urges parent support for discipline and high expectations to boost student achievement.

Elizabeth Smythe Frederick County

Landfill controversy and county news criticism

A local letter criticizes Frederick County coverage by the News-Post. It cites delayed landfill lachete treatment news and cites county commissioner Sterling Bollinger. The writer questions motives behind Bollinger’s candidacy remarks and references prior condemnations tied to Schroder farm.

Frederick Det Thomas H. Hattery Schroder Farm News- Post Schroder Bollinger

Pro life reflections and local government debate in Frederick

A reader urges accountability for environmental cleanup costs and favors Home Rule for a county executive. He praises News-Post reporting and contrasts five-commissioner governance with a proposed elected county executive. He also interprets the film Steel Magnolias as pro life, sharing a personal family narrative of faith, sacrifice, and loss.

Bollinger News-Post Frederick County Frederick News-Post Steel Magnolias Against All Counsel Frederick

Welfare woes and the human cost in public aid

The writer argues the welfare system destroys lives by trapping recipients between job prospects and bureaucracy. Some avoid offices or rehabilitation, while others face community hostility or vanish from sight. The piece hints at merging business and government to lift people into work, if actions follow rhetoric. BILL MAYO

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Frederick, MD Michael Powell Roy Meachum Charles H. Smelser Mark Hoke Mr. Hoke Del George Littrell Hoke Schroders James E. McClellan F. Ros Pii v Fin Jack Anderson Stacy Barrett Frederick John C. Laughland Frederick Bill Mayo Frederick
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