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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1996

Page

6

Frederick mayor touts downtown store and jobs push

An editorial lauds Mayor Jim Grimes for backing a downtown grocery at the former Carmack Jay's site and a Valu Foods deal. It notes 675000 dollars recovered, a five year operation commitment, and a 400000 square foot distribution center with 500 jobs in three years, plus a biotech firm plan.

Jim Grimes East Frederick Kevin Grubb Lodge 91 Fraternal Order of Police Ron Young Carroll Creek Carmack Jay's North Market Street Greater Frederick Grimes Frederick

Something's rotten in Annapolis as MSD budget hurts disabled students

A Maryland School for the Deaf funding row exposes broader budget cuts under Gov. Glendening. MSD receives about 1.7 percent of the raise while federal aid shrinks, prompting objections over displaced staff, reduced capital, and calls for a full lobbying push.

Maryland School For the Deaf MSD Annapolis South Market Street Clarke Place Columbia Hope Parris Glendening Eloise Foster News-Post US. Treasury James Tucker William Donald Schaefer Grendening Baltimore

The Cigarette Talk He Never Had With His Son

A parent admits surprise at discovering his 17 year old son smokes part time while noting teens have increased smoking in recent years. He rejects blaming tobacco companies, citing personal responsibility and awareness of harm, and recalls past warnings about health risks.

Joe Camel

Talking to my son about smoking and peers

A mother explains why she warns her teenage son about smoking dangers, highlighting peer pressure and the irreparable costs. She reflects on family examples, the future health risks, higher insurance and living costs, and the impact on companions, stressing that smoking harms more than the smoker. Scripps Howard News Service

Frederick and Brunswick Veterans Highlight Local News

Recent honorably discharged local veterans from Frederick and Brunswick are listed including Louis E. Smith, Manville Kefauver, George Bender, and others. Emmitsburg High School receives Maryland Milk Producers plaque for milk sanitation progress at the LAth annual meeting. PVT. Don Shankle injured in a cruiser crash during a pursuit of a stolen car. Dr James Sensenbaugh to retire as Maryland State Superintendent of Schools in June. William L Haugh Jr named Outstanding Young Marylander for 1976 at the Frederick Jaycees event. Sixth grade students at Waverley Elementary presented a puppet show to Montevue residents.

Louis E. Smith Manville Ernest Kefauver George Robert Bender Gilmore Lescalleet Jr Ralph Tilghman Frederick Richard Henry Cage Charles Jerome Smothers George William Lowery Brown Harwood Watson Brunswick John Merryman Naylor Baltimore George Thomas Ambush Adamstown Harry Edward Nelson Richard Lee Runkles Knoxville Emmitsburg High School Maryland Milk Producers Inc Harry, McNair Ralph Fisher Eugene, Brewer Carroll Frock Joseph Wivell Don Shankle South Market Street Robert L. Strong New York James Alvin Sensenbaugh Braddock Heights Maryland William L. Haugh Jr Offutt and Haugh, P.A The Frederick Jaycees OYM Goodloe E. Byron Martin Nikirk Waverley Elementary School Montevue Terry Blank Hilary Rocca Darla Shultz Pat Nolan Wayne Specht Laura Crocker Julia Mutschler Marrianne Bristow Terri Jo Blank Faye Miller Rachel Sisk Marisa Shockley

Not a clear article headline here

Jerry Kessler letter references Safire and Nixon. The text hints at honesty questions about Nixon and suggests Safire would recognize a "congenital liar." No concrete event, place, or date available.

Jerry Kessler William Safire Richard Nixon Safire

Welcome to Mr Profit Winterizing Senior Citizens

A reader recalls a senior citizen who visited an automotive service center to have a car “winterized.” The staff allegedly pushed unnecessary repairs on a 14 year old vehicle, billing for struts and chassis checks, then the car failed to start days later due to battery issues. The shop offered to cover the second repair but did not reduce the initial charges.

Morality in Vehicle Repairs and Data-Driven Policy

Bonnie Sanders urges ethical auto service practices toward senior citizens stressing respect, proper guidance, and avoiding pressure to replace parts. Phillip B. Dean calls for access to Maryland State Police FBI and ATF data to identify firearm sources before enacting laws, advocating data before action in policy debates.

Maryland FBI ATF

No to dress code at Frederick County schools

Kacey Breneman from New Market argues against strict dress rules at New Market Middle. She says starter jackets and hats are harmless and warns rigid codes could push toward uniforms. She asserts parental responsibility should curb students bringing weapons to school.

Frederick County New Market Middle

Maryland Firearms Plan Praised by Washington Post

The Washington Post praises Governor Glendening’s Maryland General Assembly proposal as addressing hand gun trafficking and private seller controls. It urges lawmakers to demand concrete facts and figures backing rhetoric used to support tighter gun laws and limits on the flow of handguns to criminals.

Washington Post Glendening Maryland General Assembly

We Don't Need More Congestion in Frederick

Harold Hart expresses opposition to a planned Sheetz store and gas station at Shookstown Road and Rosemont Avenue in Frederick. He argues streets cannot handle increased traffic, cites past meetings and resident opposition, and urges denial or relocation to avoid worsening congestion and access issues.

Frederick Rosemont Avenue Sheetz

Letters to the Editor Information for Readers

The Frederick News Post invites readers to submit letters with name address and phone number for verification. Provide correspondence to 200 East Patrick Street Frederick MD 21705 or send via telefax to 662 8299.

The Frederick

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