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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1990

Page

4

Education funding in Maryland taxes debate eyes Frederick County

The state talks of funding education amid Montgomery County wealth and Baltimore City underfunding. A new Linowes Commission studies state taxes and tax structure, finishing in December. Frederick County is seen shifting toward wealthier status, potentially becoming a tax contributor to subsidize poorer districts.

Montgomery & County Baltimore City Governor's Commission On Linowes Commission Annapolis Montgomery County Frederick County Montgomery Frederick Baltimore

Charter home rule debate stirs Frederick County politics

A column laments the county commissioners adopt a charter committee to study home rule, warning of recalls and political maneuvering. It argues the charter could redefine responsibilities, shield officials from blame, and remove GA influence, while stressing citizen vigilance is essential.

Mr. Hoke Bollinger Hoke Smith Sivith Frederick

West Berlin to tear down Berlin Wall now

West Berlin Mayor Walter Momper announced on June 14 that the wall would be removed immediately as East and West German currencies unite. Negotiations had agreed East Germany, which built the barrier at about 60 million dollars per mile, should dismantle it and use the debris for road gravel. The wall spans at least 69 miles of double barrier with a death zone and extensive barbed wire. Tourists and entrepreneurs were already converging on the site.

West Berlin Berlin Wall Nevermore Walter Momper Momper East Germany

Berlin Wall memories amid last minute chiseling and escapes

Eyewitnesses at Bernauer Street describe tourists and locals buying wall pieces and watching last minute chiseling as a high school girl climbs the wall and is rescued by a border guard. The piece notes evolving attitudes toward the barrier, recalling Aug 13 1961 and the destroyed Evangelical Church of Reconciliation, with calls for East West reconciliation.

Brandenburg Gate Checkpoint Charlie Bernauer Street East Berlin Wall

News-Post Archive Notes From Yesterday Files

Yesterday’s findings pull from the News-Post archives detailing material found in files opened this week. The report outlines gaps in pagination and references to specific page numbers and dates without identifying individuals.

Freder ick County Bass Rivers Open Season Clear

Five decades ago Freder ick County saw debut bass season on clear Monocacy and Potomac rivers. Congressmen William D Byron attended Culler Lake opening for youths under 14 and donated a fishing outfit to the top first-week angler. Eight thousand sunfish bluegills and crappie stocked. A new half-cent per pack federal cigarette tax prompted talk of ending the two for a quarter price.

Frederick County Potomac William D. Byron Culler Lake

Frederick area merger to form Frederick Controls Division

Twenty years ago PRICE Electric and Sessions Company merged to form Frederick Controls Division creating at least 150 local jobs. Petition carriers pursued 10000 signatures for a charter government referendum in Frederick County with no opposition. Elaine Angleberger demonstrated a six foot touch tone phone as service to Mount Airy begins July 19 on exchanges 662 663 and 829. A Frederick citizens committee distributed posters for the July Fourth Honor America Day in Washington led by Mary Ann Wampler Sam Wampler Mrs Ellen Wampler Margaret Thompson and Richard Thenei.

Price Electric Company of Frederick Sessions Company Forestville Conn North American Philips Corporation Frederick Controls Division Frederick County Wallace E. Hutton J. Richard Hudson C&p Elaine Angleberger Barbara Laughlin Mount Airy Washington Mary Ann Wampler Sam Wampler Ellen Wampler Margaret Thompson Richard Thenei

Letter questions Mount Airy voters and Kreissig critique

Barbara Darneal of Mount Airy condemns Alderman Jon F Kreissig for judging Mount Airy voters over Gerald Johnsons mayoral race He questions official meddling and suggests the letter aimed to aid Linda Boyers Frederick County bid Reading of editorials and local politics cited with defense of Mount Airy News coverage and voter accountability.

Frederick Mount Airy Kreissig News- Post Linda Boyer Frederick County Mrs. Boyer

Non smoking sections in Frederick restaurants urged

Cynthia J from Middletown argues for no smoking zones in Frederick eateries citing rights of nonsmokers and ruined meals, noting Roy Rogers and Pizza Hut offer non smoking areas and urging local reform.

Frederick Roy Rogers Pizza Hut

Letters on Amendment and Transportation Policy

The letter argues the Supreme Court dominates lawmaking and urges a constitutional amendment to curb its power. It also criticizes Secretary Samuel Skinner's transport plan, calling for a rail-focused policy and reduced dependence on highways and airports, with a note inviting readers to join railroad passenger advocacy. James W. Respass and John J. Bowman Jr. are cited.

Supreme Court Legislative Executive Reagan Secretary of Transportation Samuel Skinner National Association of Railroad Passengers Massachusetts Ave N.E Washington, D.C

Yard sale theft at Walkersville yard sale

Robin Brown reports a theft at a family yard sale near the Exxon in Walkersville on May 12. A shopper swapped price tags from 75 cents to 2.50 on several sweaters, then left without paying, according to Brown, who laments the act and warns that what goes around comes around.

Walkersville Exxon

Debating South Africa democracy and minority rights

Frederick Storton argues that one man one vote cannot ensure true democracy in southern Africa. He cites Nigeria Uganda Angola Mozambique Ethiopia Zimbabwe Zaire and warns against winner take all outcomes. He endorses negotiated constitutions that protect minority rights as the only path to lasting democracy.

Iits South Africa Africa Nigeria Uganda Angola Mozambique Ethiopia Zimbabwe Zaire United States de Klerk

Also Mentioned on This Page

Micheel Powell Ed Sein Roy Meachum Anita Stan Richard Grossnickle Sterling Bollinger Mark Hoke Charles Smith News-Post Winchester Hall Touder Uebetel General Assembly Charter Home Rule Thought Charter Jack Anderson No Man’s Land Berlin Church of Reconciliation Barbara Darneal Cynthia J, Shank Middletown James W. Respass John J. Bowman JR Lancaster, Pa Robin Brown Damascus Frederick Storton
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