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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1997

Page

6

Eight store Frederick mall advances with transit link plan

A new 450000 square foot mall on Md 355 south of Grove Road near Francis Scott Key Mall draws questions about traffic, competition and local business impact. Atlanta developer Co Mart pledges road improvements, and the site will host future Maryland Rail Commuter Service station.

Frederick MD. 355 Grove Road Francis Scott Key FSK Co- Mart of Atlanta Target Hore Depot Staples Borders Books and Music Sports Authority Bed, Bath and Beyond PetSmart Michael’s Craft Store

Odds and Ends About Debates on Numbers and Wildlife

A wide range of topics appears from currency definitions to a Frederick Fairgrounds circus with a two-humped Bactrian camel. The piece also notes Dr. Robert Wickenheiser and his daughter Kari earning multiple degrees, rising wildlife concerns in Frederick County, and Debbie Page Laughlin Moss finishing the Western States 100 in 29 hours 32 minutes, with Michael Morton of Stevensville winning in 15 hours 40 minutes.

Western States Debbie Page Laughlin Moss Henry P. Laughlin Timmons Road Libertytown Moss Salt Lake City Utah Squaw Valley Auburn Michael Morton Stevensville Ms Moss Boston Poison Control Center University of Utah

Choosing the Lead in News Broadcasts and What Draws Viewers

The piece argues television news teams pick leads based on ratings, often favoring sensational stories like Mike Tyson or a high school girl who harmed her baby over weightier court rulings. It contrasts TV tactics with print editors placing serious news on the front page and notes CBS led with a stamp price hike in one night.

Daily News ABC CBS NBC Bosnia Hong Kong Mike Tyson Supreme Court New Jersey TV News CBS News Postal Service London Jane Tribune Media Service

Frederick wedding of Susan Lane and J Malcol McCardell

Out of town guests from many states attended the ceremony at All Saints Church in Frederick. Governor William Preston Lane, uncle of the bride, attended the wedding held in the city. McCardell is son of Mrs. Adrian LeRoy McCardell and the late State Senator McCardell. Approximately 175 teens attended the Fourth of July Teen Age dance at Baker Park with the Bowers Teen Orchestra performing from 8:30 to 10 p.m. An estimated 7,500 witnessed the Fourth of July motorcycle races at the Frederick Fairgrounds sponsored by the Delphey Brothers. Virginia amateur John Butterfield won 175 in prize money from a total purse of 900. Vans and truck roofs provided viewing as crowds watched the Barbara Fritchie Motorcycle Races. Construction on Frederick High School renovations began, with east-side work leveling ground for a parking lot and additions. Walkersville Ambulance Service Inc formed with a constitution and by laws. Jimmy McClure and Scott Brakebill captured one of two large cecropia moths at St. Timothy's Church. Park Ranger Darryl Smith warned hikers to beware of poisonous reptiles as snakes move down from the mountains toward water.

Susan May Lane J. Malcol McCardell Frederick All Saints Church William Preston Lane McCardell Adrian LeRoy McCardell Baker Park Bowers Frederick Fairgrounds Delphey Brothers John Butterfield Virginia

Donnie Hammond's U S Open performance noted in column

Frederick reader claims June 16 sports column unfairly mocked Donnie Hammond and his brother Ronnie. The writer asserts Ronnie has a huge belly and is a close friend, who will be best man at the writer's wedding next year.

Donnie Hammond Ronnie

Residents seek speed bumps on Boyers Mill Road

A 17 year old girl on Boyers Mill Road urges Hoke Rope installation to slow traffic near Lake Linganore. She describes dangerous bus arrivals, limited street crossing, and hazards for pets amid heavy development. Neighbors share concern about injuries on a road not built for new growth.

Boyers Mill Road Lake Linganore

Zealous politics letter defends Bartlett and UN issue

A reader identifies as long-time Democrat praising Roscoe Bartlett for representing Maryland's Sixth District. The letter notes Bartlett's vote against United Nations involvement and criticizes UN peacekeepers amid a trial involving a Somalian child, referencing past UN actions in Africa.

Alex Bradford Democratic Party Maryland United States of America Roscoe Bartlett United Nations Vorce Katanga Christican Moise Tshombe

Critique of United Nations and US role in world affairs

Elaine Brown of Knoxville argues that the United Nations serves as a front for a sinister, ongoing policy of perpetual war and control by a financial industrial cartel. She claims U.N. force actions in Katanga, and wars in Korea and Vietnam, were stage managed to advance global aims, with Americans sent to fight without victory prospects.

Patrice Lumumba U.N Katanga United Nations America

Neighbors Reconnect as Heat Drops Power in Frederick

On a scorcher night in Frederick a widespread outage forced neighbors onto porches and sidewalks. Folks shared air, stories, and help with late summer chores while reconnecting after a period of isolation. Once power returned, the revived community spirit lingered.

Frederick

Reluctant Return to Homes After Neighborhood Pause

Barbara Halling notes many were hesitant to reenter homes and enjoy neighborly interaction. The following evening, streets were quiet again as life seemed to revert to the 1990s pace.

Right Wing Attack Letter Blames Talk Radio for Oklahoma City Bombing

A reader from Middletown defends talk radio against charges of inciting violence over the Oklahoma City bombing. The letter argues McVeigh acted from anti liberal sentiment and frustration with government, not due to hosts. It cites Waco, FDR, and fears of a socialist welfare state, signed TOM GEISER.

Kathryn Ruud Middletown Timothy McVeigh Murrah Oklahoma City Waco McVeigh Fdr John Wayne Bugs Bunny Donald Duck

Letters to the Editor Policy at The Frederick News Post

The Frederick News Post invites signed letters with the writer's name address and phone numbers for verification. Due to high volume some letters are abridged for space and not all letters can be published. Submissions to be mailed faxed or emailed to the provided addresses.

Frederick News Post News Post

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George B. Delaplaine Jr United States France Great Britain Germany Fraternal Order of Police Afghanistan Arabia Olean N.Y St. Bonaventure University Robert Wickenheiser Mount St. Marys College St. Bonaventure Kari Wickenheiser Fairfield, Pa Mount Frederick County Frederick County Animal Control Animal Control Berry's Zore Tor Andy Rooney Barbara Fritchie Frederick High School Walkersville Walkersville Community Ambulance Service Inc Jimmy McClure Scott Brakebill St. Timothy’s Church Franklin Street Gambrill Park Darryl Smith David A. Ratliff Frederick Jessica Spruill New Market Elaine Brown Knoxville Barbara Halling Frederick Tom Geiser Frederick Frederick News-Post E. Patrick P.O Fredenckne Shama Lak Arrhave
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