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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1994
Page
4
Maryland enacted 126 new laws on July 1 covering anti car theft funding to hire police and offer bounties, DNA testing for paternity, tourism and arts funding tied to budgets, and the state police becoming a separate agency with a witness protection style program.
Marguerite Snyder argues against labeling English only bills as punitive. She cites Sen Hayakawa and notes English would govern official communications, not homes or churches. She highlights multilingual services' costs and refugee pressures in Maryland, urging language consistency for citizen participation.
The federal government pursues anti smoking policy but faces criticism for politicized televised rants by Rep Robert Waxman and FDA Commissioner David Kessler. They portray smokers as hopelessly addicted and claim industry plots, potentially hindering Americans including teens from quitting.
The piece argues the Kessler Waxman stance inflates nicotine addiction, labeling smokers as addicts. It criticizes congressional rhetoric and shows concern that officials ignore prevention and treatment, urging personal choice and voluntary quitting over conspiracy claims. Scripps Howard News Service.
William B. Bruchey of Thurmont criticizes Frederick Festival of the Arts for serving beer in Baker Park despite legal limits, claiming the board overstepped by acting on their own. He urges removal and replacement with a watchdog group to ensure compliance.
Edwin M. MacGill announced the $250 war bond drawing winners for the Fifth War Loan drive at the Tivoli Theatre. Winners include C. E. Cline Sgt Mack Spitzer Earl T. Jones Mrs A Burdette Mrs Joseph Hooper AF Angleberger and William N Vasiliou.
A small crowd gathered at a farm lane off Wit Road to mark the Robert Strawbridge House as a national United Methodist Historic Shrine with 150 or more attendees. Arthur E. Duvall paused from harvesting to observe the ceremony before returning to his field. The segment also raises questions for Judge Byron W. Thompson on fair sentencing for Frederick, noted as a first streaker in the absence of solid precedent, amid debates over indecent exposure and perverted sexual activity.
Frederick County GOP dinner participant and Elen Sauerbrey co-chairman issues statement denying Sauerbrey campaign involvement in distributing campaign literature. He emphasizes focus on Ms Bentley voting record on 14 bills and total household cost, urging attention to policy over printing or forum. He notes Sauerbrey's 16 year House voting history supporting limited government and enterprise.
A Frederick County reader alongside John Birch Society leaders demands a retraction from The Frederick News-Post over claimed John Birch Society campaign literature and editorial misattribution. The letter questions June 28 Lincoln Day Dinner reporting and references Carroll Street bridge etching and Carroll Creek Linear Park observations.
Thousands gathered along the Creek for the Frederick Festival of the Arts enjoying music poets dancers and crafts. The event showcased Natoma Reed Vargason and a large team across Baker Park tents and river activities with families treated to art sales performances and refreshments over a sunny weekend.
Sonia Boin explains in the Montgomery County Council hearing that grants tuition and fees should not erode county funding. The college argues non county funds should be excluded from budget ceilings to relieve limits on spending as revenues mostly come from sources other than county taxes. Bethesda concerns push for November ballot relief.
The Frederick New Meyers and Tae 3 publish letters with name address and phone number verified. Due to high volume not all letters can be published. Mail submissions to P O Box 578 Predera MD or similar editorial notices.
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