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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1991
Page
6
A Frederick County editorial questions congresswoman Beverly Byron's plan to authorize up to 27.8 million dollars for land acquisition near the Monocacy National Battlefield Park. The piece argues funding should consider existing park costs and overall tax dollars, noting the battlefield dedication nearby and the 1864 battle casualties.
The piece questions public honesty among politicians and cites Ted Kennedy as a focal point. It details a 1960s DC property deal involving the Kennedy family with RLA, notes enacting rules, and highlights other figures like Marion Barry and Nathan Landow in related discussions. The tone is skeptical about influence and access in government.
Washington report suggests James Baker may seek to sideline White House Chief of Staff John Sununu to gain more influence at the White House. The article alleges Baker, Bush's trusted adviser, aims for the presidency and would view Sununu as an obstacle, while Baker denies the claim and sources discuss alleged leak strategies.
A Sununu defense asserts President Bush backs him amid a media siege over a transportation dispute. Bush produced phone records denying a Baker call and vows loyalty while critics press for Sununu’s ouster amid broader political tensions. The piece also notes a separate insurance advocacy urge for federal health coverage and Biden-era economic strains.
Frederick County faces a severe beetle outbreak with Henry R. Shoemaker warning it may be the worst yet. He proposed sprays that deter beetles but do not kill many, while Delegate Charles Houck Jr urged graduates to seek Blue Ridge College scholarships. Fire district maps outline a new alarm system to coordinate company responses. 20 years ago a Michigan girl disappeared after leaving a Libertytown foster home while authorities issued a nationwide bulletin. College director Dr Joan Cooper questioned a Cancer Agency plan, citing limited knowledge. The Frederick County Board of Education was told to reply by July 26 to a state board on salary scales and fringe benefits.
A congressman clarifies that his Monocacy National Battlefield bill would authorize up to 27.8 million dollars for park operations only, not land purchases or park expansion. He stresses appropriations committees must specify actual funding and warns against commercial encroachment.
A Frederick County observer praises the Charter Board for diligence and citizen input. The board reduced council members from seven to five after public feedback and discusses keeping an elected executive versus an appointed CEO, citing qualifications and scrutiny concerns.
Voters urged to support a five member council elected by district and at large with staggered terms starting 1992 and elections in 1994 and 1996. Readers urged to obtain the charter, study it, and vote on November 5, 1991. Ends with thanks to Sam Barrick and the Home Rule Charter Writing Board.
Notices outline where to send signed letters to the editor with address and phone verification. A publishing fee applies and queries should be directed to the editor Mike Poussi. Local opinion contributors are invited to write analysis pieces on Frederick County and state topics.
A reader urges commissioners Ron Sundergill Gail Bowerman and David Gray to rethink tax and assessment policies warning that neglect and rising opposition could push citizens to seek relief. The note cites public meetings and alternative approaches, referencing Governor William Donald Schaefer as an example.
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