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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1991
Page
6
The Senate approved a 23 200 raise to bring pay to 125 100 amid a recession and layoffs. Maryland's Paul Sarbanes voted yes Barbara Mikulski voted no. Both parties supported the raise to claim parity with representatives. The House must still pass the bill.
Pentagon denies it but witnesses report soldiers destroying and discarding food, equipment, medical supplies, clothing, tents and lumber in Saudi Arabia and at the Damman port. Some actions were allegedly authorized by NCOs or taken by individual soldiers amid haste and lax accountability.
Reports describe waste from military food and medical supplies discarded or left behind in the desert after the Gulf War. Pentagon policy urged returning surplus or donating to relief groups, while some soldiers reportedly blocked proper disposal, prompting calls from Rep. Bilbray for Cheney to investigate.
Two 17 year old Frederick youths who escaped from the Maryland Training School rode a stolen bicycle until a Frederick City Police motorcycle overtook them on Reich's Ford Road. The youths were jailed awaiting return to the Lock Raven institution. A separate note reports a diving helmet cleanup system at Braddock Heights pool and ongoing aluminum scrap collection for national defense with canvasses in several county towns. A rock throwing spree during a pawn shop break in caused extensive property damage and prompted state police deployment from multiple barracks. The mayor described the disturbance as a spontaneous outburst and promised order. CAP commander Lt. Col. Jeannie Maire announced retirement July 31. Forty-eight holes were played on day one at Eaglehead Golf and Country Club.
In a reflective piece Roy Meachum notes Andy Rooney jokes about wearers’ habits and the drift of vision. He recalls eye doctors, stronger prescriptions, and the social quirks around glasses including pince nez and sun readers.
RENAE WALKER of Frederick criticizes middle school teachers for excessive homework and lack of after school help. She cites twice daily parental effort, budget strain, and perceived lack of time from educators while noting improvements in her dyslexic child through special education.
Peter D. Givan defends Delegate Tom Hattery over claims of slick manipulation in Program Open Space funding. He says Hattery fought to protect the funds, introduced a bill to safeguard Agriculture Preservation lands in Frederick County, and exercised prudent judgment amid a tight Maryland budget in 1992.
Rebecca Williams urges rethinking the proposal to fly the 15 star flag at City Hall citing historical associations with 18th century government and slavery. She argues current civic values and broader public discussion should guide the decision beyond a single literary figure.
An editorial critique cites Frederick County schools and a 11 hour day model, arguing workload gaps between fast and slow tracks. It suggests parents should gain influence through choice or vouchers to share in perceived blame, highlighting burnout and skewed self esteem over achievement. ERNEST P. ZEIM WSPART BREHIVE
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