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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1996

Page

6

Maryland Moves Toward Work Based Welfare Reform

Maryland plans a work centered welfare overhaul modeled after Wisconsin. The shift renames Aid to Families with Dependent Children to Temporary Cash Assistance and requires 900 of 1100 county families to enter the job program. Single mothers must file for child support to qualify. Community support, transportation, education and day care are pledged to help recipients find work and end welfare dependence.

Wisconsin Maryland Feds AFDC Stephen Mood Frederick County Dept. of Social Services Mood Social Services Department

Kreissig Residency Debate Signals Full-Time Alderman Scrutiny

A Frederick city dispute over where an elected official may live while drawing a salary dominates City Hall as Jon Kreissig seeks residency in or near Gaithersburg. Mayor Grimes and several aldermen weigh a charter amendment to require full-time residency, with votes and scheduling murky amid shifting alliances and past pay debates.

Jon Kreissig Frederick Gaithersburg Jenny Meta Nash Sally Murphy Joe Baldi Kreissig James Grimes Murphy Baldi Frances Baker Mr. Kreissip Nash Mr. Kreissig Grimes

Democratic cash drive at Capitol stirs ethics concerns

An uneasy Capitol caucus by Democrats pressed members to donate $5,000 to the DCCC, amid questions of legality and ethics. Critics argue fundraising on federal property violates law, while DCCC officials defend the event as member outreach. The drive aims to build a larger war chest as Democrats seek to regain the House with over $21 million raised this cycle.

Capitol Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee House Richard Gephardt Missouri DCCC Martin Frost Texas Tricia Primrose Frost George Clifford HI Gephardt Democratic Caucus Vic) Fazio D-Calif Newt Gingrich Georgia Gingrich Primrose National Republican Congressional Committee Craig Veith Veith People's Chamber Jack Anderson Jan Moller United Feature Syndicate, Inc

National 29th Division Association organized in Frederick

The National 29th Division Association was organized in Frederick with Alton E. Shaff as chairman pro tem and A. Melvin Seeger secretary. Local charter signers included Roger R. Rice William T. Fisher Guy L. Anders Mehr Riddlemoser Francis W. Van Fossen Ernest Helfenstein Jr. and George William Trout.

Frederick Alton E. Shaff A. Melvin Seeger Roger R. Rice William T. Fisher Guy L. Anders Mehr Riddlemoser Francis W. van Fossen Ernest Helfenstein Jr George William Trout

Bartlett ethics charges spark reader concerns about government

A reader letter from Tracy Miller of Frederick criticizes Representative Roscoe Bartlett and staff for alleged ethical lapses and power retention. The writer argues such behavior reflects a broader beltway problem and fuels voter cynicism, urging accountability.

Frederick News-Post Roscoe Bartlett Dr. Bartlett Beltway Frederick

Priorities in Frederick County Emergencies Compared

Two recent non life threatening emergencies tested county response. A July nine dryer fire at Singanore High drew seven fire companies despite no injuries. A July thirteen power outage in Wolfsville area led to hours of delay as crews swapped due to legal hours and new Pennsylvania crew arrivals.

Frederick County Singanore High School Wolfsville Foxville Middlepoint Potomac Edison Pennsylvania P.E Bertha Thurmont Singapore-New Market

Letters on power, education, and government from Ruth Shriver

The letter criticizes federal overreach, cites a nine hour power outage and a downed pole, questions road and bridge projects in Frederick County, and argues for a strict constitutional role and limited government. It references HR 2270 Enumerated Powers Act and calls for patriotism and restraint of big government. Westminster luminaries discuss policy and schooling.

Department of Education Maryland Crawford Congress

Misconceptions on government role cited in letter

A reader challenges Steve Crawford's view that government can be a useful tool for safer streets and better schools. The writer questions constitutional authority for federal roles and warns of federal overreach into local policing and education standards.

Steve Crawford Congress Crawford Feds

Letters to the Editor guidance and contact details

The Frederick News-Post invites letters with name address and phone for verification. Not all letters are published due to space and taste, and some may be edited. Address or fax lines provide submission methods for Frederick Maryland readers.

Frederick The

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