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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1999

Page

4

Explaining Hidden Fees on Bell Atlantic and MCI Bills

Reader enumerates 13 charges on a Bell Atlantic and MCI bill, with items like the focal number portability surcharge universal service fee and federal subscriber line charge. A Bell Atlantic representative and Mary land officials explain charges while noting toll free explanations exist. The piece highlights small fees that cumulatively drive up bills and urges awareness and choice in long distance providers.

Bell Atlantic Federal Communications Commission Sandra Arnette Nancy Cline Bell Atlantic Maryland Baltimore Charles Patterson National Fund At&t Besl Atlantic Walter Malinak

Polluter-friendly bill eyed as cleanup rules loosen

EPA warns against fishing in Hudson contamination linger as GE faces Superfund liability. Boehlert proposal aims to exempt polluters and streamline remediation by allowing studies funded by industry to shape remedies, risking innocent landowner protections and broad industry carve outs.

Sherwood Boehlert R-N.y Boehlert Justice Department Buehlert The National Journal Gerald Solomon R-Ny GE Solomon Power Company Hudson Jack Anderson Jan Moller United Feature Syndicate

Maryland Aberdeen Angus sale tops 115 head at Frederick Fairgrounds

A total of 115 heifers and bulls sold for 33195 at the Maryland Aberdeen Angus Association group sale held at the Frederick Fairgrounds. George C Rhoderick and Ruth Moberly were served papers in Frederick in a bid to block a referendum on Carroll Parkway extension. Former Secretary George C Marshall and wife dined at Francis Scott Key Hotel with a Fort Bragg connection. Prospect Hall graduation at St John Catholic Church saw 29 seniors urged by Sen Edward P Thomas to help build a safer, cleaner world. A Frederck High School student threat to strike over pay raises circulated in letters to The Frederick News-Post. Frederick County Vo-Tech Center students represented Maryland at a national DECA conference in Houston. Governor Thomas Johnson High students Cheryl Gordon, John Reddecliff and April Meadows received the Max Kehne Award for scholarship, citizenship, and sportsmanship.

Maryland Aberdeen Angus Association Frederick Fairgrounds George C. Rhoderick Board of Education Ruth Moberly Board of Election Supervisors Frederick City Secretary of State Carroll Parkway George C. Marshall Mrs. Marshall Francis Scott Key Hotel Mr. Marshall Fort Bragg N.C Army Elizabeth Long General Marshall Prospect Hall St. John Catholic Church Prospect Hall High School Edward P Thomas Frederick News- Post Frederck High School Thomas Johnson High School Cheryl Gordon John Reddecliff April Meadows Max Kehne

FCC graduates last class until the next millennium

Richard T. McGann argues the next millennium begins January 1, 2001, not 2000, suggesting FCC will graduate no class until 2001 and redefining millennia as starting with year ending in 001 and ending in 000. He contends the current second millennium spans 4001 to 0000 with the third starting in 2001.

FCC

Accurate and welcoming picture of modern physical education

The writer, an Elementary Physical Education Teacher Specialist and former PE teacher, commends a recent article for accurately portraying today’s physical education. He notes dedicated teachers across multiple elementary schools and explains PE now emphasizes fitness, social skills, self-esteem, and lifelong healthy living over mere ball games.

Frederck County Glade Green Valley Kemptown Brunswick Clementary

Frederick leaders lauded for planning growth and education

Jeannie Schulze commends Frederick County leaders Commissioner Jan Gardner David Gray and John Thorpson for forward thinking on school and county service planning. The letter, from Max Saunders in Columbia, praises their recognition of aggressive budgeting needs to address exponential growth over the next decade.

Frederick County Jan. Gardner David Gray John Thorpson

Controversy Over Proposed Substation Alarms County Officials

In Mokiletown area residents fear property devaluation from a proposed substation. Critics, led by Helen Ef Pearce and Edna J Puncke, argue aesthetic and environmental impacts outweigh any utility. County officials are urged to deny Allegheny Power’s application to build.

Allegheny Power

Power company eyes Myersville site for new substation

A local heated debate centers on Allegheny Power plans to build a 59 acre electric substation on Mount Taber Road near Myersville. Opponents question need, site choice, and future expansion, noting limited local demand and potential impact on nearby farmland, conservation land, and Civil War sites.

Allegheny Power Mount Taber Road Myersville Tts Planning and Zoning Board Frederick County Washington County West Virginia Boonsboro Potomiav Edison

Quick fix gun control debate raises fears and blame

A 1998 Springfield Oregon note questions gun laws enforcement after a 15 year old’s school shooting rampage. It argues liberals push quick fixes, cites 65 percent enforcement declines since Clinton, and accuses officials of negligence and political manipulation. It mentions assault rifles, gun shows, and media influence.

Springfield Oregon Kip Rinkle Clinton George Colorado Senate Jack Valenti Motion Picture Academy Japan

Opting out of the blame game in school violence

George B. Parks Jr. of Middletown critiques a May 18 letter by Jen Clarke and the Mersons arguing everyone shares blame for the Columbine tragedy. The writer rejects blame deflection and defends personal responsibility, gun control, and parental involvement while urging clear discussion rather than excuses.

Jen Clarke Merson Doug Merson Columbine High School Amerca Winston Churchill Abraham Lincoln Pope Bully Graham Bill Bennett Marian Wright Kdelman Hillary Clinton Colorado

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