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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1999
Page
4
The report critiques Maryland Official Schaefer for a new sales tax enforcement plan. It outlines an education program to alert buyers who import furniture and goods from out of state, with notices and penalties for unpaid tax. Critics accuse the state of overreach and fear increased government pressure on residents.
A City Hall meeting signaled reform aims to boost responsiveness in Frederick police oversight. Mayor and local figures push for internal affairs review after perceptions of neglect, cronyism, and lack of accountability in the police hierarchy, including absent Chief Raffensberger.
House Republicans led by Rep. Coburn clash with Speaker Hastert over a $10 billion discretionary cut target tied to Social Security surplus. Armey supports cuts while fearing a train wreck as conservatives push to fund the legislative branch, risking a Gingrich-like mutiny. Jack Anderson notes tensions and leadership questions.
About 20 000 people attended the Junior Chamber of Commerce air show in Frederick featuring two top US aerial teams the Air Force F 80 Stars and the Navy Blue Angels Four hour program drew a crowd with two celebrated formations. Swearing Keller and Pauline Toms were among Middletown attendees.
John J. Slocum of Frederick criticizes the Frederick County school board after a Maryland Higher Education Commission report shows 22 percent of county students required remedial English and 38 percent remedial math in their first year, with increases over the past two years, yet board members allegedly reward poor performers with raises.
Reader letter condemns Senator Bartlett for oversimplifying gun control in the wake of the Littleton tragedy. It argues for constructive action, questions banning handgun sales to violent juveniles, and compares rhetoric to presidential tone.
Richard J Lyons urges Dr Bartlett to define violent more clearly and move beyond NRA rhetoric. He argues Americas youth face rising violence and calls for open debate and workable solutions to protect children and the nation rather than scripted gun control responses.
Robert S. Buchanan argues that healing is needed after a deadly accident. He says Tom Lacko’s column unfairly blames a single driver, noting the two deaths involve shared responsibility and hearsay. He recalls personal loss and urges empathy over punishment.
A Florida reader from Dade City commends Frederick City Police for fair, helpful service across years. He recalls off duty officers at a McDonald’s, aid during bar incidents, and aiding in reuniting his son, urging respect for Chief Ray Raffensberger and the police.
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