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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1993
Page
6
An undercover two and a half month sting led to 18 Frederick County liquor outlets cited for selling alcohol to minors before prom and graduation. The operation targeted teen age drinking and ID checks, with cases moving to the county liquor commission for penalties and potential license loss.
Roy Meachum recounts Sweetwater the Airedale and her two male dogs Truman and Boomer as a day of escape ends with the trio’s reunion at Triangle Motors. Shelter pickup follows a missing pair scare, with Sweetwater’s temper, Boomer’s calm, and Truman’s arthritis shaping a fragile household balance and a double-locked back gate.
Longtime Senate figure Robert Byrd warns the chamber to slow down and preserve debate as Congress faces reform and gridlock. He recalls Washington and Jefferson on the Senate as a cooling saucer while noting modern pressure to increase efficiency and spending. Byrd laments loss of Senate spirit amid Clinton era reforms.
On June 14 1943 scattered storms swept Frederick County causing wind hail and heavy rain in Woodsboro Creagerstown and surrounding towns with outages and a fatal forestry incident in Woodsboro. Pepco reported a large substation cable burn and 1000s of customers lost power in Gaithersburg. Community opposition formed against a $35 million Sixes Bridge Dam project while the Frederick Community College faculty dispute progressed toward talks with President Stephens.
Evelyn K Stephenson of Brunswick writes that weigh stations on I 270 during rush hours worsen traffic. She argues adding lanes or changing speed limits won’t fix the problem and claims drivers are rude and reckless, harming taxpayers.
A reply thanks Debra Morris for her Father s Day wishes while noting the challenge of visiting four hours away and the complications from another man in the mother s life and the two families with three children.
Roberta L Baumgardner of Frederick argues that a father's presence is vital for children both mentally and financially. She contends some mothers move children away, harming bonds and fostering false blame, and notes fathers may be more involved when schedules permit.
Betty Ziebell of Thurmont urges Frederick County to reconsider locating a proposed sewage treatment plant near Utica and Fishing Creek. She cites health concerns seen in other projects, urges careful study by the Maryland Department of the Environment, and warns of potential lawsuits and resident resentment if rushed.
A reader urges nationwide backing for President Clinton amid criticism and cites Reagan Bush legacy as past borrowing. The letter questions critics, praises Clinton's plan, and urges public support for swift improvements. Letters are welcomed at The Frederick News-Post with contact details provided.
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