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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1992

Page

6

Why FMH Cardiac Services Were Denied at Home

The Maryland Health Resources Planning Commission denied FMH and Washington County Hospital requests for cardiac programs to avoid oversaturation and unprofitable services in the region. Critics argue decisions should weigh local need and proximity to Baltimore and Washington, D.C., rather than Cumberland, with few Frederick residents using Cumberland for care.

Baltimore Washington, D.C FMH Maryland Health Resources Planning Commission Washington County Hospital Frederick Countions Cumberland Frederick County Frederick Frederick Memorial Hospital

Preservation plea to shield Maryland National Guard units

Governor William Donald Schaefer urges Congress to adopt Beverly Byron’s alternative reducing nationwide guard cuts to 12 or 13 percent. He notes potential loss of three Maryland units and emphasizes the Guard's roles in emergencies Drug eradication and medical support. He requests constituents to contact representatives to support the Byron proposal.

Department of Defense National Guard Maryland Army National Guard Havre de Grace 1229Th Crisfield 136Th Combat Support Parkville Maryland Beverly Byron House Armed Services Committee Maryland Guard Pentagon Byron Congress Bush 136Th 2Nd Division Infantry 1729Th Maryland National Guard Fort Bragg North Carolina United States Washington House of Representatives U.S. Congress D.C

Bell Atlantic tests Call Rejection amid caller ID clash

A St Louis Post Dispatch editorial notes Bell Atlantic offering Call Rejection to block callers who hide their numbers. The piece frames the privacy versus technology struggle as a ongoing war of options and checks whether future plans will curb anti caller ID moves.

Bell Atlantic Niewerapee Barkivve The St. Louis Post- Dispatch

Trust and Firepower in Sensible Hands

Dale McFestters recalls his Super Soaker craze in a humorous column. He recalls confiscations at school, backyard squirts, and a backyard showdown with teenagers. This anecdote highlights the toy gun’s appeal and the perils of trust.

Boston Fido Sigourney Weaver

Lake Royer drowning rescue and 1942 blackout drills

A 19 year old Sabillasville man Carroll Gladhill nearly drowned at Lake Royer when entangled in lakeweed. Sheridan Gladhill and two friends rescued him, reviving him on a float. Frederick County residents observed a 9 PM to midnight blackout with air raid drills. Local actions included bridge update talks, town papers matter, and community funding for development measures.

Lake Royer Sheridan Gladhill Eugene Hatter Raymond Kipe Carroll Gladhill Sabillasville Sheridan Carroll Frederick Office of Civilian Defense

Governor Schaefer Vacation Controversy Sparks Debate

In a note from Taneytown sixth grader Amanda Hawthorne, a Brunswick Middle School class discusses Gov William Donald Schaefer taking a ten day Italian vacation. The student urges barn owl protection amid pesticides and loss of habitat, proposing nesting boxes to help the species survive.

Perot's stance questioned over deficit and spending

Voter asks what Ross Perot stands for and questions his ability to be money conscious. The speaker notes his spending on two campaign managers and demands specific long-range plans to cut the federal deficit.

Ross Perot

Clarification on Dorsey Article About Stepler CSR Case

A reader disputes two claims in George Dorsey’s piece on Judge Mary Ann Stepler dismissing claims against CSR Transportation. The letter asserts Ian Stevens showed no alcohol or drugs per autopsy and that the gravel road off Route 355 to the crossing is a Maryland State Highway Administration maintained public road ending about 15 feet from the site.

George Dorsey Mary Ann Stepler CSR Transportation Inc Frederick Junction Ian Stevens Dorsey Jan Stevens Maryland State Highway Administration

Gun rights defend life not gun prohibition, says reader

Wayne Dougherty argues that gun ownership is a constitutional right and a safeguard against crime and state overreach. He condemns gun restriction and cites Los Angeles riots and the Rodney King case to warn that prohibition would empower criminals and erode individual liberty.

Iris J. Gibson Keymar Los Angeles Iris Soviet Union Rodney King Reginald Denny Cain Abel Gibson NRA James Sarah Brady

Abortion gender choice debate prompts reader letter

A March 31 letter questions Coalition for Choice support for abortion for gender selection. A May 1 reply says it is a woman’s prerogative and private business. The writer, Bruce E Iins of Frederick, reflects on views of children as not property and notes publication guidelines for letters to The Frederick News-Post.

News-Post Richard Plantier Coalition For Choice Frederick County Frederick News-Post E. Patrick St Frederick

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Michael Powell Frederick, MD William Donald Schaefer Well-Armep Bas Foti Dale McFeathers Dale McFestters Scripps Howard News Service Robert B. Crothers M.J. Grove Lime Company Jug Bridge Myersville Herbert Rollins Grayson Doub Claude Keller Doub Frederick County National Bank O'Leary Frederick Jaycees E. Paul Magaha Lions Club of Peter Pan Inn Schaefer Italy Amanda Hawthorne Brunswick Perot Madelyn Monocacy Battlefield Jeffrey J. Plum Smith Somerville & Case Law Firm Wayne Dougherty Brunswick Bruce E. Iins
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