Frederick City Needs A New Curfew Law Revealed
City officials plan immediate drafting of a new curfew ordinance for Frederick as the Maryland Court of Appeals delays a ruling on the old law. Advocates note past flaws including vague language and uneven enforcement, urging a model bill that applies equally to all teens and defers to parental authority only if necessary.
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Ray Raffensberger
Frederick
Maryland Court of Appeals
Last hurrah ends in discord as FCTA chair steps down
Jack Patterson leaves the Frederick County Teachers Association after two terms, lamenting a no-win contract clash with the Board of Education. Kim Lewis will inherit a volatile feud over wages, taxes, and years of political fallout. Patterson recalls past deals and criticizes current friction as he exits.
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Jack Patterson
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Trade clash from Immokalee to Tokyo drives auto tariff pressure
Mondale and Kantor, long-time partners in pushing U S trade policy, press Japan to open auto markets or face 100 percent tariffs by June 28. After 20 months of talks to trim a 37 billion dollar deficit in cars and parts, the effort ties to historical roots dating to 1969 in Immokalee.
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Mondale ties to Kantor guide through migrant labor reform era
Mondale met Kantor as a personal tour guide to harsh migrant camps in Florida where children toiled for citrus. Kantor helped draft reforms and pushed a tough stance on Japan with Mondale’s backing while advocating American parts in imports. The pair emphasize U.S. Japan relations and domestic politics shaping policy in the era.
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Mondale
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Wartime grit and local notices in Frederick area
PFC Melvin J Hewitt of Thurmont recalls a flooded outpost in the Western Pacific where his unit used an airplane belly tank as a canoe to salvage gear. SGT Kenneth W Eyler, captured by Nazis in 1944, was on furlough at his parents home in LeGore. Laurel citizens toured Frederick with leaders from Town Action. Frederick County Teachers Association president debunked rumors of mass resignations over a five percent raise. Bettie Jane's School of Dance students performed a benefit dance at Thomas Johnson High School.
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Melvin J. Hewitt
Thurmont
Western Pacific
Melvin J
Mary
Lee
Monroe
Doris
Evelyn
Kenneth W. Eyler
George C. Eyler
LeGore
Bettie Jane's School of Dance
Thomas Johnson High School
Peggy Getzandanner
Daphne May
Judy Gamble
Bonnie Reeder
Lynn Delauter
Debi Taylor
Nancy Gaver
Downtown Frederick merchants seek parking solutions
Dennis W. Brown, president of the Downtown Frederick Association, urges local merchants to model parking rules by using assigned spaces or garage upper levels to preserve prime spots for shoppers. He acknowledges ongoing parking challenges but emphasizes a cooperative approach to keep downtown inviting and accessible.
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Frederick
Dennis W. Brown
Downtown
Similarities Between Personal Philosophy and AA Recovery
The writer notes a strong overlap between their own beliefs and Alcoholics Anonymous principles. Honesty openness and willingness are key, with acknowledgment of a power greater than oneself and seeking help when needed. The story also recalls a past medical miracle of tumor removal, framed as partly scientific and partly providential, underscoring gratitude for recovery and continued health.
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A.A
Comparing Outlooks on Help and Faith in Recovery
The author reflects on the role of God and medical science in recovery. He notes his own belief in seeking help from a higher power, views AA with interest, and suggests reading to understand its inner workings and philosophies. Frederick Ed Siegrist signs the piece.
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God
A.A
Maryland Militia Advocate Proposes Fort Ritchie Turnover
Harold W. Bolinger of the Maryland Conservative Union urges turning Fort Ritchie to the state governor for Maryland Defense Force use. He argues against federal war powers and UN deployments, proposing MDDF control with the governor and General Assembly, to save tax money and defend the state.
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