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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1993

Page

6

Frederick County FFA honors four officers including state president

Freedom Joy Titus of Frederick High School was elected Maryland FFA president joining Mark Spurrier, Monica Harshman, and Heather Seppo from Linganore and Catoctin high schools. The article notes FFA's broadened focus beyond farming and praises Frederick County youths for shaping the organization’s future.

Freedom Joy Titus Frederick High School Maryland FFA Frederick County Miss Titus Mark Spurrier Linganore Monica Harshman Heather Seppo Catoctin Future Farmers of America Mr. Spurrier Miss Harshman Miss Seppo

Tina Turner films and Sleepless in Seattle delight crowd

Roy Meachum reviews What's Love Got To Do With It focusing on Tina Turner’s portrayal by Angela Bassett and Lawrence Fishburne. He praises the film’s musical passages and Bassett’s performance, then shifts to Sleepless in Seattle praising Hanks and Ryan, Nora Ephron’s direction, and the film’s heartwarming tone, before noting The Last Action Hero and Dennis the Menace previews with mixed takeaways.

Tina Turner Tina Sharon Angela Bassett Ike Larry Fishburne Ms. Turner Ms. Basset Miss T Tom Hanks Meg Ryan Seattle Mr. Hanks Ms. Ryan Nora Ephron Carl Bernstein Watergate Bernstein Ms. Ephron Davey Marlin Jones Baltimore Sun Magazine Irene Dunne Charles Boyer Deborah Kerr Cary Grant Arnold Schwarzenegger Hulk Schwarzenegger Arnold Art Carney Anthony Quinn Sharon Stone Murray Abraham Humphrey Bogart Dennis the Menace Walter Matthau Mr. Mitchell

Letters to the Editor Policy at Frederick Mews-Post

Readers may submit signed letters with address and phone for verification. not all letters are published. Concise letters on subjects covered by the paper have the best chance, and poems or religious verses are not used. There is no publishing fee and letters may be edited for space.

Frederick Mews

Clinton faces timber export clash with Japan and Weyerhaeuser

The piece discusses how the United States dominates raw log exports while Japan seeks logs for pulp and furniture. It notes potential timber policy changes, including a proposed log export ban, and highlights Weyerhaeuser profits from overseas sales and ailing Oregon mills with mass layoffs.

Washington Japan United States Clinton Tokyo Philippines Malaysia Indonesia White House Pacific Northwest Weyerhaeuser Congress John Denver Oregon Peter DeFazio D-Ore

Timber exports and politics across state lines in timber debate

The piece covers Jack Anderson and Norm Dicks debating private land timber exports in Oregon and Washington. It describes DeFazio citing threats from Washington lawmakers, Japanese market dynamics, and Weyerhaeuser remarks on logs overseas profits. It also notes Rep. Jim Bunning's antitrust ticket controversy around baseball’s All-Star game.

Weyerhaeuser Oregon Washington Pye DeFazio Andrew Conte Washington State Norm Dicks

Frederick officials eye airport as postwar freight future looms

Rep J Glenn Beall told Frederick City officials and chamber members that an airport would keep the city on the beaten path after the war. He predicted wartime bombers would become freight planes and air travel could supplant rail and bus. Audience vowed to cooperate in pursuing an airport for Frederick.

J. Glenn Beall Frederick Police Commission Chambers of Commerce of Francis Scott Key

Save Monocacy Battlefield Land Now Urges Public Action

Dorothy W. Stull from Frederick urges immediate funding to buy land for Monocacy Battlefield, condemning federal waste on foreign aid. She notes Best Farm's Civil War era buildings and warns Monocacy as one of 25 most endangered battlefields due to development, pressing Rep Roscoe Bartlett for full support.

Tam Roscoe Bartlett

Boundaries Expanded at Monocacy Battlefield for Best Farm

The 1978 expansion of the Monocacy Battlefield added the Best Farm for skirmishes and sale hopes by Col. Charles Trail heirs. By 1993, with debt over four trillion, critics question the purchase, noting industrial zoning, easements, and a cut up property including a railroad junction and highway. The 1989 value was 12.8 million, now about half that, making a 1989-value federal buyout a potential setback.

Monocacy Battlefield Best Farm Charles Trail Frederick Trail Civil War Field

Letters on welfare reform and gun rights from readers

Readers argue for welfare cuts and stricter job requirements with claims of hard work and tax burdens. Other letter discusses firearms rights, citing Supreme Court interpretations and amendments, urging caution against broad individual gun ownership. Both letters reflect citizen frustration with government policy.

Myersville Opposes Asphalt Plant Proposed by Wolfe

Myersville residents urge the Frederick County Planning and Zoning Board of Appeals to deny L W Wolfe Enterprises permit to install an asphalt plant on a parcel near Route 17 and U S 40. They cite traffic, pollution, safety risks, and impact on drinking water and a nearby elementary school, urging action to protect the community.

Frederick County Planning and Zoning Board of Appeals L.W. Wolfe Myersville U.S. 40 Open Pond Board of Zoning Appeals Wolfe

Opposes Smoking Health Hazard Letter from Kim Viens

Monrovia resident Kim Viens writes to urge action against smoking. She highlights health risks including lung cancer and cites deaths linked to tobacco.

Help Needed for Father’s Medical Aid Amid Social Services Delays

A writer laments the barriers to urgent medical care for a father reliant on Social Security. They describe a kidney failure and stomach aneurysm discovered in March, with insurance absent and no access to treatment. They sought only medical help and faced signs that aid is limited to those in imminent danger.

Social Services

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Roy Meachum Tina, Tom & Arnold GE Rse Jack Anderson Frank Mendizabal Mendizabal Jim Bunning R-Ky Major League Baseball Bunning Baseball United Feature Syndicate Clinton K. Hughes Hugh V. Gittinger Frederick City Frederick Shipley Frederick County League of Women Voters Kay Bresee Frederick Community College League Richard C. Baumgartner Rockville Parker Dean Maryland Health Department Division of Air Quality Control Dorothy W. Stull Frederick J. Scott Kline Supreme Court Jim Hartley Frederick James A Crowell KIM Viens Monrovia
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