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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1999

Page

4

Security lapses at Victor Cullen Academy prompt investigation

The 1992 Victor Cullen Academy facility in Sabillagville faced serious security lapses after an early Sunday escape by three youths and a nurse incident at the nearby Hickey School in Baltimore. An official inquiry was ordered by Maryland Department of Juvenile Justice secretary Gilberto de Jesus to review procedures and staffing, with calls for improved supervision and potential contract reassessment.

Hen Youth Services International Victor Cullen Academy Sabillagville Baltimore YSI Charles H. Hickey Gilberto de Jesus State Hickey Jim Irving Victor Cullen

Kosovo saga casts Serbs as victims and victors in bitter clash

A Scripps Howard analysis recounts Kosovo’s deep Serbian myth, the 1389 Battle of Field of Blackbirds, and modern wars that left Serbs displaced by NATO air power and Kosovo Albanians, with settlements and refugees shaping a fragile peace landscape.

Kosovo Lazar Slobodan Muosevic Serbia NATO Slovenia Croatia Bosnia Yugoslavia Krajina Slavonia Macedonia Montenegro Kosovo Liberation Army Bardment Wesley Clark Europe Pristina Scripps Howard News Service

Residents of Libertytown vote 120 to 99 in county decision

In Libertytown residents backed a local measure 120 to 99 in a General Assembly related vote. Maryland State Police Superintendent Col. Carey Jarman inspected Barracks B in Frederick on his first visit. The Maryland Farm Bureau hosted 100 farmers from 18 foreign countries touring Washington Frederick and Montgomery County. Frederick County beetle reports warned of Japanese beetle infestations as the Beetle Borer committee began roadside spraying. Midland Railway Inc. received a boost when Gov. Hughes signed its operating agreement. Walkersville station renovation began to serve as the railroad office for service to Keymar this fall. William G. Linehan, outgoing Frederick County Board of Education president, was reappointed to a five year term by Gov. Hughes. New Market District Volunteer Fire Company voted to include ambulance service. Damascus Tires and Accessories advertised July 4 grand opening specials. William Paulson of Walkersville High School joined 700 top students at the Naval Academy seminar in Annapolis.

Maryland Midland Railway Inc Harry R. Hughes Board of Public Works Walkersville Keymar William G. Linehan Frederick County

Monocacy River Fish Steered From Jewel to Storm Drain

A Frederick fisherman laments the Monocacy River’s decline from a bass and redeye haven to a polluted storm drain after suburban growth. He recalls otters and herons vanished as houses rose along the river, noting redeyes disappeared by the early 1990s and warning future generations about water quality.

Frederick Monocacy Walkersville Fredenck Monocacy River

Traffic concerns drive call for more police at city intersections

A reader urges Frederick officials to deploy two traffic officers during rush hours to ease City traffic around stadiums and the Keys, arguing current delays cost residents time and may worsen with events and a looming millennium shift. The letter cites Y2K readiness efforts by Frederick County and invites citizen input ahead of July public tests and meetings led by CIO Carl Moore.

Frederick County Maryland Federal Emergency Management Agency Emmitsburg Maryland Emergency Management Association Co.frederick Carl Moore CIO E. Church St Frederick

Downtown traffic gridlock dashes morning commutes

Fringe Market and South downtown residents applaud Frederick city handling of tourism and growth but cite exiting traffic to I-70 past Harry Grove Stadium as the top problem. Morning backups extend from town into the interchange, increasing delays for residents, emergency services, and truckers. Columnist Roy Meachum is on vacation and returns July 7.

Frederick City Harry Grove Stadium

Y2K planning response to editorials and public input

Frederick County officials defend their Y2K contingency planning after an editorial in The Frederick News-Post criticizing the process. They note a June 4 meeting at Frederick Community College as one step in a multi year effort started in 1996 and say they have since completed a second critique and made adjustments to the plan while inviting further public comments.

Frederick Frederick Community College Frederick County

Merchant Marines at Kings Point noted in Frederick letter

Joseph A. Grzymkowski of Middletown USMMA Class of 1982 writes to Frederick County readers to affirm the existence and role of five U.S. service academies. He notes USMMA in Kings Point as a federal military academy funded by the Transportation Department with a four year program, sea time, and a post graduate obligation in maritime service.

Frederick News Post Roscoe Bartlett West Point Bartlett Air Force Naval Coast Guard United States Merchant Marine Academy Kings Point N.Y Coast Guard Academy USMMA U.S. Department of Transportation U.S. Coast Guard Academy Franklin D. Roosevelt Eisenhower Kings Point U.S. Coast Guard U.S. Naval Reserve U.S America Balkans Frederick County

Letters to the Editor Policy and Contact Details

The Frederick News-Post invites signed Letters to the Editor with the writer’s name home address home and business phones for verification. Space limits may cause abridgement and publication cannot be guaranteed. Send to The Frederick News-Post 200 E Patrick St Frederick MD 21705 or via fax 201-862-8208 or email lettera fred.

Fredenck Mews-Post Frederick Newa-Post Patrick P.O Frederick Fox i Fred

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Holger Jensen Shema The News-Post Sikesie Libertytown General Assembly Col Carey Jarman Maryland Farm Bureau Washington, Frederick Montgomery County County NEW Market District Volunteer Fire Company Damascus Tires & Accessories Inc William Paulson Walkersville High School U.S. Naval Academy Annapolis Wayner Simon Baltimore Alex McPheeters Carl Moore Frederick Columniat Roy Meachum Merchant Marines Joseph A. Grzymkowski I Middletown Usmma
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