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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1998

Page

6

Tax reform call spans forms to fearsome IRS maze

A reader questions the 1997 tax instructions and cites complex 1040A rules about pension and annuity taxation. The letter urges major tax system overhaul to reduce fear, penalties, and bureaucratic burden for individuals and especially small businesses. It advocates simpler forms and less government intimidation.

Internal Revenue Service Monocacy Village East Street Frederick County Congress

Ruthann Aron ailing figure in Maryland murder trial gaze

Ruthann Aron, former Montgomery County political aspirant, faces a murder contract trial amid claims of mental illness and dramatic schemes. The article details alleged plots to kill her husband and an opponent, her political rise and volatile persona, and the looming jury verdict that could send her to prison or a state hospital.

Nyone Ruthann Aron Montgomery County U.S Bill Brock Paul Sarbanes Mr. Brock Anne Arundel Texas Aron The Washington Post Metro Brock

FEMA NEMIS Disaster Delays Cast Shadow on Aid

In a year of extreme disasters, FEMA faces criticism for its slow aid and delayed NEMIS system. The $71 million project is 16 months late and $23 million over budget, with tests in Atlanta and Texas disputed by insiders. Spokespersons promise operation by spring 1999 under budget, while critics warn of ongoing failures.

Federal Emergency Management Agency Florida Midwest FEMA National Emergency Management Information System NEMIS Valle Bunting Barbara Yagerman Aaron Karp Atlanta Texas Bunting rank and_file Jack Anderson Jan Moller United Feature Syndicate, Inc

Former All Saints Orphanage becomes Tyson Apartments

Historic All Saints Episcopal Orphanage at 100 E Church St built in 1839 served homeless girls. Purchased in 1947 by Dr Robert Tyson and Dr P S Landsdale, it reopened as Tyson Apartments with eight units occupied. Bishops radio address and nationwide church appeals noted. county fire losses total 95 acres with one car destroyed.

All Saints Episcopal Orphanage E. Church St Robert 58. Tyson PS. Landsdale Tyson Apartments

Tough questions from the children about Iraq sanctions and war

A parent cites a child’s questions on Iraq under a dictator, sanctions harming civilians, and the rationale for bombing or occupying. The note challenges the ethics of sanctions, military action, and national policy, asking what innocent Iraqis endure and why the United States leads global condemnation.

Iraq Josh

Thurmont cries for new school not redistricting

Cathy Delauter voices frustration over overcrowding at Thurmont Elementary with 27 percent over capacity. She warns redistricting would uproot students and delay a permanent fix, urging the school board and commissioners to prioritize a new school.

Thurmont Thurmont Elementary Thurmont Elementary School

Banner year hoped in 1998 for Frederick Democrats

S.Alex Bradford argues the 6th District in Frederick could swing to Democrats in 1998. He criticizes Rep Roscoe Bartlett for long tenure and limited legislative impact, calling for a moderate challenger with mainstream values to improve the district.

Frederick Roscoe Bartlett Democratic Party Bartlett

Rights of police officers debated in Frederick County

Community activist Edward Jenkins argues in 1998 that police field inquiries and stop rules target Black residents. He urges outside review by the Maryland State Human Relations Commission and calls for a remedy to prevent racial profiling.

Scott Rolle Frederick County Rolle Maryland State Human Relations Commission

Letters to the Editor at The Frederick News Post

The Frederick News Post invites exclusive signed letters with writer name address and home and business phone numbers for verification. Due to high volume some letters are abridged and poetry or religious verse is not published.

Fredenck News Post News

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