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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1999
Page
3
George E Randall is named general manager in a formal notice dated Wednesday March 3, 1999. The announcement specifies his appointment and outlines responsibilities within the organization.
Mount St. Mary's College head basketball coach Jim Phelan, 69, celebrated his 800th victory as his team clinched the Northeast Conference title and a spot in the NCAA Tournament. The milestone places him among coaching legends like Dean Smith and Adolph Rupp, reflecting a 45-year career with multiple NCAA appearances and a lasting impact on his players and program.
The writer reflects on decades of union battles and corporate pressure surrounding the Washington Post's Frederick County presence. He recalls 1977 strikes, editor threats, and a hostile environment from Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing. He notes cable-mentality profits influencing local papers, biased coverage, and attempts to control outlets via consolidation.
A speaker argues for more women in government and notes historic milestones. Mentions Jeannette Rankin Nellie Taylor Ross Sally Ride Geraldine Ferraro Sandra Day OConnor Janet Reno and reflects on progress vary by region while referencing King Hussein and his wife.
Andy Rooney argues women can lead in politics and suggests an all female ticket. He names Hillary Clinton as potential Senate candidate and Madeleine Albright as VP pick, with Elizabeth Dole and Christine Todd Whitman as other possible Republican contenders.
Frederick County commissioners urged exemption from a new state rule mandating voting machines, citing high costs. In other news a March storm brought 50 mph winds and scattered snow across the county. A quilting party at Mrs. Harry Schroyer's near Myersville produced two quilts with many volunteers assisting.
Registration underway for the local March of Dimes Superwalk on April 29 with forms at Frederick County schools and March of Dimes HQ. Aldermen approve a limited smoking ban using non-criminal citations. County liquor officials warn of underage buyers using false Colorado IDs. Alderman Grimes, Commissioner Williams, and Mayor Young cut the ribbon at the Homebuilders show, featuring 100 displays and student competition.
A reader recounts a recent visit to the Frederick Maryland DMV where a renewal nightmare turned into smooth service. Staff asked for the purpose, directed to the correct station, and provided quick attention, making the taxpayer feel the service deserved praise and fees were reasonable.
A reader disputes John Ford's stance on suspending drivers licenses, arguing against expanding dragnet policing. They contend revocation reflects administrative penalties, not immediate danger, and favor fewer civil rights intrusions while noting drunk driving poses greater risks.
A reader argues that speeding tickets target the few rather than systemic flaws, defending police and state agencies, criticizing the point system, and urging trust in traditional law enforcement while condemning overreaching government. The letter denounces political figures, cites presidential era context, and ends with a call for historical judgment.
JAN WASKOM of Frederick recalls initial shock at publishing a picture of a harassed girl then expresses pride in the young woman’s growth and hopes parents guide their sons toward respectful behavior, noting bullying is painful.
The speaker questions the claimed apex of the process in impeachment hearings. Though senators appear erudite articulate and poised the passage argues a missing evolution in spiritual qualities such as honesty justice and integrity. The commentary prompts reflection on whether political progress aligns with ethical advancement.
District 4 in Frederick and Carroll counties includes Sen Tim Ferguson and Delegates Paul Stull and David Brinkley for Dist 4A and Donald Hilliott for Dist 4B. Toll free Maryland General Assembly line is 1 800 492 7122.
The Frederick News-Post requests exclusive letters, must include name, home address, and business phone for verification. Letters may be abridged for space, with some not published due to high volume and editorial guidelines.
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