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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1995
Page
6
The Frederick County school board is accused of rubber stamping the Education Department budget and pushing a $180 million request it cannot fund. The writer says board members act like heroes while shifting fiscal responsibility to commissioners and parents. Harry deMoll criticizes the plan as a dream world and urges accountability.
Charles Eyler argues the Maryland smoking ban infringes personal choice by prohibiting after meal cigarettes in restaurants and lodging. He claims the regulation, upheld by an appointed court, bypasses the legislature and erodes constitutional rights, urging residents to vote with their patronage and reflect on government overreach. Exier writes from Brunswick.
Frederick County lawmakers details District 3 include Senator John Derr and Delegates Sue Hecht Louise Snodgrass and Anita Stup, with district 4 led by Senator Tim Ferguson and Delegates David Brinkley Paul Stull Donald Elliott. Contact offices in Annapolis with toll free option 1-800-492-7122.
The All States relinquishes its Haiti mission end of month but 2400 U S troops will remain under U N command in a 6000-man force. Maj Gen Joseph Kinzer leads the mission with U S taxpayers covering about one third of costs through February 1996. The force will secure elections, train police, professionalize the army, and may use force to defend self and mission.
Holger Jensen reports that historian John Tierney argues Aristide has moved to consolidate power, ruling by decree since February, with Lavalas using gangs to suppress opposition. Tierney cites packed courts, dismissed ministers, and press propaganda as signs Aristide mimicking a dictatorship, challenging the claim of restoring democracy in Haiti.
Frederick City officials approve repairs for the 75 foot smoke stack at the disposal plant with an estimated cost of 540 dollars. Frederick County salvage efforts urge adults to boost scrap paper drive as students collect 150 tons to ease a shortage.
A letter argues health care workers must report to duty in bad weather as facilities never close. The writer cites 17 years in health care, praising staff dedication, teamwork, and shuttle support to ensure patients receive care 24 hours a day, urging alternatives only if weather is a problem.
A lifelong Frederick County resident laments newcomers wanting to change established sites. He cites Singanore rifle range as a longtime safe facility for local sportsmen. On a recent weekend he tested noise at the old range site and found noise hardly noticeable.
Residents of Frederick County, Maryland push back against noise from car stereos and aircraft while opposing proposed gun range closures. The letter cites health and land loss concerns, defends gun ownership, and contrasts Maryland's contributory negligence with a proposed comparative standard, urging state senators to adopt reform. It also calls for civic engagement with the NRA and critiques local figures like Mr Rosendale.
Letter writer warns that tort reform nears a dangerous precipice harming insured persons access to the courts. He cites industry campaigns against plaintiffs and juries and calls for more judges, streamlined dockets, and enforcement of frivolous filing rules rather than attacking plaintiffs or making victims pay for defense counsel.
Kathy Snyder from Frederick critiques Dennis Jandra's suggestion to cut graffiti humor. She argues removing humor is not the answer and calls for active community involvement to address graffiti costs and problems.
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