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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1999

Page

4

Sunday hunting bill foes and backers clash in legislature

Two versions of a Sunday hunting bill in Maryland would let deer turkey grouse and squirrels be hunted on private or public land with DNR reviews and annual enforcement data. Opponents include Farm Bureau and Izaak Walton League while support comes from Maryland Sportsman and Tourism Council.

Jim Gilford House of Delegates Department of Natural Resources DNR Senate Maryland Sportsman’s Association Maryland Tourism Council Maryland Farm Bureau Maryland Izaak Walton League Washington County Federation of Sportsman's Clubs Frederick County Sportsman's Council Wild Turkey Advisory Committee

Kyoto Treaty threats to Maryland economy and jobs

Maryland manufacturers fear higher energy costs and doubled electricity prices under the Kyoto Accord. The piece argues intensified competition from China and India, potential 4100 manufacturing job losses, and urges lawmakers to oppose treaty implementation without universal participation. The author, J Alexander Doyle of Micro Machining of Baltimore, cites opposition by Mikulski and Sarbanes.

Maryland China India U.S Barbara Mikulski Paul Sarbanes J. Alexander Doyle Micro Machining of Baltimore Maryland Manufacturers Association Maryland Chamber of Commerce

Mews-Poots search for wounded man after farm thefts

STATE POLICE combed Ceresville area seeking a man wounded during an attempted theft at Walter Hahn farm. Farm workers had set night watch. one intruder fled and a shotgun was fired at another. A television set was later donated to Maryland School for the Deaf by local residents. Burgess Thornton Rodgers announces parking meters to be installed in Emmitsburg to fund two new officers. Grand opening of the Sheraton Inn in Frederick drew 600 residents and Crown American officials with talk of a possible future addition. Dr. Harold L. Baier, formerly of Frederick, survived nine hours buried in snow near West Yellowstone after roof snow slid onto him. Noontime Sertoma Club meets at Watson's Restaurant with listed members.

Ceresville Walter Hahn Burgess Thornton Rodgers Emmitsburg Frederick County Crown American Corporation Frank J. Pasquerilla Crown America Corporation Sheraton Inn Harold L. Baier Frederick Betty Christenson Yellowstone Mont Baier

Right thing to do by opposing lowered drunk driving limits

A Young Republican secretary urges the Frederick County Delegation to oppose lowering the blood alcohol level for driving while intoxicated. He argues for tougher penalties and judicial discretion, warns of political risk, and contrasts conservative and liberal views while stressing party leadership must take a principled stand.

Frederick County Young Republican's Club Wli Prigsenerits Prinepad

Residents warn of unchecked housing boom and water strain

In a letter from Emmitsburg resident Paul L Beale, concerns rise about multi decade housing expansion and traffic. He criticizes the Planning Commission chair Martha Rice for alleged developer bias and warns about water use and sewage impacts on the Monocacy and Potomac rivers and the Chesapeake Bay.

Martha Rice Planning Commission Hall of Fame County Public Works Department Monocacy River Potomac River Washington, D.C Potomac Chesapeake Bay

Mount Vernon Open House Celebrates Washington’s 200th Death Anniversary

The 1999 Mount Vernon free open house drew hundreds of thousands on February 15 with period costume reenactments by grounds staff and dignitaries including Governor Gilmore. The program featured Washington figures, a color guard, a Delaware crossing mock, muskets, live powder, a fife and drum corps, and aerial fireworks concluding the event.

George Washington Mount Vernon Virginia Gilmore Warner Robert E. Lee U.S. Navy Delaware Frederick Hagerstown Washington Channel 4 White House

Sierra Club backs sustainable farming over hog factories near Frederick

Chris Bedford of the Maryland Sierra Club argues that hog animal factories threaten environment and family farms. He cites Rodney Harbaugh’s plan for 45 000 hogs on 67 acres, manure runoff, antibiotics, heavy metals, and auto firm contracts harming small farmers. He promotes organic, high value farming and invites the public to a March 13 discussion at Mount St Marys College Emmitsburg.

Weil Mr. Thompson Maryland The Sierra Club Rodney Harbaugh Harbaugh Monocacy River Maryland Department of the Environment Baltimore Mr. Harbaugh Purina Frederick County Mount St. Mary's College Emmitsburg

Editorial on traffic and growth growth machine critique

The letter discusses the ongoing traffic jam and cites repeated citizen concerns. It argues that limiting new car inflows begins with stopping new housing and road expansions, noting that 1,500 homes would bring about 3,000 more cars and school buses, worsening congestion.

Tammy Mangan William Denne

Contact Details for Maryland Legislators

Frederick County delegates and senators list with district allocations and phone numbers for U S senators Barbara Mikulski Paul Sarbanes and Rep Roscoe Bartlett plus state delegates and senators for Districts 3 and 4 including toll free line 1 800 492 7122.

Barbara Mikulski Paul Sarbanes Roscoe Bartlett Frederick General Assembly Washington Alex Mooney Joe Bartlett Sue Hecht Louise Snodgrass Carrol Tim Ferguson Paul Stull David Brinkley Donald Elliott Maryland General Assembly

Letters to the Editor guidance at The Frederick News-Post

The Frederick News-Post invites signed letters with writer name address and both home and business phone numbers for verification. Space limits, disallowed items, and publishing volume are noted. Submissions may be mailed, faxed, or emailed to the provided address and contacts.

Fredenck News-Post Frederick News-Post Patrick St P.O Frederick Fredericknewapost.com

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