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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1998

Page

7

Lawmakers weigh 6.2 million for 12th medevac helicopter

The Maryland House Appropriations Committee debates funding a 12th helicopter to back up maintenance cycles. Emergency medevac missions dominate, with near 3,000 traffic accident flights in 1997 and over 1,000 for criminal tracking, supporting a statewide system that aims for a 20 minute response. Critics say cuts are not an option for a life-saving service that benefits all residents and relies on license fees for operation.

House of Delegates Appropriations Committee David Mitchell R Adams Cowley Emergency Medical Services System Maryland Fire and Rescue Institute R. Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center

Resident critique on Whittier Lake development and NIMBY concerns

Sue Ann Yingling urges Frederick County planners to balance growth with residential character in Whittier Lake area. She warns against large scale Weis Market development at lake edge, defends small commercial zoning, and calls for better collaboration between homeowners associations and developers to preserve recreation space and prevent confrontations.

Weis Whittier Lake Sheetz Rosemont Whittier Spring Ridge Frederick County Derr Sue Ann Yingling Knoxville

Derr Defends Late Term Abortion Vote And Apology

Maryland State Senator John W. Derr explains backing a recommitment to the Judicial Proceedings Committee on a late term abortion bill. He cites Attorney General concerns about unconstitutionality, vows to push for clear language banning late-term abortions while preserving early term rights tied to Question No. 6. He apologizes for speaking to Frederick Teens-for-Life before reviewing the bill and urges future debate with precise wording.

Prise Maryland Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee Attorney General’s Office Attorney General's Haines Baker News-Post Liz Dodson Frederick County Attorney General's Office John W. Derr Frederick

Public quarrel or violent crime mischaracterized in report

Reader objects to March 2 article describing a bar assault, public humiliation, blood draw, forced car ejection, and a fatal crash by a drunken boyfriend. Claims police charges of DWI and assault overlook alleged murder intent and criticizes tone labeling the incident a lovers’ quarrel.

St John’s parents defend expulsion over alleged misconduct

Parents of past and present students at St John’s Prospect Hall express support for expelling Damien Wilkins and Allison Mathis based on affidavits published in the Frederick News-Post. They argue the school must uphold Christian values, deter future incidents, and protect its reputation.

St. John's Prospect Hall Damien Wilkins Allison Mathis Frederick SJPH

Proper forum not the courts

The author argues that Catholic school disciplinary decisions should remain within religious institutions and not be reviewed by public courts. He asserts the First Amendment protects religious school governance and denies state interference, noting SJPH is a Catholic school not a public entity. He stresses fair, non discriminatory policy, while warning government involvement risks liberty. George Sisson Middletown.

St. John’s Prospect Hall Maryland SJPH

Tax money for dual service

A reader questions whether Maryland should fund a 12th MSP helicopter, argues against duplicating private EMS services, and suggests reallocating 6.3 million to expand Advanced Life Support units and public EMS education while keeping on-scene MSP helicopters for emergencies.

Maryland MSP

Clear Choice for Governor in Maryland Primary

Frederick News-Post letter by Jeremy Craig Rosendale urges that Eileen Rehrmann is the perfect person for Maryland governor. Rosendale, a Democrat, backs Rehrmann who favors casino gambling expansion, while Governor Glendening opposes it. Voters face a yes or no on slot machines and casino proliferation in Maryland.

Jeremy Craig Rosendale Frederick Maryland

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