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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1998

Page

6

City considers private takeover of downtown parking and more

The mayor and aldermen weigh selling the William Donald Schaefer building and privatizing three parking decks as a way to raise property tax revenue and cut bond debt. They stress maintaining parking rates oversight and private maintenance while keeping a downtown anchor and local services.

Church East Patrick Court Streets William Donald Schaefer South Carroll Street Frederick County U.S. Postal Service Schaefer Carroll Creek

Obscenity in Washington fuels Starr Clinton inquiry

A caustic critique targets Kenneth Starr and the Washington scandal, noting sex-obsessed politics across parties. It cites Trent Lott and Newt Gingrich while labeling the Starr probe a dull, sensational inquisition that distracts from real issues and risks GOP gains in November elections.

Kenneth Starr Ozarks Starr Kathleen Willey Washington Paula Jones America U.S Ship of State Torquemada Capitol Hill Mississippi Trent Lott GOP Judge Starr Lott Congress Bill Clinton U.S. Senate Clinton Newt Gingrich Georgia Missouri John Ashcroft Willey Kelly Flinn Air Force James McDougal Whitewater Mr. Starr Mr. Clinton McDougal Lottstick MacDougal Clintons Florentine George Bush Gerald Ford Ken Starr

U.N. dues row ties Iraq, Annan warns Washington

U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan visited Washington amid pressure over Iraq and U.S. unpaid back dues. He pressed Clinton and Congress to pay up and support U.N. reform, warning Washington risks losing General Assembly voting rights if it delays.

Saddam Hussein Washington U.N Kofi Annan Hussein Iraq Annan United Nations Congress U.N. General Assembly Joseph Connor West Africa Clinton White House Jesse Helms R-N.c Senate Foreign Relations Committee House America Baghdad Scripps Howard News Service

Night school on-the-job training begins in Frederick

Compulsory night school for veteran on-the-job training under VA rules started at Elm Street School. Apprentices in six trades from Frederick County begin a structured program. State Police seek missing Geneva New York airplane, offering 500 dollar reward from pilot’s mother. Missing craft traveled Richmond Virginia to Geneva, New York, February 28. Otho J. Keller II of Frederick attended the White House Correspondents’ dinner in Washington with James H. Walter. President Truman present. Spike Jones performed. Barbara Mello of Baltimore warned Frederick City Police Code may bar officers from speaking on police matters. notes major Ashton regulation. National Weather Service issued a flood watch for Frederick County from noon to midnight due to heavy rain. Frederick Community College board voted to raise tuition. Dart Drug petitioners urged repeal of county blue laws at Prospect Plaza store in Frederick. Richard B. Kabat comments on vast signatures.

Veteran’s Administration Elm Street Frederick Frederick County Maryland Geneva N.Y Richmond Otho J. Keller II James H. Walter Washington Times-Herald White House Richard B. Kabat Dart Drug Corporation Landover Prospect Plaza Dart

Buckeystown calls out littering by newspaper carriers

In Buckeystown residents complain that yellow binding litter from The Frederick News Post carriers mars the village. They note past complaints reduced litter briefly, but the problem has returned and urge carriers to keep streets clean.

Buckeystown Frederick News Post

Letters on honesty and school funding in Frederick area

In The Frederick Post two letters praise honesty in presidential character and urge attention to Thurmont Emmitsburg redistricting. The author commends parents at the Feb 9 meeting and supports private school funding and geothermal cost cuts while citing State Senator Tim Ferguson and local education board efficiency.

Frederick Lori A. Mahan Thurmont Seton Center Annapolis Tim Ferguson Board of Education Frank Ellis

Controversy Over City School Site in Frederick City

Francis Eichelberger of Thurmont denounces plans to place a new school in Frederick city rather than North Frederick County. He questions cost, equity, and impact on Thurmont Emmitsburg children, urging reflection on the futures of local students and families.

Election year fuel over development and school needs in Frederick County

In February a Wolfsville town meeting focused on overcrowded schools and a new gymnasium as development pressures grow. Commissioners blame the BOE, while the BOE accuses the commission, and critics fear ongoing over development and rising costs tied to impact fees and future residents. Charles E Hubbard voices concern as election year politics surface.

Wolfsville Board of Education Boe Hoke Ilona Hogan David Gray Hogan Frederick County

Butterfly Lane speed concerns raised by reader

GENE VYOUNT of Frederick defends Butterfly Lane zoning signs and posted 30 mph limit. He argues against treating the road as a race track citing dense sign placement and rising traffic from new housing developments.

Frederick Butterfly Lane

Letters to the Editor at The Frederick News-Post

The Frederick News-Post invites letters exclusive to the paper, signed with writer name and full contact details, including home address and phone numbers for verification. Abridgments occur for space. poetry and form letters are not published. submission options include mail, fax, and email.

Fredenck News-Post News-Post Frederick News-Post E. Patrick St P.O Frederick Fredericknewspost.com

American explorer claims pirate shipwrecks off Venezuela may be French fleet

Barry Clifford of Cape Cod says he found two wrecks under 30 feet of water near Las Aves Islands off Venezuela. He links the sites to a 1678 fleet of 35 French and pirate ships aiming at Curacao, possibly including Le Terrible, with bronze cannons and ornate cargo.

Caracas Venezuela Barry Clifford Cape Cod Mass Clifford Maxwell Kennedy Robert F Kennedy Norman Mailer Stanley Karnow Michael Cufford Las Aves Curacao Kenneth Kinker Mr. Clifford le Terrible Kinker Margarita Island David Cordingly London Kennedy Charles Brewer-Carias Blackbeard North Carolina

Marines face homicide charges over Italian cable car crash

The Marine Corps says four airmen may be tried for negligent homicide and dereliction of duty after a ski lift tragedy in Italy that killed 20. A 70page report cites poor supervision and advice on minimum altitude, with US paying funeral costs and a pretrial inquiry planned. Italy may pursue charges. NATO rules dictate US jurisdiction.

Washington Marine Corps Peter Pace United States Pentagon Pace Marine Forces Atlantic Italy Kenneth Bacon U.S NATO America Aviano

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Roy Meachum Prerae New York Times Jack Payton Ed Rotein Adel American Civil Liberties Union Barbara Mello Baltimore Frederick City William Crum Richard J. Ashton THE National Weather Service Frederick Community College Carl H. Mitlehner FCC Board of Trustees Kurt Sherman Emmuitsburg Francis Eichelberger Thurmont Charles E. Hubbard Middletown Gene Vyount Frederick Associated Press Casy Gollnick John Freeman Corpus Christi Texas Gollnick Reveille Houston Marine Fliers RES Adamasnordis Wiens & Ctilder Lawes
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