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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1999

Page

4

Seatbelt bill urges teen driver passenger safety

Gael Whetstone testified in Annapolis on requireing seat belts for all passengers in cars with teen drivers under 18. She cited tragic crashes and said grieving parents’ cries are unbearable. The measure, before the House Commerce and Government Matters Committee, aims to curb teen fatalities in Carroll, Calvert and Montgomery counties.

R Adams Cowley Baltimore Gael Whetstone Annapolis Ms. Whetstone House Commerce and Government Matters Committee Carroll Calvert Montgomery Melinda Deslatte Capital News Service National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

From Pharaohs to Modern Prejudice Across Ages

This opinion piece surveys ancient and modern bigotries from Egyptian Nubian color bias to Greek barbadian labels and Nazi crimes. It argues prejudice persists, cites Goering’s vanity, anti gay discrimination debates, and McCarthy era fear, urging lawmakers to understand issues rather than fuel hostility.

Polluted history of dodging EPA permits in the 1990s

A column notes how Congress tightened the Clean Air Act permitting system but failed to spark expected permit surges. It details phantom plants misclassified to dodge major-source rules, EPA DOJ probes, and fines totaling about 25 million from Louisiana-Pacific Georgia-Pacific and Weyerhaeuser.

Congress EPA Department of Justice Louisiana-Pacific Georgia-Pacific Weyerhaeuser Washington State University DOS Jack Anderson Jan Moller United Feature Syndicate Ine

Frederick items span meters, trips, honors and retirements

Baltimore college students uprooted a parking meter as part of a fraternity initiation on South Market Street in Frederick. A second group of Frederick High School students visited Lake Success New York for a United Nations conference study. Frederick native Frank L. Bentz retires as PR director for the State Game and Inland Fish Commission effective March 1. The Frederick County Democratic committee plans an executive session over allegations concerning Liquor Commissioner Ellis G. Carty. Eight area high school students received Phi Beta Kappa certificates at Hood College Scholars Dinner. Fire marshal complaints over Weinberg Center concert prompt lighter security and stricter fire code enforcement. Walkersville High School junior Valerie Morris earns the first varsity letter at her school.

Baltimore South Market Street Frederick Frank L. Bentz Maryland State Game and Inland Fish Commission Frederick County Democratic State Central Committee Ellis G. Carty Del Charles E. Smith Carty Frederick County Association of Phi Beta Kappa Hood College Barbara Herrick Walkersville Nancy DuBell Gov Weinberg Center Frederick City and Arts Council

Real design road needs stop light at Mount Olivet exit

Residents argue a traffic light is needed at the end of New Design Road near Mount Olivet Cemetery to improve safety. They accuse officials of seeking tax funds for road work while ignoring lives at risk from impatient drivers.

Mount Olivet Cemetery

Hurrying Permits and Government Burden on Frederick County

A citizen claims government delay on building permits slows private business in Frederick County and Maryland. The writer argues for a speedy permitting process with penalties for undue delays, contending faster approvals boost local employment and tax revenue while keeping residents from traveling elsewhere for work.

Emmitsburg Thompson Frederick County Maryland

Letters to the Editor on tax Legislation from Frederick area

Letter writers Anthony A. Cofer of Walkersville and Lynn Valentine of Frederick argue over tax policy and personal accountability. They urge voters to resist legislators supporting the bill and invoke divine judgment in shaping civic duties.

Real Person Finally Wins Business Deal After Call Center Frustration

Betty Ziebell of Fourmont critiques modern banking and advertising in a tale of endless hold music and automated menus. She recalls local banks with real reps and urges firms to hire human agents, warning of health risks from stress and predicting that a company employing live operators will become sought after.

Character and the Golden Rule in today’s world

Constance McCollum reflects on the repeated use of the word character in public discourse. She argues for applying the Golden Rule to youth and leaders to restore respect, responsibility, and courtesy in society.

Tax cut for Maryland's richest sparks backlash

A legislative proposal to lower the capital gains tax for Maryland residents earning at least 1.3 million annually provokes strong opposition. Critics accuse the move of favoring a wealthy benefactor, John C. Erickson, now in Florida, and question whether campaign contributions or political leverage drive the measure rather than public need. The governor pledged broader tax relief, but no plan exists to cut taxes for all citizens.

Nubia Herman Goering Fredenck General Assembly Washington Henri Bendel Midtown Manhattan New York Neiman Marcus Maryland John C. Erickson Florida

Division of labor letter on abortion and beliefs

A reader argues that abortion is private and should not be government decided. The writer expresses religious views, defends personal privacy, notes Kevorkian and Clinton controversies, and stresses teaching without forcing beliefs on others. He emphasizes personal accountability and self preservation in a plural society.

Anita Gill Ms. Gill Jack Kevorkian Clinton United States

Letters to the Editor policy at The Frederick News-Post

The Frederick News-Post invites signed letters exclusive to the paper and requires the writer’s name home address and home and business phone numbers. Some letters are space limited and not all submissions are published. Contact options include mail fax and email for submissions.

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