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News

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1993

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4

Blizzard of 93 community gratitude and cleanup continues

The report recounts sidewalks cleared and roads plowed after the blizzard, thanks to professionals and neighbors who helped shovel, with many still at work on Tuesday. It notes ongoing cleanup, high snow piles, and the desire for sun and warmth to melt the snow, plus stories of heroism, tragedy, and communal resilience.

Brady bill sends NRA scrambling on Capitol Hill

On Capitol Hill the NRA faces political backlash after backing opponents of Senator Synar in a bid to block the Brady bill. Synar says the fight will continue with a five day handgun waiting period, while critics note NRA spending and a volatile voting landscape among fence sitters.

Washington Capitol Hill National Rifle Association Bill Clinton Mike Synar D-Okla NRA Synar Congress Gallup Ed Henry Clinton State of the Union

NRA Resignation Follows Reno Smear Probe and 1992 Spending

The NRA faced internal turmoil as chief lobbyist David W. Gibbons resigned after pushing unproven accusations against Attorney General Janet Reno during her confirmation. The FBI found no support for the drunk driving claims. The piece notes NRA spending in 1992 at $5.7 million, with direct campaign contributions and independent expenditures totaling near $1.8 million and subsequent criticism of money in politics.

NRA David W. Gibbons Janet Reno Senate Judiciary Committee Reno FBI Gibbons Charles Schumer D-N.y House Crime and Criminal Justice Subcommittee Political Action Committee Federal Election Commission Congress Waco Texas

Farm Workers Leave War Jobs to Return to Farms

About 50 years ago many farm workers left $50 to $75 weekly war industry jobs to return to farms where earnings were $50 to $75 a month with board. The exodus followed Selective Service Act changes exempting farm laborers from the draft, easing fears of a farm labor shortage in Frederick County. Local civic clubs urged the Aldermen to enact a two month curfew for minors after a club study found delinquency and nocturnal activity issues, building on Chief Poulsen’s January remarks. vandals broke into McCurdy Field dressing rooms overnight, ransacked lockers, caused minor damage, and left empty handed when nothing of value was found.

America New York World Trade Center Mediterranean FBI Holy Land National Rifle Association Middle East Israel Suez Custer United States Jamma’ Carter Menachem Begin Anwar Sadat Camp David White House Frederick County Board of Aldermen Frederick Arthur C. Poulsen W. Raymond Walter McCurdy

Volunteers Aid Disadvantaged and Veterans in Frederick County

Twenty years ago eight NAB volunteers fanned out in Frederick County to seek jobs for the disadvantaged and Vietnam era veterans. The group included Floyd S. Brown Donald V. Fellers Donald Garver David Trexler Joseph B. Hise Ronald B. Lemoine French A. Taylor and John S. Ziblut. The Frederick County Sheriff’s Department and Jail outlined needs amid a proposed 270322 dollar budget before county commissioners. Sheriff Richard C. Baumgartner noted 400 letters calling for jail deputy raises of at least 49 percent and more were forthcoming.

National Alliance of Businessmen NAB Frederick County Floyd S. Brown Donald V. Fellers Eastaleo Donald Garver David Trexler Frederick Memorial Hospital Joseph B. Hise State Farm Ronald B. Lemoine American Optical French A. Taylor C&p Telephone John S. Ziblut Moore Business

Utica Bridge concerns spark debate over development plan

Teresa Burcer of the Lewistown Utica Civic Association questions Frederick County Commissioners on protecting Utica from further development. She cites Roddy Road Bridge rebuilding and a proposed 80 home project with a sewage plant, urging zoning changes, park ideas, and affordable community facilities while warning of traffic damage to the Utica Bridge.

Frederick County Lewistown Utica Roddy Road Loy's Station Sandower

Letters to the Editor Selling off Green Valley Monrovia

Frederick County readers weigh in on the Green Valley Monrovia parcel auction. The writer questions location, suitability, development plans, funding for roads and park access, deed status, and legal binding of a 508 acre deal tied to Greenberg Realty Co. urging clarity before commissioners finalize the sale.

Frederick County Green Valley Monrovia Greenberg Realty Co Urbana Jim Planning Commission Twe Jess Pye

Meachum Defends Gun Rights Against Measured Critique

Frederick poet Howard J. Fezell defends the Maryland State Rifle and Pistol Association in a March column, rebutting Roy Meachum’s charges that the gun lobby harms police and streets. Fezell argues for lawful gun ownership, duty to protect the public, and objective permit criteria, dismissing Meachum’s rhetoric as partisan.

Roy Meachum National Rifle Association NRA Maryland State Rifle & Pistol Association Maryland Maryland State Palsey Pistol Association Meachum

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