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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1999

Page

4

County debates hog farm moratorium and environmental risks

Frederick County commissioners backed a one year moratorium on large scale hog farms over 250 hogs, excluding existing operations. They warn of odor pollution groundwater and Chesapeake Bay watershed impacts, citing Oklahoma and North Carolina cases and urging studied, workable solutions for farmers and neighbors.

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Media bias and the Gore Quayle Internet gaffe reviewed

A reflective critique of how Gore and Quayle were covered for the 2000 campaign gaffe about creating the Internet. It notes sparse initial reporting, contrasts media treatment of Gore with Quayle, and cites reactions from Lott, Armey, and Post columnist Karen, including a humorous 00-POTATOE heading.

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Frederick high grounds condemnation bill stalls in Annapolis

The Frederick City authority to condemn a strip of Frederick High School grounds for Carroll Parkway expansion received no action from the House of Delegates Education Committee in Annapolis. Clarence Taylor led the committee as chair with hints of a follow up hearing. A 39 year old Stanton Delman was arrested for selling U S postage stamps at cut rate prices in Frederick following police investigation. Earl D. Underwood announced Walter Robert Donovan enlisted in the Navy for three years, son of Mr and Mrs Donovan of 14S Delaware Ave Brunswick, a Brunswick High School graduate.

House of Delegates Annapolis Frederick City Frederick High School Carroll Parkway Clarence Taylor Tober Stanton. Delman U.S Frederick Daniel Swomley Douglas Stup Ellis Carty George Crouse Earl D. Underwood U.S. Navy Winchester Hall Walter Robert Donovan Walter Samuel Donovan Delaware Ave Brunswick Brunswick High School

Warm spell continues into week with outdoor plans

The weatherman forecasts highs in the 60s and above with little rain, encouraging picnics, fishing, tennis, and biking. Frederick Sertoma Club ticket chair Thomas Blue says April 21 Miss Frederick Pageant tickets at the Weinberg Center are $4. A Miss America 1979 poster featuring Kylene Barker promotes the event. The ABUSE Line training committee, meeting weekends since November, seeks volunteers. training starts April 1 at Hood College. Committee members include Evelyn Batzler, E Neil Heflin, Ed Hendrickson, Donna Bage, Jill Cody, Eleanor Bowersox, Irvin E. Jenkins, Melissa A. Goodwin, Jeanne Jenkins, Maureen Hylton.

Thomas Blue Frederick Hood College Evelyn Batzler E. Neil Heflin Ed Hendrickson Donna Bage Jill Cody Eleanor Bowersox Irvin E. Jenkins Melissa A. Goodwin Jeanne Jenkins Maureen Hylton

Letters Cleaning It Up The Industry Needs A Clean Act

A garbled note from Grown City Missouri laments the state of the cleaning industry and calls for a stricter act to ensure production. The writer warns that without reform many small producers may fail and questions what has been done to harm growth.

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Local farmers debate demand and impact of factory farms

In Middletown Randy Lovers argues Frederick County must balance cheap food with preserving agriculture. He argues corporate integrators dominate meat production, squeeze independent farmers, and raise consumer costs while pollution concerns and odors from farms press for reform.

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Health concerns over hog farms and pollution in Frederick County

Carl R Harbaugh argues that Frederick County must regulate hog farming and its waste impacts rather than labeling all farming as the same. He links animal factories to air and water pollution, citing cross-border effects on Maryland and regional outbreaks, urging strict environmental controls to protect public health.

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Hog farming concerns in Frederck County seek study

A reader urges Frederck County Commissioners to thoroughly research hog farming impacts before any decision. The note emphasizes odors and environmental risks seen in the Midwest, asking the government to reassure citizens and share magazine findings with readers.

Frederck Midwest

Letters to the Editor at The Frederick News Post

The Frederick News Post invites signed letters with writer name address and phone numbers for verification. Due to high volume not all letters are published. poetry religious verse and copies of matter are not accepted. submission options include mail fax and email.

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