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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1987
Page
4
Residents weigh growth and a possibly outdated Comprehensive Plan as Frederick steers toward annexation talks. The planning commission held private dinners to discuss policy, drawing critique for unpublicized meetings while neighbors worry about transparency and Open Meetings compliance.
Bod Reid notes spring's arrival with mixed views from zodiacal hype to chores and daylight saving. He jests about Mardi Gras style celebrations, warns of garden pests, and cherishes baseball while praising Eddie Murray and Orioles. He reflects on seasonal change’s social rituals and costs.
Jerry Dotey, a 43 year old disabled Vietnam veteran and construction analyst, says he briefed Rep. Trent Lott in May 1986 on improving SBA disaster aid. After his meeting, Dotey and Anthony Rogers were excluded from further disaster program work and his job was terminated. SBA and inspector general inquiries produced little. Dotey contends retaliation while the agency cites lack of evidence.
Weather shifts ease winter chill as Frederick County residents report higher temperatures and winds. Milk producers protest butterfat cuts in ice cream production amid a regional meeting in Al Rapolis. Laporte’s sewer project delays extend ten weeks. Park Service plans fair treatment for 26 Maryland canal landowners if land is federal. A Sertoma photo shows three Frederick men raising a flag on a downtown parking meter. State Senate sends land use powers bill to the House.
Letters praise Maryland mock trial parity, noting Poolesville High as first Montgomery champion and Worcester County as first state winner. Community members urge support for Catoctin High and caution against ski resort plans near Emmitsburg, citing preservation of College Mountain and local heritage.
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