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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1993

Page

4

Recycling questions guide a newspaper's green shift

A Frederick student asks about recycling policies and recycled content. The response outlines three policy parts: buying recycled paper, recycling leftovers, and encouraging readers to recycle. It notes about 20 percent of daily papers are printed on recycled newsprint and describes in-house recycling of aluminum and roll ends, while acknowledging further progress is needed.

John Harris Frederick John

Six Degrees and Six Degrees of Decay in Broadway Theatre

Roy Meachum laments Helen Hayes era loss as Washington shows falter and Broadway suffers. He notes National Theater’s lights, Kennedy Center silence, and mixed local scene with vibrant Baltimore venues. Guare’s Six Degrees of Separation draws praise for Marlo Thomas but disappoints overall amid shifting theater culture.

Helen Hayes Washington National Theater Kennedy Center Secret Garden Guys and Dolls Baltimore Center For the Performing Arts Morris Mechanic Theatre Lyric John Guare New York Drama Critics Circle Neil Simon Yonkers Model Times Cerry Pulitzer Six Degrees Broadwayl Anyattire Schlepp Brooklyn Renera Mr. Guare Sidney Poitier Marlo Thomas Ms. Thomas Mother Jerry Zaks Mr. Zaks New York California Pinter Mr. Grare Miss Hayes Victoria Regina

Will You Get Back All You Pay into Social Security

A Senate Finance Committee hearing explored whether retirees will recover their Social Security investments. For most current and near-term retirees the answer is yes, with interest, but for those retiring beyond ten years it depends on factors like earnings, marital status, and whether the employer’s share is counted.

Senate Congress Louis D. Enoff Social Security Senate Finance Committee Daniel Patrick Moynihan D-N.y

Two Revolver Shots End High Speed Chase in Frederick

City Policeman A Norman Dietz fired two revolver shots after chasing a car through Frederick. The woman driver evaded stops and sped over 50 mph while Dietz attempted to box her in. The suspect faced drunken and reckless driving charges and stop sign violations. Roy Lee Wolfe arranged for Roman W Nagle and Carl Rivas to film Frederick scenes at Baker Park for servicemen camps.

Frederick A. Norman Dietz Dietz Roy Lee Wolfe Roman W. Nagle Fort Meade Carl Rivas Baltimore Baker Park

Day care cuts loom as HEW grant squeeze hit Frederick County

Frederick County day care centers brace for major cutbacks tied to Health Education and Welfare social service grants. 84 children under six at two Frederick sites and 126 children at Seton Day Care in Emmitsburg would be affected. A Mount Airy man was jailed after a high speed chase exceeding 80 mph. police pursued him as he fled, facing charges including DUI, eluding an officer, reckless driving, and license suspension.

Frederick County Jefferson Street Dill Avenue Frederick Emmitsburg Mount Airy Cpl C.W. Koogle Richard Lewis

Frederick County Acts on Child Support Enforcement

A reader reports progress in Frederick County as a court order compels the father of their child to begin payments within a week. The case includes a two month follow up to potentially raise the amount as authorities increasingly enforce support orders.

Frederick County

Distress Over Frederick County Liberty Elementary Disruption

Margie L Tigner of Frederick protests Frederick County Board of Education for keeping Liberty Elementary open during a March 4 storm. She cites dark cold classrooms, unsanitary restrooms, power outages, nonfunctional water and alarms, lack of early dismissal policy, and inadequate parent notification, urging policy changes and safer conditions for students and staff.

Frederick County Department of Health Board of Education

Residents Critique Frederick County Plan On New Market Mount Airy Charm

Kathleen Shields writes that the March 4 Frederick County Board workshop showed disrespect toward New Market and Mount Airy representatives. She condemns piecemeal rezonings, urges a comprehensive plan with overlays to protect town character, and criticizes staff and commissioners for poor engagement with municipalities.

Frederick County Board of Commissioners New Market Mount Airy Frank Shaw Frederick County Shaw Teresa Bamberger Green Valley Primariy Bamberger

Roy on guns get serious in Knoxville letter to editor

Stephen L Bish of Knoxville accuses Roy of failing to address gun crime with real solutions. He argues for harsher penalties for robbery and murder and attacks Brady Bill supporters, urging focus on crime control and criticizing perceived anti gun rights stance. He questions emphasis on religion over arms rights.

Roy Sarah Brady Brady Ray

Letters to the Editor at Frederick News-Post

A reader requests guidance on letter submissions to the Frederick News-Post, including how to sign, conceal address and phone details, and where to mail or fax letters. The piece provides contact details for the newspaper at 200 E. Patrick St, P.O. Box 573, Frederick, MD 21705, and references a fax line.

Fredenck News- Post E. Patrick St P.O Fredenck Diy

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BIG Corp Roy Meachum Eileen Shanahan Scripps Howard News Service Cent Tammy Hood Brunswick Margie L, Tigner Kathleen Shields Frederick Stephen L Bish Knoxville
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