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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1995

Page

8

Train bailout sparks tax debate for EnterTRAINment line

Maryland lawmakers weigh tax exemptions for the EnterTRAINment rail line from Westminster through Union Bridge to Frederick County. Officials warn exemptions could save the private business but deprive Westminster and Union Bridge of about 450000 in ticket taxes, while the courts prepare a decision. Senator Tim Ferguson backs the exemption, drawing criticism that legislators are preempting a Tax Court ruling.

Frederick County Maryland Cumberland Westminster Carroll County Union Bridge General Assembly Tim Ferguson Carroll Frederick Maryland Tax Court

Giller letter argues to end Gifted and Talented program

Rebecca and Bill Giller of Frederick urge reallocating G and T funds to all students under budget pressures. They claim enrichment can be spread across the base, arguing early tracking harms and that all children should have equal opportunities to excel through integrated, appropriately challenging programs.

G&t Frederick County

Frederick County Maryland Legislative Delegation Contacts

Frederick County Maryland legislative delegation districts 3 and 4 list Republican Sen John Derr and Tim Ferguson with members Sue Hecht Louise Snodgrass J Anita Stup David Brinkley Paul Stull Donald Elliott. Addresses in Annapolis and toll free line 1 800 492 7122 for reach.

Frederick Washington John Derr James Senate Annapolis Sue Hecht Lowe House Louise Snodgrass J. Anita Stup Carroll Counties Tim Ferguson David Brinkley Paul Stull Donald Elliott

Jenny Jones Show Tragedy Spurs Debate Over TV Provocation

A 32 year old Michigan man, Scott Amedure, was shot dead after appearing on Jenny Jones Show where he was publicly outed to Jeffrey Schmitz. Schmitz, distressed by a note from Amedure, used a purchased shotgun to kill him. the show’s producers deny wrongdoing.

Scott Amedure Jenny Jones Michigan Jones Amedure Jeffrey Schmitz Schmitz Amedore Chicago Jim Paratore Time Warner Telepictures Productions

Schlock War on TV Talk Shows Faces Reform Call

Joseph Perkins argues that talk shows degrade culture with sensational topics. He notes 100 hours weekly across 25 hosts driving ratings, urges corporate responsibility and potential congressional regulation to curb non news programming.

Jenny Jones Ricki Lake Maury Povich Leeza Gibbons Sally Jessy Raphael Montel Williams Scott Amedure Jeffrey Schmitz Time Warner Viacom King World Capitol Hill Congress Joseph Perkins San Diego Union-Tribune Newspaper Enterprise Assoc

Opposition to Potomac River Dam Filed for April Hearing

City officials officially recorded opposition to the Potomac River Dam project ahead of the April 3 public hearing before the Board of Engineers for Rivers and Harbors in Washington. Gasoline rationing and travel curbs did not dampen activity as Gambrill State Park drew 302 visitors in 80 cars on Sunday. Frederick High School students submitted 17,800 pounds of scrap paper, averaging 16 pounds per pupil, to support troops on the fighting front. A Mystery Writers of America Inc Edgar Award nominee was announced for Elsin Ann Gardner’s A Night Out With the Boys. Frederick County farm families received 50 year plaques from Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers, the Keefer and Norris families recognized. Three Frederick City policemen investigating a 2 a.m. stabbing at John Hanson Apartments were assaulted by bystanders.

Frederick City Potomac River Board of Engineers For Rivers and Harbors Washington, D.C Gambrill State Park High Knob Clark Gable Army Air Corps Elsin Ann Gardner Jefferson Mystery Writers of America Inc Ellery Queen Mystery Frederick County Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers Hunt Valley Inn William F Doris C. Keefer Woodsboro W. Lee Norris Mount Airy

Missing the point on volunteer lunch letter to editor

Donald Fitzgerald argues volunteers should not leave their stations for lunch. He favors remaining on call with mobile radios and responding quickly to emergencies rather than using private vehicles or faux ambulances. He asserts faster response saves lives and urges keeping volunteers in first due areas ready to respond.

Jim Witmer

Pass on Cable Says High Pressure Quotes Drove Couple Away

Steve and Alice Litavec z report a sales call that alternated installation prices from 16 to 32 dollars and 21 dollars as they sought channel details. They discontinued service after repeated holds and urge better customer assistance for potential and current cable users.

Remembering the Other Holocaust at WWII's End

As the 50th anniversary of World War II nears, remembrances of the war years grow. People honor the dead, including Jews and Roma, and reflect on the broader experiences beyond the main campaigns and battles.

Remembering Victims of the Holocaust and Disabled Rights

A reflective piece comparing historical persecution of homosexuals and disabled people with ongoing calls for dignity and rights. It cites lobotomies, sterilization, and warehousing, and warns against scapegoating while referencing figures and groups in the public safety and policy arena. Mount Airy references included.

Atlantic Henry Foster

Bending Facts on the Brady Bill

Editorial critics question an AP report on the Brady Bill citing three biased groups and Handgun Control Inc. They argue studies mislead the public, note only four felon prosecutions, and accuse Brady of creating an administrative nightmare and bias in enforcement.

New York AP Handgun Control Inc Justice Department Brady

Restoring values and the role of motherhood

A commentary by Nancy E. Hanel argues parenting requires time, guidance, and financial support. It critiques modern virtue, cites Florida youth vandalism in a video, and urges laws to favor stay-at-home mothers or tax relief for kin caregivers. It laments diminishing reverence for motherhood in society.

Florida Congress

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Rebecca Bill Giller Einstein John Hanson Donald Fitzgerald Frederick Steve and Alice Litavecz William S. Mayo Frederick Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms CBS News International Association of Chiefs of Police Catherine M. Ditman Nancy E. Hanel Frederick Mews-Post Frederick Newspannar Patrick St P.O. Box Frederick, MD
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