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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1993
Page
4
The piece argues for a 6.15 percent teacher pay raise while criticizing the use of a school board contract as leverage. It urges teachers to persuade the public and county commissioners on funding, rather than relying on a non-binding agreement. The column questions the board’s responsibility and advocates direct public support.
Michael Hillman protests the appointment of six task force members for the animal control ordinance review, noting three are dog or kennel breeders and a horse breeder. He questions conflicts of interest, the selection process, and the reporter’s role, urging public disclosure and inclusion of broader animal welfare voices. He cites Audrey Hillman’s world class credentials and asks why she was not chosen.
Washington reports President Clinton holds his first formal news conference after 63 days in office. The scene contrasts expectations of accountability with perceptions that he communicates frequently via TV, radio, and public appearances, prompting debate on press access and transparency.
An observer recalls President Clinton addressing reporters with accessible, concise remarks as Andrea Mitchell probes the gays in the military issue and Sarah McClendon asks a question before Clinton signals an early exit. The scene contrasts Clinton with Washington pomp and echoes Reagan’s cadence. Scripps Howard News Service
On March 12 10 year old Gillian Wasley was critically injured after entering an enclosure housing unneutered adult male rottweilers. The Frederick County Humane Society urges breed education responsible ownership and socialization to prevent such tragedies and protect potential owners.
Army Air Cadet Kenneth Kugler of Emmitsburg arrived on furlough after three years in Pacific posts and Pearl Harbor duty. He learned of a new baby brother born a day earlier. A large crowd attended an unveiling of an armed forces honor roll for Oldfields Mount Pleasant and Libertytown Methodist charge, with scrolls bearing about 40 names presented to each church.
Senator Edward J. Mason Jr cites a county bill to end blue laws in Washington County with amendments to align with Allegany and Frederick laws. Commerce groups unaware of its impact on business expect shoppers to drive Sundays if stores open. Commissioner Derr clashes with FCCF president Richard C. Curtis over ethics disclosures and possible public scrutiny of officials’ holdings.
Maryland's Tomorrow MT program targets students with high absenteeism low test scores or who are returning dropouts In Frederick County 222 students are served The 1992 93 state grant totals 148 985 and cost per student is about 677 A drop out rate at Gov Thomas Johnson High School fell from 44 to 16 percent and Frederick High from 4 7 to 2 2 percent The 1892 graduating class achieved 92 109 percent in functional tests Funding exceeds 10 000 in scholarships from the Frederick County Private Industry Council with awards based on grades The program earned the Business Education Partnership Journal National Award for Excellence in dropout prevention.
Letter argues the Maryland's Tomorrow program prevents dropouts and saves future costs. Cites high dropout rates among inmates and welfare recipients, unemployment gaps, and annual national losses, praising the program as a preventive investment led by Jack B. Castle, chairman of the Private Industry Council in Frederick.
The Frederick Post argues for mandatory recycling, noting high voluntary participation but limited curbside pickup. It urges expanding curbside service in Frederick County to meet state goals and conserve landfill space, suggesting mandatory recycling may be needed now.
Bruce A. Johnston argues the Frederick County school board should not offer Swahili, contending East Africa favors English or other major world languages. He asserts Swahili serves a limited region and usefulness, urging study of languages like Japanese Mandarin Russian or Bahasa Indonesia for broader global utility.
Philip A. Berkheimer chairman and Garland P. Feaga of Frederick Memorial Hospital criticize ownership of stock in Philip Morris Cos Inc comparing it to Amush in autos and the Catholic Church in abortion clinics expressing concerns over corporate investments and conflicts of interest.
A garbled reader instruction lists letters to the editor address for The Fredenck News Post. It includes a P O Box and mailbox details with unclear street numbers and a telephone line. The OCR yields inconsistent city and state spellings and stray punctuation.
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