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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1990

Page

4

Congress free mail irks voters in election year

Voters complain about mass mailings funded by the congressional franking privilege. Reports highlight Rep. Tommy Robinson and Rep. Ronnie Flippo using newsletters for campaigning, including claims of attendance records and encounters with constituents. Other lawmakers like Sen. Rudy Boschwitz and Rep. Joseph McDade are cited for heavy mailings.

Washington Congress Capitol Hill Tommy Robinson R-Ark George Barbara Bush White House Minnesota Rudy Boschwitz R-Minn Boschwitz Rudy Pennsylvania Joseph McDade

Census Day and Dollars at Stake for Maryland

The census determines federal grants for transport health care and education and affects Maryland by potential losses of about 1500 dollars per uncounted person. A 2 percent undercount could cost 150 million, impacting Bay cleanup and health care. It shapes business location decisions and future congressional and state legislative redistricting. Tomorrow, as with a Pee-wee personality, awareness matters.

Herman Maryland Chesapeake Bay Congress Capitol Hill Generals Assembly

Maryland General Assembly Faces Bitter End of 1990 Session

In eight days at midnight on April 9 the Maryland House and Senate adjourn sine die after a 1990 session defined by a brutal abortion fight. Wounds linger as lawmakers clash over budgets and ethics, while Governor Schaefer decries press coverage and political maneuvers.

Maryland House of Delegates Senate General Assembly Barbara A. Hoffman Baltimore City Margaret C. Schweinhaut Montgomery County Peggy Court of Appeals Prince George's House House Constitutional and Administrative Law Committee CAL Prince George Per Sonal Senate Budget and Taxation Committee William Donald Schaefer Schaefer Baltimore Sun Maryland State House Frederick James E Doc” McClellan Maryland General Assembly

Death honors for Winebrenker lead crowd at All Saints Church

Hundreds fill All Saints Church Frederick for the funeral of David C. Winebrenker III Democratic leader and former Secretary of State led by Governor Herbert O Connor and state officials. Police warn of parking ban enforcement with warning tags and fines after grace period. Town Commissioner Guy Nunemaker resigns over business apathy and voter engagement. Census training kicks off with 285 takers to visit Frederick Washington Allegany Garrett counties. Blacksmiths note common birth and marriage dates of Slagle Dorsey and Beall. State Police rescue breakdowns then link suspect to Florida. Explosives engineers blast rock in Walkersville for Farmers and Mechanics Bank addition.

David C. Winebrenker III All Saints Church Frederick Malcolm $_ Taylor Maryland Herbert BR. O’conor Winebrenner Patricia Warner Nan M. Nichols Hagerstown Washington Allegany Garrett Slagle Dorsey Germantown Leslie Beall Lewisdale West Friendship

Downtown Frederick split over board offices relocation plan

March front page reports a compromise between the Board of Education and the City of Frederick to relocate board offices to the Jenkins Cannery site. Mayor Gordon backs a city county state office complex on that site, arguing it preserves downtown character, leverages private development, and links to a new transportation center and Carroll Creek Linear Park. The Jenkins site could host 100,000 plus square feet, with 250,000 square feet of leasable space anticipated and extensive parking.

Board of Education City of Frederick Jenkins Cannery Paul Gordon Frederick Board of County Commissioners Department of Social Services Jenkins East Street Carroll Creek

Letters pose city center offices need downtown park use

Timothy F Crosby of Frederick argues the Carroll Creek Linear Park relies on downtown jobs to succeed. He criticizes the Board of Education and calls the mayor’s compromise a poor deal for citizens, suggesting the new mayor may be more than an accountant.

Carroll Creek Board of Education Clemson University Frederick Roberts

Parents Respond To Teen Guide Gap In Nighttime Supervision

Letters to the editor discuss concerns about teen behavior and parental awareness. A reader urges more parental involvement and values, while another supporter praises a local military band event and civic pride. The debate touches education funding, teacher salaries, and community responsibility.

No one to the rescue after bank robbery article

Doris A. O'Donovan of Tjamsville questions bystander inaction after reading about a Chevy Chase Bank robbery on Wednesday March 28. She asks why witnesses did not call police and notes no one was hurt inside.

Chevy Chase

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