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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1999

Page

4

Final push at Maryland General Assembly faces five major issues

The 90 day session narrows to five remaining debates including gay rights housing and employment protection, electric utility deregulation, ethics reform, tobacco tax increase, and the partial birth abortion ban. The Frederick County delegation, under pressure, seeks swift committee action and a smooth finish to the session.

Alex Mooney House Senate Mooney Tim Ferguson Frederick County Alcoa Eastleo Works Annapolis Maryland General Assembly

Reporter recounts Fort Detrick court appearance over stop sign

Roy Meachum describes his January Fort Detrick court encounter over a stop sign citation. He critiques Army prosecutors, cites bureaucratic obfuscation, and notes the magistrate reduced or maintained fines. He credits Captain Stephen Maleson for recording the column and upholding his stated goal of an official record.

Fort Detrick Weir Army Ccal West Point Detrick Thomas di Giruamo Mr di Gare Amo FL Detrick Alfie Molahons Amo Parks Ich Lo Sk Tnalin CS Allimart Stephen Aleson Aguntrate Maleson Bayct A Muleson Danver Stephen Maleson

Government should guard online buyers privacy now

A columnist argues that while e commerce grows rapidly with billions in sales and many shoppers embracing online transactions privacy is the main consumer worry. Government action is needed to curb data sharing and misuse, as self regulation by firms and alliances like TRUSTe prove insufficient.

Peanney Department of Feet Projects Commerce William Daley Daley Clinton America Online Time Warner Yahoo Online Privacy Alliance George Orwell Amazon.com Truste

Frederick House Delegates OK Pension Plan for City Employees

The House of Delegates passed a measure enabling Frederick to create a city employee pension system and a group health and insurance plan. Also mentions stocking 18,000 legal-size trout in Frederick County streams before the April 15 fishing season opener. A 21 year old Ohio man pleaded guilty in Fairmont West Virginia to robbing a Baltimore and Ohio train with an accomplice, who is hospitalized. Speculation on sites for a new downtown Frederick library, with Key Chevrolet site on East Patrick Street named.

House of Delegates Frederick City Benjamin F. Phebug Frederick County Ohio West Virginia Fairmont Frederick Chevrolet East Patrick Street James 5. Grimes

Running loose in Middletown and town violence

A reader laments Middletown safety after a brutal beating of her son by youths using bats and improvised weapons. She recalls his severe injuries, hospital care at Sheck Trauma Unit in Baltimore on March 1994, and lingering effects including seizures and red eyes. She connects the attack to a mossed sense of community decline and urges residents, especially parents, to act to protect children and restore the town.

Teresa Flock Middletown Sheck Baltimore

Wal-Mart expansion sparks small business concerns in Frederick area

Local residents debate Walmart growth amid four Frederick stores and one in Gettysburg with a new Frederick location planned within a 20 minute drive of Thurmont. Critics say big price leverage hurts small shops while acknowledging Walmart's low prices and large buying power. Some residents value smaller towns for a sense of community and personal care.

Wal-Mart Frederick Gettysburg Thurmonnt America

Letters Warn Against Wal Mart-Size Giants Threatening Small Town Life

A letter argues that large corporations with Wal-Mart-like buying power threaten the vitality of small towns. Local businesses will struggle to compete and influence consumers, potentially erasing what drew residents to small shops, leaving only cheap city-style shopping.

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Church seeks accessibility addition blocked by zoning board

Tom Niblock urges mayor and city council to reverse a Board of Zoning Appeals decision that denied Frederick Presbyterian Church permission to add an exterior structure for an elevator and handicap accessible restrooms. He notes nearby parking decks and argues the project aids community access without worsening parking.

Board of Zoning Appeal Frederick Presbyterian Church Board of Zoning Appeals

Footbridge urged for safer crossing of Golden Mile U S 40

James McMorrow of Braddock Heights writes to The Frederick News Post urging a pedestrian footbridge over the Golden Mile to reduce hazards on U S 40. He cites undivided highway sections, crosswalks at McCain and Hillcrest, and issues with pedestrians and drivers last night, proposing safety measures or increased shuttle service while awaiting a bridge.

FSK Frederick Towne Mall Golden Mile U.S 40 McCain and Hillcrest Drive Hillcrest Community Action Committee Willowcrest Drive

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