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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1996

Page

4

Big Sister Poole Named Regional Big Sister of the Year

Poole, a seven year mentor with Brothers Big Sisters of America, earns Regional Big Sister of the Year for Maryland, Pennsylvania, Delaware and D C. Her little sister Tammy Hall praises her impact as both grow through a one on one mentor relationship. The Frederick County program seeks volunteers to fill about 55 waiting matches. contact 694 9455.

America Ms. Poole Tammy Hall Maryland Pennsylvania Delaware Washington, D.C Frederick County Washington Barb Foster Sushil Bhattacharjee Poole Beall Brothers Frederick Montgomery Hyattstown Lindy Beall

Maryland tax refunds include Terps football brochure

Maryland Comptroller refunds included an advertising brochure for the University of Maryland Terrapins and an order form for Byrd Stadium tickets. About 30 percent of 2.6 million refunds carried the piece, produced at state expense only for state entities. The rest of the text covers diverse topics, from digital TV transitions to beef market trends and Frederick city recognition.

Maryland State Comptroller's Ravens University of Maryland Byrd Stadium College Park Comptroller's Comptroller's Office Maryland Magazine

Family letter defends troubled youth in pipe bomb case

Roxanne Balterden of Forest Hills Maryland responds to the Frederick News-Post editorial Pipe bombs, asserting her 17 year old nephew is a seriously ill child under treatment and deserves proper psychiatric care rather than immediate adult charges. She corrects facts about the Molotov incident, pipe bomb count, and hospital decisions while urging readership not to judge prematurely.

Frederick Frederick Memorial Hospital Finan Center Maryland Krista Glielmi Tam Oklahoma City Roxanne Balterden Forest Hills

Frederick area airport grading to finish in weeks

James Mirabella of Grandview Company directing work at the municipal airport east of Frederick said that favorable weather and no rock unearthed allow grading to be completed in three or four weeks. Also noted were a 30 day strike at Frederick Iron & Steel resolved, housing plans for veterans, farm sales by the Beall brothers, Jaycee Wives award recipients, and the Sertoma Service to Mankind award to George E. May Sr.

James Mirabella Grandview Company Frederick Frederick Iron & Steel Co Jacob Goldberg Frederick Sertoma Club George E. May Sr

Graphics for Local Coverage Improve News Value

The writer urges newsrooms to add graphs maps and visuals to coverage. They propose diagrams showing sinkhole locations relative to quarries city master plans airport roads budget pie charts and charts tracking population performance salaries and commuting patterns to enhance understanding.

The collision of politics and capitalism in gasoline debates

The piece argues that politics and capitalism collide in energy prices. It notes foreign interests influence supply and questions who benefits from rising costs. It warns energy costs impact the U.S. economy more than rates and urges readers to assess who shapes explanations and interests behind price changes.

U.S Pranla

Letter on energy policy clash with Texas politics

Bill Cunningham of Walkersville argues that government should secure citizens and promote alternative energy, condemning Gramm and DeLay for opposing the DOE and DOC. He warns that politics and capitalism collide in energy policy, urging awareness among citizens and consumers.

U.S U.S. Department of Energy U.S. Department of Commerce Phil Gramm Tom DeLay Department of Energy Department of Commerce Gramm Congressman DeLay Texas

Emu advocate faced harsh slaughter critique in press

Reader letters criticize Maryland Emu Association president Diana Bouchert for supporting emu slaughter. A Baltimore Sun report is cited describing the brutal processing and inhumane treatment of slaughtered emus, urging awareness of the birds' suffering.

Maryland Emu Association Diana Bouchert Frederick News- Post Onother Baltimore Sun

Public safety guiding sentencing in Hall crash case

The family of Carolyn Jones Hall contacted our office after the June 2, 1995 crash that killed Hall and seriously injured Tia Hall. The statement urges accountability for Edward John Yanoski, emphasizes Tia’s long road to coping, and requests the maximum sentence with treatment and counseling, urging Judge G Edward Dwyer Jr. to weigh victims and public safety.

Carolyn Jones Hall Tia Hall Carolyn Hall Tia Edward John Yanoski Tin Hail Yanoski G. Edward Dwyer Jr

Etta Stewart Appointed MADD Executive Director

Etta Stewart has been named executive director of Mothers Against Drunk Driving for Montgomery County, guiding local policy, outreach, and advocacy efforts. Stewart succeeds prior leadership and brings extensive community experience to the regional program.

Etta Stewart Mothers Against Montgomery County

Chain gang proposal for Maryland prisoners sparks debate

MARK CONNOLLY of New Market argues Maryland should employ a chain gang to train inmates, reduce costs, and ease societal reintegration, proposing lime oil as added treatment for workers.

Maryland

Maintained Balance Letter Corrected Author

A letter to the editor dated April 25 clarifies that Susan Burke wrote the piece titled Main Taining fragile balance rather than John Burke, correcting authorship and ensuring proper attribution in the local opinion page.

Susan Burke John Burke

Letters to the Editor address and contact lines

Letters to the Editor are accepted at Post 200 E. Powick St RO Box 578 Frederick MD 21705 or via telefax at 662-8209. Readers may submit opinions and notices to be considered for publication in the local paper.

Powick St Frederick

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