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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 10, 2001
Page
4
U S District Judge J Frederick Motz in Baltimore granted a temporary antler to Xhale after Frederick County liquor board revoked its license. Owners and lawyer promptly appealed seeking relief.
The piece argues the Frederick liquor board revoked Xhale’s nine year old South Jefferson Street club license over alleged March night improprieties. It claims the board acted capriciously amid neighborhood attacks and renewal pressures, urges legal review, and defends the club owner Stephen Walker against what it calls petty, personal motives.
A Scripps Howard News Service report recounts Christie Whitman comments on race and media coverage during a Birmingham trial involving a former Ku Klux Klan member. It notes media portrayal, community tensions, and reactions to police brutality and racial incidents across several cities.
Gen William T. Twinting led an Air Force team investigating a missile and satellite tracking jet crash near Walk. Officials found no evidence the EC-135 was sabotaged. In Frederick Towne Middletown the year, a visit included lunch with Mr. Gentry. Urbana Elementary held balloon release to start its strawberry festival with prizes planned.
Fragmented OCR text mentions nearby neighborhoods and weather or thresholds, with incomplete wording and unclear action or dates. The readable portion references multiple places and mentions “tenner 5 migra” and “wea thorhoods” without a clear event or outcome.
Melissa Gross reports on an annexation meeting where residents, including Paula J. Nunez, raise concerns about planning commission actions. The board of aldermen and mayor face questions on policy, property restrictions, and the potential real impact before any final decision.
Mike Kiernan notes Donna Kuzemchak keeps residents guessing on a potential run while deadlines loom. He contrasts her stance with fellow aldermen and urges action over waiting to see her standing, arguing for decisive leadership.
A reader questions whether DeLaney works for DSS and whether the father and family were told about Josiah Whiten. The note argues safety remains paramount while avoiding assumptions about the father's care or identity and references Paul and Debbie Shirbach as unrelated names.
A chaotic note outlines a dispute involving Tully's and Xhale with a landlord aimed at a nightclub. It hints at a restaurant/bar misalignment and mentions Kimberly Dixon amid unclear motives and a troubled relocation.
The oil industry gains influence with the Bush administration as executives lobby for policy shifts. Cheney aides and key officials navigate energy priorities, signaling closer ties between industry and government.
Fragmentary text describes attendance at meetings and mentions annexation notices and a place, with unclear surrounding details. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to confirm a complete event or outcome.
Community members respond to a letter from Jerry Kessler about devotional prayer. The exchange centers on a quoted scripture phrase and whether heartfelt prayer aligns with the spirit of the text.
Readers are invited to send letters to The Frederick News-Post Letters should be exclusive to the publication and may be published. Contact options include mailing to The Frederick News-Post P.O. Box 78 Frederick MD 21706 fax 301 902 9290 or email letters at redacted.
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