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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1990

Page

4

Humane Society Describes Pet Overpopulation Crisis

Frederick County Humane Society officials warn that about half of the animals at the shelter face death in a bad year. They report 1,071 of 3,214 dogs and 2,832 of 4,335 cats were euthanized or remained unadopted, despite a 45 percent adoption rate. They blame careless owners for allowing breeding and roaming, urging spaying or neutering, collars with IDs, and restricted roaming to spare lives.

Frederick County Humane Society Humane Society County Humane Society Betty Mitchhell

City Cab saga of Frederick taxi service and fare hike

Roy Meachum reflects on City Cab in Frederick from the late 1980s to today. He recalls complaints about erratic service, robberies, and deadhead routes, then notes a 1984 fare cap and a 1986 raise discussion. Alderman Bill Lee pushes for better cars and more drivers while City Cab contemplates a rate increase tied to service improvements.

Frederick Jerry Wood Curt King Montgomery County Silver Spring Virginia Dulles City Hail Transportation Committee William ©. Lee Lee Wood King Bill Lee

VA whistleblower fights career at Wilkes-Barre VA hospital

Dr. David Shaller former rheumatology chief at the Wilkes-Barre veterans hospital faced retaliation after he exposed shortcuts in patient care. He was reassigned to prescription writing, seen a backlog in appointments, and faces a June disciplinary hearing while local veterans groups stand with him against funding pressures.

Washington David Shaller Wilkes-Barre Veterans Hospital Shailer Shaller Department of Veterans Affairs Feen VA Hnally NTA Dan Cunningham Ciate Dean Boyd Bighard Patten Paul Shafer National Association of VA Physicians George Bush Mikhail Gorbachev Bush Gorbachev White House al Capone

Ice thick under pile snags WPA project near Broad Run

Fifty years ago on May 14 a shovel operator uncovered five inches of ice under a crushed stone pile on a Works Progress Administration project at Broad Run. About 2000 tons of stone were in the heap as a Western Maryland Railroad freight crew near Gettysburg paused to rescue residents from a house fire sparked by the blaze, all escaping unharmed.

M.J. Grove Lime Co Guy Wolfe Works Progress Administration Broad Run Western Maryland Railroad S.E. Younker G.A. Grogan Vetu Hagerstown Gettysburg John Staley

Stop Using Styrofoam in Frederick Institutions

A reader urges Frederick County school system and Frederick Memorial Hospital to switch from Styrofoam to paper products. The letter highlights environmental harm from daily discarded cups and trays, argues forests can be regrown but the ozone cannot, and calls for public demand for alternatives.

Frederick County School System Frederick Memorial Hospital

Keep Kids In School All Year To Prevent Trouble

A commenter argues for year round schooling to reduce drug use and boredom, keeping students from wandering in summer. It would maintain real world skills, prevent rushed teaching, and produce more intelligent students prepared for life, comparing today’s youth to earlier cohorts.

Letters to the Editor On Keys games and public booze license

A Letter to the Editor recounts two Frederick Keys related events. Fans faced taunting at a April 28 War Memorial Stadium game in Hampton Virginia where radio voice Matt Hicks condemned the behavior and praised the Keys Fan Club. May 1 Frederick Alderman Fran Baker urged denying a Grove Stadium beer license, but the Liquor License Commission granted it, upholding innocent until proven guilty in a tense, prohibition era climate.

Frederick Keys War Memorial Stadium Hampton Keys Peninsula Pilots Pete Rose II Pete Matt Hicks 82Q the Keys Matt County Liquor License Commission Frederick Fran Baker Keys Games Grove Stadium Commission

Food service workers defend school lunch pride in Liberty town

Sherry Parmelee of Libertytown defends the county lunch program in a front page letter, praising uniform menus, multiple choices, and trained staff. She counters complaints about price and quality, notes the high volume of students served, and describes the kitchen’s long hours and dedication, urging fair adult perspectives.

News-Post Food Service Frederick County McDonald’s

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