Congress Tightens Gate on Open Meetings on Capitol Hill
Ronald D. Elving reports that the House Ways and Means Committee closed a budget markup, marking a return to private sessions for high stakes tax decisions. The move, opposed by Republican Bill Archer, signals renewed reliance on private deal making for efficiency while reducing public accountability.
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Par Ris Glendening Emerges as Maryland Governing Hopeful
Frederick notes from a recent visit that Parris Glendening, Prince Georges County executive and potential 1994 gubernatorial candidate, criticizes Governor Schaefer, advocates gun control measures, supports the Brady Bill with a seven day waiting period, remains pro choice, and envisions running Maryland with 60 000 state employees instead of 80 000.
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Ronald N Young Endorses Gary Hughes In Frederick Mayoral Race
Ronald N Young, former mayor of Frederick, endorses Gary Hughes for mayor. He urges voters to study candidates plans, offers advisory backing, and cautions against a city manager, while stressing Carroll Creek development and ongoing city growth.
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Local fuel shortage and political salary debate headline 50 years ago
Fifty years ago Frederick faced gas station shortages with lean stocks and no replenishment sight. Leaders from both parties backed higher mayors salaries to attract strong candidates. Schools planned early closings to aid farmers, while Frederick Community College faculty demanded bargaining rights. A hospital expansion was endorsed with expanded services. A 13 year old girl was pictured at the Clyde Beatty-Cole Brothers Circus setup at the fairgrounds.
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Speeding on E 16th prompts radar concerns in Frederick
JOANNE WHITE of Frederick writes to express frustration over speeding on East 16th Street and East Street, urging Chief Regis Raffensberger to reinstate radar checks. She argues speeders endanger children including deaf residents and notes past radar enforcement reduced risk, urging action over drug-law focus.
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Child Vaccination State Matter and Stimulus Debate
The letter discusses the Clinton administration’s proposed $16 billion stimulus package and a $300 million child vaccination program. It notes free pre-school vaccination clinics exist and cites a Frederick Post reference. It mentions Maryland legislators passing related measures and questions how to motivate parents to use clinics.
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Vaccination clinic letter contesting federal role in state issue
A Frederick Post letter to editor argues child vaccination is a state matter not federal, criticizes using stimulus funds for clinics, and questions the political tone of the debate. The writer cites Clinton era moves to break the stimulus package into parts and targets the OTB issue in Frederick County. Fortin of Tjamsville signs.
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Hidden costs of off track betting debate continues
A local community weighs economic realities against off track betting and alcohol focused venues near schools. The discussion questions budget priorities for youth education, public safety, and long term community well being amid recession and rising gambling concerns.
MDE to study Fishing Creek flow before Lewistown plant permit
The Maryland Department of the Environment held a March 9 public meeting in Lewistown with about 170 residents to discuss the proposed Lewistown Utica area wastewater plant. No permit decision will be drafted until June to October flow and water quality observations are completed, with dry weather conditions guiding any permit and public input continuing. James L. Hearn, director, Water Management Administration, Baltimore.
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