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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1991

Page

7

Monocacy Battle land purchase urges quick action

Congresswoman Beverly B. Byron argues to protect Monocacy National Battlefield in Maryland by raising a spending limit for park land acquisition. She warns development pressure could mirror Manassas after a $100 million purchase and calls for timely authorization within existing discretionary Interior funding. Byron lives in Frederick and represents Maryland's Sixth District.

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Frederick County tensions rise over long time residents and new arrivals

Michael F. Margetis, a Brunswick resident, voices fear that Frederick County could replicate Montgomery County’s growth problems. He cites resentments among longtime residents and concerns about development funding for newcomers, urging voters to stay informed, engaged, and to vote smart.

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Governor Schaefer vetoes bill to raise Maryland speed limit

Governor William Donald Schaefer explains veto of legislation to raise the rural speed limit from 55 to 65 miles per hour or pilot higher speeds. He cites safety concerns, data from NHTSA and doctors, and fuel conservation goals, recalling fatal I-95 crashes in Harford County. He asserts Maryland should keep 55 mph to protect lives and energy use.

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Foreign language in schools sparks renaissance in Frederick

Dr. John M. Ladino argues for early exposure to modern foreign languages to boost English proficiency and long term opportunities in diplomacy and commerce. He cites Latin as a bridge, urges year by year integration from elementary grades, and cites diplomats abroad needing interpreters as motivation.

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