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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1994

Page

6

Frederick County Faces Pressure Over Proposed Interstate Plan

Frederick County commissioners oppose Virginia favored plan for a new interstate through southern Frederick, warning it would spur development and ease traffic detours around Washington D C. They note growth will continue regardless and local roads would bear the load. The piece argues no candidate can promise truly no growth as history shows ongoing expansion despite pledges.

Frederick County Virginia Montgomery County Washington Area Council of Governments Washington, D.C Baltimore Capital Beltway Maryland U.S. 340 U.S. 15

County Roads Safety Letter Demands Action on Bus Road Hazards

Laura Grimes of Woodsboro urges Frederick County officials to improve sight distance and speed control on county roads near the school bus route. She recounts a near-miss with a dump truck, calls for embankment shaving, traffic patrols, and permanent safety fixes, and questions budget priorities over children's safety.

Thomas Johnson Drive Opossumtown Pike Mr. Straits BOE Transportation Frederick County Tean

Clinton signs PDD on multilateral peace operations

The president asserts authority to place U.S. forces under foreign command in a move seen as unprecedented secrecy and opposition. Critics warn it undermines American law and aims, while supporters argue for reforming multilateral missions amid Paula Jones news. The public remains blocked from a full copy of the directive.

Paula Jones Clinton U.S America White House State Department PDC PDD U.N Security Council Slick Willie U.N. Security Council Copley News Service

Schlafly warns on Clinton peacekeeping PDD shift

Copley News Service reports that Phyllis Schlafly critiques Clinton secret PDD redefining foreign policy. It urges multilateral peace operations under UN command while preserving U.S. strategic aims and explicit presidential control.

First Solemn High Mass at St John’s in 57 years

Rev Father Gregory Francis Smith returned to St John’s Frederick for a historic Solemn High Mass filling the church to capacity. Frederick High graduates heard from Pastor William C. Royal urging a global call for young people to serve as teachers, physicians and preachers in a peace driven mission. County residents challenged officials over water sewer amendments claiming neglect of public rights and trust in Leisure Technology projects. County executives highlighted student involvement during intern program events with Frederick High Singarore Linganore Middletown and Key Hotel interns.

Gregory Francis Smith St. John’s Frederick St. John's William C. Royal First Baptist Church Frederick High School Monrovia Ted Ward Urbana-New Market Leisure Technology Corporation Austin Renn Planning and Metropolitan Commission Frederick County Executive High Terry Heatherly State's Attorney's Office Frederick High Mathew Venable Francis Scott Key Hotel Singanore High Bobby Baker Ronald Young Linganore High Dianne Jenkins Charles McC. Mathias Middletown High Lani Longshore the Sentinel

Campaign letter urges issue focus over insults in Sixth District race

Stephen Crawford, a Democratic candidate for Congress in Frederick, objects to Michael Dwyer Sr for personal attacks on Neil Dhillon in a May 23 letter. He argues big money and negative campaigning harm politics and calls for a focus on issues.

Michael Dwyer Sr Neil Dhillon

Benefits of year round school in Frederick County

Myersville reader MaryAlice Self defends a year round school calendar. She cites nine week terms with three week breaks reducing review time, potential test score gains, better use of buildings, improved morale, easier planning, and off peak travel benefits, urging positive consideration.

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Letter to the Editor critiques FCC critics and praises FCC gains

Anne L. Hunter defends Frederick Community College and its instructors against Tim Roff's May letter. She argues FCC offers challenging courses with practical business insight, notes FCC graduates succeed in CPA paths and public service, and contends Roff's complaints stem from personal effort rather than system failures.

Tim Roff FCC Frederick News-Post Roff Frederick County Frederick Community College College of Wooster Maryland Frederick McDonalds

Energy and Emotion in Running for Public Office

Meredith Fouche of Rohrersville reflects on the emotional toll of political campaigns, comparing the loss to a house fire just before keys are handed over. She argues campaigns reveal how leaders perform under pressure and shape laws affecting children, urging voter engagement.

Polit

Letters to the Editor policy note from Frederick News-Post

The Frederick News Post outlines submission rules for Letters to the Editor including required name address and phone number for verification. It notes high volume may limit publication and that not all letters are printed due to space taste or edits.

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