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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1990
Page
4
Voter guide questions cover congressional reform, federal deposit insurance, member pay raises, immunity from lawsuits, and government budgeting. For taxpayers, the piece challenges how to prevent repeats of financial fiascos, curb federal spending, and align Washington with means-based finance. It urges asking those seeking office about real reforms.
A reflective piece traces Germany's postwar rebuilding from factories to roads and the autobahn culture. It contrasts blitzed public works with high speed driving, cites a Nuremberg fog crash, and questions speed limits, car culture, and German engineering through memories of WWII and postwar travel. It mentions Ferdinand Porsche, Volkswagen, and Berlin airlift routes, ending with a critique of Maryland highway speed politics.
Reports to President Bush warn 3,000 to 30,000 American fatalities in the initial 20 days of a war with Iraq, with as many as 19,000 U S soldiers dead in the first week and 15,000 in three weeks. The figures compare to Civil War bloodshed and contrast with Iraqi losses, which could reach 10 to 1 per American death.
A United Feature Syndicate analysis notes Republicans blame Bush for tax clashes, voter shifts toward Democrats, and calls for party discipline to push a legislative agenda. It compares past rally effects and pre election misdirections while outlining opposition in Congress and among voters.
Eugene W. Pruitt and staff moved from Winchester Hall to newly renovated offices in the old Church Street School. Dr Morris L. Radoff urged transferring colonial records to Annapolis to protect them, while reviewers stressed preserving Frederick County history. an interfaith Rotarians luncheon urged national unity and dialogue.
Twenty years ago a rally of about 12 people ended with a taped note to City Hall urging Frederick be removed from the war. A list of six or so subscribers accompanied the demand as grading neared for Lake Linganore Eaglehead golf course. Groundbreaking for dams marked the start of construction for 220 acre Lake Linganore and Lake Merle with a simulated dynamite blast.
Howell C. Happ of Frederick urges voters to oust the longtime incumbent in the race for Register of Wills. He endorses Virginia Fifer, accusing the current officeholder of poor conduct, limited interviews, and a defense of the status quo. He urges voting for Fifer on November 6.
A reader criticizes Sterling Bollinger and the Frederick County commissioners for continuity over experience. The piece cites the Schroder farm condemnation, public opposition, and perceived arrogance, accusing officials of ignoring voter concerns and offering evasive replies.
A reader denounces the county board for failure and vows to elect a new commissioners group. The letter attacks the Schroders and the board’s stubborn stance on a condemnation suit, urging a fresh ballot to reflect public will. Charles J. Grasser of Tramsville signs the message urging action similar to Montgomery County.
Grace E Kebney writes in praise of Thomas M. Eichelberger, incumbent Register of Wills, detailing his courteous, efficient service during her mother’s estate. She notes his availability, willingness to consult colleagues when needed, and a courteous staff, expressing gratitude during a difficult time.
Frederick County residents rally against PAC contributions amid calls to oust Delegates Thomas Hattery George Littrell James McClellan and Boyd Smith. Editor praise cited for coverage as Common Cause figures show totals for Hattery Littrell McClellan and Smith from 1986 to 1990. Local note by G Lee Teets Myersville.
A letter from ARTHUR STINE of Baltimore criticizes Commissioner Sterling Bollinger for alleged neglect of environmental protection and farmland conservation. It urges Frederick County voters to elect a new government on November 6 to safeguard residents and Schroders rights to their farm.
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